Can't think of a factory EFI car that doesn't have one.
Just looking at the TRSM and yep it say's no FPD on a GE, very odd that mine had one, my car was a virgin when I got it so it hadn't been swapped in.
Should be at least 5 loadpoints from vacuum to boost, so you would have 5 lines of timing as it needs to pull timing on boost.
Modern ECU's have many more X by Y cells.
(MoTeC 100 series is 55x35)
Yep if it's the same wheel and the housing has the same nozzle cast into it there should be 0 difference as those are the 2 things that give you your AR number.
If someone got the casting wrong and the nozzle size is larger on the T4 version that would mean it's a bigger AR.
Ummm where did you get 130 as a spec?
most GTE's are around the 150 mark 128 is the minimum and is indicating a very tired engine, more importantly is the 14psi variation allowance between cylinders.
Is this a GTE or an NA/t?
Not at all the smaller wheel will accelerate much quicker due to it's lower PMoI compared to the turbine wheel in a 3540r, of course this is all just a guess on my part based on my experience with the 1.06 on the 3.0L.
I've spent a lot of time and $ playing musical turbine housings with the...
A lot of the GT series turbos come with the option of T3/T4 flange and use the same wheels therefore the same AR calc, I've seen a LOT of people post misinformation that the flange changes how they spool so just wanted to clear it up before it happened here ;)
.68 is .68 no matter what flange, t3/t4 makes NO difference if the wheels are the same size.
"AR" is a calculation based on Area of the nozzle into the turbine hosing where it's necked down x the radius of the wheel, the flange opening doesn't affect it.
Welcome to SM but I have to say that's a weird ass way of looking at it...
So it's ok to swap a Toyota engine into a Mazda but not a Chev into a Ford?
I tend to use whatever engine fits my requirements.
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