Anyone ever seen a turbine map?

[furious70]

my brother has some in some of his engineering books, and talking to a Garret rep, they are available.....

the problem is getting a part number that is useful to him. Knowing the housing is off a t3 60 trim and has a a/r of .48 or .63 is no use to him, he needs a garret PN.

I gave him all the cast in #'s, no dice. He said there should be a tag on one of the bolts or something, but I don't see anything yet.

Anyone else ever try to get these maps?

[scott]

take a look here: http://www.turboneticsinc.com/comp_maps/fig1.html

=) Enjoy!

--Scott

[furious70]

umm....TURBINE map, not compressor map.

hot side.

thanks tho =)

[spoolboy]

http://www.atpturbo.com/turbopiping/turbine.asp

[scott]

oooooooooooooooooops ;p I should read more carefully =)

Scott

[NJMarc]

I believe it was last months issue of Turbo Magazine had an article about turbo map charts and how to read them etc...

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Originally posted by NJMarc I believe it was last months issue of Turbo Magazine had an article about turbo map charts and how to read them etc...

If that's true, does anybody have the cliff-notes version of the article??

I've recently seen some data that makes me think that the commoon thinking behind turbine matching for our cars is sorta wrong. Especially regarding housing AR.

From what I've seen, if I'm interpreting the data correctly, going to a .63AR is not a good idea on most 2.2's, and especially on most 2.5's. Which is completely contrary to common sense and common beleif.

[NJMarc]

Based on Gary Donovan's dyno tests, it seems a .63 housing is the BEST thing you can do. You want that exhaust to flow.

Where can I see the results of his tests?

Is it on the R&D list or something?

try this link for a garret part number

http://www.mazdasurplus.com/Ford.asp

Ford Mustang 2.3L Turbo 1984 {Garrett Model No. 465978-10X, Housing A/R 63, Air Research Part Number TB0322}

that turbo has a standard T3 turbine wheel in a standard .63ar turbine housing

this link looks to have what you want for the chrysler stuff

http://216.239.57.100/search?q=cache...hl=en&ie=UTF-8

garrett td25

465599-0001
465599-0002
465599-0003
465599-0004

i got these from here

http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&i...er+part+number

might be more, I gotta run
465599-0005
465599-0006

[furious70]

is that guy's server unreliable? getting a gateway timeout for that site right now.

I've got no idea how to read one yet as I've not seen one, but more info has to be a good thing!

[GovtContact]

Formulas For Everything Turbo

[furious70]

again, I'm talking about the HOT side. I know how to read a compressor map and do math on that side.

I'm actually looking for this info for those exact ford pieces, so that was a great lead with the PN's!

no, it's not for my TD :P

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Originally posted by furious70 again, I'm talking about the HOT side. I know how to read a compressor map and do math on that side. I'm actually looking for this info for those exact ford pieces, so that was a great lead with the PN's! no, it's not for my TD :P

if you get any info on those turbine maps for the older t3's please don't forget to share

[furious70]

will do. The garret rep hasn't gotten back to me since I've emailed those new PN's to him, but we'll see.