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Twin Turbo YB
Twin Turbo YB
I don’t pretend to know everything so please don’t burn me at the steak for this as im Genuinely interested to know if anyone has tried to convert a YB to twin turbo before or if it has ever been done?
Is there a reason for no one trying it, is it a bad idea, why would you not do it or is it no possible?
the problem is my cars only running a T34 with .63 housing and the Lag is doing my head in and I also want more power!
I know with a GT28 I can reduce the lag but then the most power im going to be able to get is 400 to 450hp and I know this isn’t going to be enough to keep me happy
On the other hand if say I go for a GT30 or a T4 the Lag is only going to get worse but this will give me the power that I want
Ok i could get a T4 maramed and antiLag but thats not Practical for the road and not all tracks will Allow the noise it will make
Easy option would be to forget Turbo engines and go for a natural aspirated engine but anything that is 500+hp is going to be big and heavy like a V8 or larger and I love Boost anyway
say for E.G. a GT20 56mm, 55trim, 0.53 A/R is rated to 260hp and from the compressor map it looks like it makes it at 1.6 bar and as they are so small there would be hardly any lag and with 2 you could make 500+hp
Why wouldn’t this work why has no one tried it or has it been tried before and it doesn’t work?
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I don’t pretend to know everything so please don’t burn me at the steak for this as im Genuinely interested to know if anyone has tried to convert a YB to twin turbo before or if it has ever been done?
Is there a reason for no one trying it, is it a bad idea, why would you not do it or is it no possible?
the problem is my cars only running a T34 with .63 housing and the Lag is doing my head in and I also want more power!
I know with a GT28 I can reduce the lag but then the most power im going to be able to get is 400 to 450hp and I know this isn’t going to be enough to keep me happy
On the other hand if say I go for a GT30 or a T4 the Lag is only going to get worse but this will give me the power that I want
Ok i could get a T4 maramed and antiLag but thats not Practical for the road and not all tracks will Allow the noise it will make
Easy option would be to forget Turbo engines and go for a natural aspirated engine but anything that is 500+hp is going to be big and heavy like a V8 or larger and I love Boost anyway
say for E.G. a GT20 56mm, 55trim, 0.53 A/R is rated to 260hp and from the compressor map it looks like it makes it at 1.6 bar and as they are so small there would be hardly any lag and with 2 you could make 500+hp
Why wouldn’t this work why has no one tried it or has it been tried before and it doesn’t work?
thanks
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Two different possibilities here for twin turbo with two turbos the same:
1) Both running at once all the time:
They would only see half the exhaust gas each and would therefore be as laggy as any other 260bhp 1 litre engine, ie as bad as a GT30 in the first place, in fact probably worse due to the fact the pulses of pressure would be so far apart.
2) RX7 style, one gets all exhaust gas to begin with then they share it later on
Its possible to make it work Im positive, but its complicated to do, and bare in mind that in the case of most cossies, they are ran by an L8 more suited to basic engine configurations.
You are looking at custom everything to do this, LOTS of work, so if you pay someone its going to be very dear in labour.
1) Both running at once all the time:
They would only see half the exhaust gas each and would therefore be as laggy as any other 260bhp 1 litre engine, ie as bad as a GT30 in the first place, in fact probably worse due to the fact the pulses of pressure would be so far apart.
2) RX7 style, one gets all exhaust gas to begin with then they share it later on
Its possible to make it work Im positive, but its complicated to do, and bare in mind that in the case of most cossies, they are ran by an L8 more suited to basic engine configurations.
You are looking at custom everything to do this, LOTS of work, so if you pay someone its going to be very dear in labour.
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Yeah its been done on YBs, and on the whole it works.
It just is so complicated and a pain in the arse to get it all working well, esp as you limited in room, its never taken off.
If you want instant power and cant even deal with T34 style lag but want more power, you either need a stroker kit, standard cams/ports, and a GT30, use nitrous as ALS, or fit a bigger engine.
Well, you could do the twin turbo thing, or even better twincharge it with a supercharger and turbo, but the above options would be fuckloads simpler.
It just is so complicated and a pain in the arse to get it all working well, esp as you limited in room, its never taken off.
