Subject	Wouldn't a magnet on the wheel throw it off-balance? (n/m)
Posted by	KILLR300ZX on August 09, 2001 at 1:44 AM
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In Reply To	actually turbine 'rev' guages are used for seeing if the > posted by Kiwi_Z on August 09, 2001 at 01:28 AM
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Follow Ups	You guys ever see this gauge? Tells how fast turbo spinning - jmardy 00:26:58 08/09/01 that's cool...wonder what it takes to install it. (n/m) - Seb300ZX 00:42:33 08/09/01 Hmm, i wonder what that can be used for? - KILLR300ZX 00:57:28 08/09/01 It's an 80mm gauge! Rice-tastic (n/m) - jmardy 01:20:29 08/09/01 actually turbine 'rev' guages are used for seeing if the > - Kiwi_Z 01:28:00 08/09/01 Wouldn't a magnet on the wheel throw it off-balance? (n/m) - KILLR300ZX 01:44:29 08/09/01 placed on the end of the shaft and I guess it's balanced > - Kiwi_Z 02:11:32 08/09/01 magnet? - Marshall 05:36:45 08/09/01 I bet it'd be good for seeing how laggy a turbo is... - Mr.TT 01:10:24 08/09/01 Looks like it would hurt the flow. (n/m) - cuda 01:20:06 08/09/01 Not to mention leaking at the entrance point - PLEAZURE in CA (SD) 01:23:51 08/09/01 oh but why? (n/m) - StEaMyZ(ZtoyZ.NET©) 01:56:26 08/09/01 Sometimes you can have too many gauges... (n/m) - OSIRIS-Z 06:27:36 08/09/01 cool, but would REALLY suck if it came loose under boost (n/m) - ZX_man® 06:41:39 08/09/01 Cool, now we'll have an N1 speed below which >> - JaimeZX™ 08:32:37 08/09/01
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