Anyone Use A Full Bp Turbo?
#21
Originally Posted by j9fd3s' date='Apr 27 2004, 11:50 AM
a buddy of mine had a full bp rx3 (na) and here are the differences vs a stock port.
pros:
more torque from 2000-11,000rpm
sounds neat
25+ mpg on the freeway
cons:
does not do part throttle under 5000rpm
when you cut the water jacket engine life goes way down (12-18months, before it starts sucking water)
the car was NOT loud, it was using 2 loooong glas packs and 2 turbo mufflers, it was very reasonable
pros:
more torque from 2000-11,000rpm
sounds neat
25+ mpg on the freeway
cons:
does not do part throttle under 5000rpm
when you cut the water jacket engine life goes way down (12-18months, before it starts sucking water)
the car was NOT loud, it was using 2 loooong glas packs and 2 turbo mufflers, it was very reasonable
#22
The part throttle drivability, and power below 5k would have been much better with a free-flowing exhaust.
Even properly tuned with a stand alone EMS a BP motor won't do partial throttle below 5K? What happens when you try? Do they try to stall out?
Sorry, never driven a BP car before, just courious.
Thanks,
-Ryan
#23
Originally Posted by pvillknight7' date='Apr 27 2004, 06:50 PM
Even properly tuned with a stand alone EMS a BP motor won't do partial throttle below 5K? What happens when you try? Do they try to stall out?
Sorry, never driven a BP car before, just courious.
Thanks,
-Ryan
Sorry, never driven a BP car before, just courious.
Thanks,
-Ryan
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#24
Originally Posted by BDC' date='Apr 27 2004, 09:34 PM
Ours do. The half-BP combinations I've been doing lately seem to drive well from about ~2krpm and above... around that neighbourhood and below, it will stutter and bounce around a bit.
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