If you want instant power and cant even deal with T34 style lag but want more power, you either need a stroker kit, standard cams/ports, and a GT30, use nitrous as ALS, or fit a bigger engine.
Well, you could do the twin turbo thing, or even better twincharge it with a supercharger and turbo, but the above options would be fuckloads simpler.
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The answer is nitrous IMHO
Fit a T4 or GT30 so you get the power you want, then just use a sniff of gas to overcome the lag, if the bottle runs out it just means its a bit too laggy again, so youve lost nothing, the cost of the gas is high, but low compared to developing a proper twin turbo setup
Fit a T4 or GT30 so you get the power you want, then just use a sniff of gas to overcome the lag, if the bottle runs out it just means its a bit too laggy again, so youve lost nothing, the cost of the gas is high, but low compared to developing a proper twin turbo setup
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chip can you Elaborate on 1) as i dont quite understand what you mean why would you get the same amount of lag from a GT30 With 2 GT20's?
Stav have you got any picks/info on the TwinT YB's
Basic fab work would involve
Exhaust manifold, Inlet manifold, Twin intercooler & Exhaust system
i know theres a lot more involved autronic or T6 could manage the Engine managment i wouldnt use L8 Chip my cars on P8 now
Stav have you got any picks/info on the TwinT YB's
Basic fab work would involve
Exhaust manifold, Inlet manifold, Twin intercooler & Exhaust system
i know theres a lot more involved autronic or T6 could manage the Engine managment i wouldnt use L8 Chip my cars on P8 now
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Originally Posted by Gatecrasher
chip can you Elaborate on 1) as i dont quite understand what you mean why would you get the same amount of lag from a GT30 With 2 GT20's?
So they spool up the same either way.
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Originally Posted by Chip-3Door
The answer is nitrous IMHO
Fit a T4 or GT30 so you get the power you want, then just use a sniff of gas to overcome the lag, if the bottle runs out it just means its a bit too laggy again, so youve lost nothing, the cost of the gas is high, but low compared to developing a proper twin turbo setup
Fit a T4 or GT30 so you get the power you want, then just use a sniff of gas to overcome the lag, if the bottle runs out it just means its a bit too laggy again, so youve lost nothing, the cost of the gas is high, but low compared to developing a proper twin turbo setup
If the fab work, under bonnet space and time is the only issue i dont see that as to much of an issue
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Originally Posted by Chip-3Door
Originally Posted by Gatecrasher
chip can you Elaborate on 1) as i dont quite understand what you mean why would you get the same amount of lag from a GT30 With 2 GT20's?
So they spool up the same either way.
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Originally Posted by Gatecrasher
Originally Posted by Chip-3Door
Originally Posted by Gatecrasher
chip can you Elaborate on 1) as i dont quite understand what you mean why would you get the same amount of lag from a GT30 With 2 GT20's?
So they spool up the same either way.
RX7 stylee, with one i use first then both, would be great, but fuck me thats complicated for designing in your shed at home really TBH and get working perfectly.
The nitrous solution is cheap and easy and is AWESOME, you really need to try it to see what I mean!
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Originally Posted by Chip-3Door
The nitrous solution is cheap and easy and is AWESOME, you really need to try it to see what I mean!
I hate how laggy my Pulsar is
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I dont think pulsars are very laggy TBH, so you would hate a stage 3 or more YB raddes!
ALS style setup with nitrous puts very little extra strain on the box as ultimately it doesnt increase peak torque or bhp AT ALL, and its the peak stuff that tends to kill boxes (well that and agressive changes, especially on pulsar selector forks!)
ALS style setup with nitrous puts very little extra strain on the box as ultimately it doesnt increase peak torque or bhp AT ALL, and its the peak stuff that tends to kill boxes (well that and agressive changes, especially on pulsar selector forks!)
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It wouldnt be at home in my Shed mate i would sub the work out, I.E. get proalloy on the intercooler rad side of things, someone like primery design for the exhaust manifold, Hayward and scott for the Exhaust, Stu at MSD to map it on T6 ect ect
how much is a cheap Nitros setup for the lag on my current setup and how safe is it?
how much is a cheap Nitros setup for the lag on my current setup and how safe is it?
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What turbo is on your pulsa radders?
