Compression VS. Boost
Everyone knows that I will be running 11psi up top. I most likely will running 8psi 70% of the time but I plan on keeping tabs and letting people know how the car fairs with that much boost.
Turbo is a gt35r.
-Chris
Turbo is a gt35r.
-Chris
Sweet, I love understanding shit.
Basically, go back to the effective compression ratio chart that I made and stay below an ECR of 17ish. Any more than that and you are going to want to look into building up the motor.
Jakub and wannabuy, I am sure you could get away with some occasional +2 or +3psi runs. Just make sure that its tuned propery. Know that it might compromise the motor life in the long run.
I love the fact that Honda pre-built this engine from the factory
Anyone want to start another K-series versus F-series debate now? Haha.
^^^
Should I not have said that??
Basically, go back to the effective compression ratio chart that I made and stay below an ECR of 17ish. Any more than that and you are going to want to look into building up the motor.
Jakub and wannabuy, I am sure you could get away with some occasional +2 or +3psi runs. Just make sure that its tuned propery. Know that it might compromise the motor life in the long run.
I love the fact that Honda pre-built this engine from the factory
Anyone want to start another K-series versus F-series debate now? Haha.
^^^
Should I not have said that??
Originally Posted by jakub2000,Nov 16 2005, 07:13 AM
Sure the top end power would slightly improve due to the efficiency of the turbo in higher psi levels (correct me if I'm wrong but at 8psi a GT3071R is nowhere close to peak efficiency)
am i totally off the base here?
It is my understanding that unless you talking N/A with ram air, there is another question. Not just effective ratio and horsepower but how much air and fuel you can get in and out. The more air you can push in the more fuel you can add to a point. Maybe I'm wrong but isn't that where you get some of the biggest benefits from FI.
Originally Posted by jakub2000,Nov 16 2005, 03:13 PM
Good question. From what I read,every turbo has it's peak efficiency at different boost levels, and I asume a GT30 wasn't designed to flow it's best at 8psi...now was it?
Originally Posted by slimjim8201,Nov 16 2005, 09:33 AM
Jakub and wannabuy, I am sure you could get away with some occasional +2 or +3psi runs. Just make sure that its tuned propery. Know that it might compromise the motor life in the long run.
-Chris






