What does a turbo setup look like (logically)?
#1
I can't seem to find anything out there regarding how (logically) these are hooked up. Does the exhaust header go right into the turbo? What does an example of one look like (the exhaust header coming off the block)? I guess I'm maybe looking for a picture of one (that I can see the parts pretty clear) as well as a logical diagram. Attached is how I think it goes...
#4
yah, j9's picture is great! The exhaust gases spin the rear turbine (think fan blade) while the shaft also turns the front blades which take intake air, compress it, and blow it to the engine, usually through an intercooler to reduce the temperature.
#5
that's an awesome pic, thanks for the info everyone
what are the best places to start looking for the dif parts? i'm still debating trying to stay n/a and do a mild bridgeport (or heavier street port) or go the turbo route (hooray instant hp), and im just trying to put together a list of things i'd need for each (exhaust-wise, i mean).
oh, and if i went turbo, i'd like to keep my 6-port setup, so i'd need to tap into one of those exhaust pipes to have the backpressure open them up i guess
what are the best places to start looking for the dif parts? i'm still debating trying to stay n/a and do a mild bridgeport (or heavier street port) or go the turbo route (hooray instant hp), and im just trying to put together a list of things i'd need for each (exhaust-wise, i mean).
oh, and if i went turbo, i'd like to keep my 6-port setup, so i'd need to tap into one of those exhaust pipes to have the backpressure open them up i guess
#9
Originally Posted by j9fd3s' post='874444' date='Jun 8 2007, 11:09 AM
you can run em off boost pressure too
Oh rly? Very interesting, I never thought about that before (and haven't don't extensive searching about it yet since I'm still trying to decide NA/turbo). Thanks for that info though
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