My car is going to harveys in the morning to be setup and have the antilag, air injectors and Greys fitted so maybe it might not feel as laggy when i get it back
My car is going to harveys in the morning to be setup and have the antilag, air injectors and Greys fitted so maybe it might not feel as laggy when i get it back
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Originally Posted by Gatecrasher
It wouldnt be at home in my Shed mate i would sub the work out, I.E. get proalloy on the intercooler rad side of things, someone like primery design for the exhaust manifold, Hayward and scott for the Exhaust, Stu at MSD to map it on T6 ect ect
About 80 vacuum pipes and loads of "gubbins" on an RX7 to do it well.
Thing is, even if you got lucky with that and got it all right first time, its still a 10K+ project, you can buy an LS7 for less than that and it weighs the same, makes 500bhp and has NO lag.
Originally Posted by Gatecrasher
how much is a cheap Nitros setup for the lag on my current setup and how safe is it?
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Originally Posted by Gatecrasher
My car is going to harveys in the morning to be setup and have the antilag, air injectors and Greys fitted so maybe it might not feel as laggy when i get it back
Hope you are happier with it when you get it back.
Do you want to try this new Dastek RR in Canterbury ?, keep thinking of taking my car for a power run.
Steve.
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Originally Posted by cossie4i
Originally Posted by Gatecrasher
My car is going to harveys in the morning to be setup and have the antilag, air injectors and Greys fitted so maybe it might not feel as laggy when i get it back
Hope you are happier with it when you get it back.
Do you want to try this new Dastek RR in Canterbury ?, keep thinking of taking my car for a power run.
Steve.
Radders how can you forget lol T34.48 shouldnt be to bad from what i have read, you only got a t28 at the mo so who knows saying that .86 is that the Exhaust housing that sounds a bit big for a T28 no? mines a .63 on a T34 so why so big?
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Originally Posted by Gatecrasher
Originally Posted by cossie4i
Originally Posted by Gatecrasher
My car is going to harveys in the morning to be setup and have the antilag, air injectors and Greys fitted so maybe it might not feel as laggy when i get it back
Hope you are happier with it when you get it back.
Do you want to try this new Dastek RR in Canterbury ?, keep thinking of taking my car for a power run.
Steve.
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Turbo technics did a twin turbo YB years ago that worked quite well, wasn't huge power from what I remember, pretty sure turbosystems had some input into it.
If you want to run a GT30 then you should think about using a divided housing (twin scroll) GT30, as this will give you all the benefits of a twin turbo setup without the hassles of having to find room for two turbos and all the plumbing that goes with them. You will of course need a new manifold by getting a 4-2 manifold made up shouldn't be that hard.
If you want to run a GT30 then you should think about using a divided housing (twin scroll) GT30, as this will give you all the benefits of a twin turbo setup without the hassles of having to find room for two turbos and all the plumbing that goes with them. You will of course need a new manifold by getting a 4-2 manifold made up shouldn't be that hard.
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Steve just had a quick look at Dastek RR, do you know if they are Accurate, i mean i would rather take a drive up the road a bit to go on a Dyno Dynamics RR as they seem to be the most accurate, or read the lowest
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Originally Posted by Gatecrasher
Radders how can you forget lol T34.48 shouldnt be to bad from what i have read, you only got a t28 at the mo so who knows saying that .86 is that the Exhaust housing that sounds a bit big for a T28 no? mines a .63 on a T34 so why so big?
Pulsar GTi-R: T-28, 60 trim 60 mm BCI-1 compressor in standard T-3 housing. 79 trim 53.8mm Inco T-250 turbine wheel .86 A/R turbine housing. Journal bearings.
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Originally Posted by Gatecrasher
Steve just had a quick look at Dastek RR, do you know if they are Accurate, i mean i would rather take a drive up the road a bit to go on a Dyno Dynamics RR as they seem to be the most accurate, or read the lowest
So if i get loads more power then no it ain't accurate lol
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Originally Posted by cossie4i
Originally Posted by Gatecrasher
Steve just had a quick look at Dastek RR, do you know if they are Accurate, i mean i would rather take a drive up the road a bit to go on a Dyno Dynamics RR as they seem to be the most accurate, or read the lowest
So if i get loads more power then no it ain't accurate lol
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Originally Posted by Gatecrasher
Radders how can you forget lol T34.48 shouldnt be to bad from what i have read, you only got a t28 at the mo so who knows saying that .86 is that the Exhaust housing that sounds a bit big for a T28 no? mines a .63 on a T34 so why so big?
