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Subject BB vs non-BB
     
Posted by ZHOUND on August 15, 2002 at 5:04 PM
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In Reply To >>>>>>>>> posted by YellowZXTT on August 15, 2002 at 01:41 PM
     
Message When we were putting my car together, Greg called me and
told me about how my 16Gs would spin just as easily as the
BB 2530s. This was a good representation of the quality of
mitsu turbos, which was insured after the car was put
together. These 16Gs spool so quick even with untuned
fuel, that Greg immediately decided to get this kit(lag
was a factor in his decision). Also they keep spooled in
between shifts, which is something I wasn't expecting for
the kind of power they make.


: I have the same problem as you - turbo selection. No
doubt the 2530's will have more lag than stock but the
question is how much more. Ball bearing turbos benifits
are in transient boost response not in spool. Essentially
if you took 2 identical turbos and you made one ball
bearing the bb one would spool only slightly faster but it
would not have as much lag between shifts and with take
more thrust bearing loads than a typical bushing turbo.

: The 2530's flow about 50 cfm each less than the 16 g's
used on TD05 kit. they spool significantly quicker and
they have the potential to flow about 100 hp over the
sport 500's. They key to make them work well is to have
WELL ported exhaust manifolds, headwork and cams. Not to
mention a goo dp / tp combo.

: As for Gregs 2 pipe dp - the concept has been proven on
DSM's where the wastegate is divorced all the way thru the
O2 housing and they only mate just before the downpipe.
Ideally you should have a external w/g mounted on the
exhaust manifold that dumps back into the downpipe. Since
space is a convern that might not be the best way in a Z.

: Harry

     
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