Turbo Matrix graph

[russ jerome]

Turbonetics new site is finaly up, neat little PDF file for sizing
your turbo.

http://www.turboneticsinc.com/turbomatrix.htm

[mwinkle353]

too bad it's so fuzzy you can't read the information.


Wink

[russ jerome]

If you open it in Adobe you can click enlarge, simply scroll up/down.

It's worth the time to play with, there outlines match known
power levels of members using same trim turbo's here in 8v
and 16v setups.

[87shelbyt2]

Good find I think that was the final straw that made me decide to scrap the .48 and go .63...

[Heavytank2]

Now if only more manufactures would do the same....


Only thing missing is a chart for two turbos, you can do the math easily using the new site. But lazy is fun. I wanna turbo a chevy 4.3L before I die/WWIII.

[mech1nxh]

Quote:

Originally Posted by Heavytank2 Now if only more manufactures would do the same.... Only thing missing is a chart for two turbos, you can do the math easily using the new site. But lazy is fun. I wanna turbo a chevy 4.3L before I die/WWIII.

apologies in advance for reviving an old thread, but .....
even if you do ....# 4 (thrust bearing ) will soil the bed
crank will stay together but .....put some duckets away for
ah......maintenance.........lol

[Una]

Ahh man, thought this was a thread about a turbo Toyota Matrix.. hahaha..

[SUPERVAN]

I don't know if I trust this graph much, it says I'll make between 350 and 400 hp with my new turbo at under 10psi....ain't happening. I think I'll stick with compressor maps and figure it out the old fashion way.