I have been told that I will lose spool up time this way. Is there any truth to this statement? Any turbo guys wanna chime in?
Divided Housing on an Undevided Manifold
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The statement is true, but not the way it sounds.
You'll increase the amount of time it takes to spool.............. compared to having the unit on a devided manifold.
You'll increase the amount of time it takes to spool.............. compared to having the unit on a devided manifold.
I see. So what you are saying is that it will spool up at the same time, it will just take a little longer to get there?
littel more time
but i have sean peoepl port the tang on the turbo as in round it off some but not to much or you can cause some mucky shit
and the collecotrs has alot to deal with ti too
but i have sean peoepl port the tang on the turbo as in round it off some but not to much or you can cause some mucky shit
and the collecotrs has alot to deal with ti too
I'm running a P trim .70 divided on a stock mani (welded on a T4 flange). My torque curve, which is a function of boost looks like any .68 undivided I've seen on a 7M or 2jz. If there is a difference I think you would need to log your boost curve to see the difference. I do know the divider will develop a hairline crack. I've run 2, on my newset one I ground the divider with a radiud, to almost a point. Didn't crack as bad but still cracked.