my pinto carb turbo project
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my pinto carb turbo project
started making my manifold today, its going to be a suck through turbo systemthat draws air/fuel into the turbo and boosts it into the engine, about as simple as it gets
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and here is where the carb is going to go
what do you think?
heres some pics
and here is where the carb is going to go
what do you think?
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not many, only had my phone on me today and its got a shite camera on it
its going in this
and if it works well i may swap to this turbo, not wasting it on it if it doesnt work well though, the T3 will do for now
its going in this
and if it works well i may swap to this turbo, not wasting it on it if it doesnt work well though, the T3 will do for now
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the whole maniold sticks out less than 6 inch so its nice and compact too and because the pinto has 4 seperate exhaust flanges instead of one plate it was quite a a pain to line everything up, i'm actually quite pleased with my design though apart from i may eed to open the hole up with the plasma cutter on the turbo flange, that hole was just the biggest hole cutter i had
cant wait to crack on with it, need some mig wire, ive run out
cant wait to crack on with it, need some mig wire, ive run out
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that manifold is just too restrictive you really need to redesign it imo
eg the gasses from pots 1 and 4 have to hit the back of the manifold then turn 90 degrees then look for the exit!
all the gains from the turbo will be lost in the poor design of manifold IMO
fair play for a having a go tho
steve
eg the gasses from pots 1 and 4 have to hit the back of the manifold then turn 90 degrees then look for the exit!
all the gains from the turbo will be lost in the poor design of manifold IMO
fair play for a having a go tho
steve
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the tube is 2 inch and the box section is 4x2, its got a lot of room in there, it should easily flow for what i want it to do
i may possibly angle the ends towards the centre yet rather than just capping them off
i may possibly angle the ends towards the centre yet rather than just capping them off
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I've had a pinto turbo for a few years now. Built this for the manifold
I'm not keen on the idea of using carbs with a turbo, blow through is the only one that is safe.
But suck through is the one that can end up in a big fire. If your going to keep the suck through setup make sure you have a recirc dump valve across the compressor inlet to outlet. Don't try an atmos dump type.
I'm not keen on the idea of using carbs with a turbo, blow through is the only one that is safe.
But suck through is the one that can end up in a big fire. If your going to keep the suck through setup make sure you have a recirc dump valve across the compressor inlet to outlet. Don't try an atmos dump type.
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Hi,
I also have a Pinto Turbo with carb. We actually start the rebuild this week.
This is a Turbo Technics conversion with a "pressure-suited" carb, a casted exhaust manifold, and low compression pistons.
I initially thought that the Renault R5 Turbo uses the same principle, but I saw an R5 Turbo in France this year which has a "suck-through" carb...
I have one remark on your manifold:
Is it made from stainless steel? Otherwise it will probably deform because of the high teperature.
A friend of mine experienced this with his Pinto Turbo with injection.
Good luck with your project!
Jeroen
Belgium
I also have a Pinto Turbo with carb. We actually start the rebuild this week.
This is a Turbo Technics conversion with a "pressure-suited" carb, a casted exhaust manifold, and low compression pistons.
I initially thought that the Renault R5 Turbo uses the same principle, but I saw an R5 Turbo in France this year which has a "suck-through" carb...
I have one remark on your manifold:
Is it made from stainless steel? Otherwise it will probably deform because of the high teperature.
A friend of mine experienced this with his Pinto Turbo with injection.
Good luck with your project!
Jeroen
Belgium
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