Turbo header tuning
Clarence Wood
clarencewood at centuryinter.net
Mon Jan 4 18:35:29 GMT 1999
Clive, have thought that pre-turbo tuning would help but everyone I have spoken to has claimed minimal benefits. Would really like to hear more on the subject.
At 11:03 AM 1/4/99 -0500, you wrote:
>>
>> Header tuning is done to help scavenge the cylinder and ensure a clean fresh
>> charge. Turbo charging does the same thing by increasing the pressure at
>> the intake side. The turbine on the exhaust side represents a restriction.
>> If it didn't the turbine wouldn't turn! As such, no tuning of the exhaust
>> is going to help move the gases through the pipes any faster or better. You
>> could make the turbine less restrictive but this is tuning the turbo to
>> higher rpms with more lag time on the bottom end.
>
>totally wrong
>because turbo exhausts are operating under higher pressures
>they are even more responsive to exhaust tuning than NA cars
>properly designed headers befroe a turbo cna make massive power gains
>
>Clive
>
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