Pulsar GTi-R: T-28, 60 trim 60 mm BCI-1 compressor in standard T-3 housing. 79 trim 53.8mm Inco T-250 turbine wheel .86 A/R turbine housing. Journal bearings.
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Originally Posted by buzznwood
Turbo technics did a twin turbo YB years ago that worked quite well, wasn't huge power from what I remember, pretty sure turbosystems had some input into it.
If you want to run a GT30 then you should think about using a divided housing (twin scroll) GT30, as this will give you all the benefits of a twin turbo setup without the hassles of having to find room for two turbos and all the plumbing that goes with them. You will of course need a new manifold by getting a 4-2 manifold made up shouldn't be that hard.
If you want to run a GT30 then you should think about using a divided housing (twin scroll) GT30, as this will give you all the benefits of a twin turbo setup without the hassles of having to find room for two turbos and all the plumbing that goes with them. You will of course need a new manifold by getting a 4-2 manifold made up shouldn't be that hard.
Originally Posted by Fastmaul
Why not just get higher compression pistons? I don't know why I read so much about lag here, maybe the engine isn't set up correctly?
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Originally Posted by Gatecrasher
Originally Posted by buzznwood
Turbo technics did a twin turbo YB years ago that worked quite well, wasn't huge power from what I remember, pretty sure turbosystems had some input into it.
If you want to run a GT30 then you should think about using a divided housing (twin scroll) GT30, as this will give you all the benefits of a twin turbo setup without the hassles of having to find room for two turbos and all the plumbing that goes with them. You will of course need a new manifold by getting a 4-2 manifold made up shouldn't be that hard.
If you want to run a GT30 then you should think about using a divided housing (twin scroll) GT30, as this will give you all the benefits of a twin turbo setup without the hassles of having to find room for two turbos and all the plumbing that goes with them. You will of course need a new manifold by getting a 4-2 manifold made up shouldn't be that hard.
Originally Posted by Fastmaul
Why not just get higher compression pistons? I don't know why I read so much about lag here, maybe the engine isn't set up correctly?
i don't think they ever sold a kit other than the one they made for the demo
it had a k gate in the exhaust that would let you spin up the smaller turbo first and then, once it was sinning happily, they would bleed off a bit of boost form it to feed the second bigger turbo so when the gate opened fully, the other turbo was already on song
so effectivly you had one small turbo doing the lower end work which was good for say upto 4000 rpm, but seeing as it was "feeding" boost to the bigger turbo, the bigger turbo was already getting spun up to be unleashed when the smaller turbo ran out of puff
don't know the exact plumbing but i'm sure someone in teh back issues section of pf or ff will be able to have a rumage around and find it
i think it's going back a good few years though, about the same time as the 2.4 pe conversions were about
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Originally Posted by Gatecrasher
Originally Posted by cossie4i
Originally Posted by Gatecrasher
Steve just had a quick look at Dastek RR, do you know if they are Accurate, i mean i would rather take a drive up the road a bit to go on a Dyno Dynamics RR as they seem to be the most accurate, or read the lowest
So if i get loads more power then no it ain't accurate lol
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Originally Posted by Chip-3Door
Nitrous as antilag can be used happily on a daily driver.
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Originally Posted by Chip-3Door
Nitrous as antilag can be used happily on a daily driver.
On a L8 YB though, with the ability to retard ignition so easily, id be looking for 100bhp or bigger jets, but on a progressive buildup for an ideal solution, on a VERY sharp rise time though, so start at 40bhp and build to 100bhp+ in 2 seconds or less, then put a boost switch on to cut the nitrous off again at 20psi or whatever is appropriate, used like that for only a couple of seconds at a time, a bottle lasts a long time (like 100 instances of WOT from an 11lb bottle)
It really does make an immense difference to how they drive.
If going for a fix hit, 50bhp gets my vote.