Stef's 7AFTE Tech/Project, First Dyno run pg16 Options

[hurley97]

As many of you know I'm going to turbo the 7A.


So first things first, with the help of Garrett's Turbo Tech 103 (Expert), I did the compressor flow map calculations... try to follow along, if you have any questions just ask...

here are the EQUATIONS:


and the CALCULATIONS (for a 7AFE with a target of 200hp at the flywheel):


then you need to plot some numbers on the COMPRESSOR FLOW MAP of your choice
I got a small Garrett 2052 which should be enough for my goals


From just looking at different compressor flow maps you'll learn a lot. In general, the closer the turbine and exhaust housing sizes the wider your power range will be but the maximum boost level is limited. When the sizes are significantly different you'll notice the compressor map will look taller and thinner, that gives you a smaller RPM range you can boost in but you can achieve higher boost levels in that range.

This post has been edited by hurley97: Jul 24, 2009 - 5:13 PM

[celicast3sgte]

btw, are you going to add a wideband o2 to that list??

[hurley97]

btw, are you going to add a wideband o2 to that list??

its not on the list because I was thinking about whether or not it would be more cost effective to just dyno tune it for $50-60 rather than actually buy a wideband. I was looking into the AEM UEGO Wideband but I have no place I want to mount it.

[jesterwr217]

btw, are you going to add a wideband o2 to that list??

its not on the list because I was thinking about whether or not it would be more cost effective to just dyno tune it for $50-60 rather than actually buy a wideband. I was looking into the AEM UEGO Wideband but I have no place I want to mount it.

doing that would be acurate as far as tunning it but you want a wideband to keep an eye on things if something happens