Compressor surge
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Wastegate chatter/flutter what ever you wanna call it.
Which is the best type of air filter to get the loudest noise ?
Im after some filters for the rex and ive been offered a pair of mushroom shape foam gready jobies and dont know if there up to the job as all the cossys ive seen with loud chatter run k&n paper type filters
Will the rex be loud enough with foam ?
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Which is the best type of air filter to get the loudest noise ?
Im after some filters for the rex and ive been offered a pair of mushroom shape foam gready jobies and dont know if there up to the job as all the cossys ive seen with loud chatter run k&n paper type filters
Will the rex be loud enough with foam ?
Cheers
Foam are shite IMO.
Defo K&N or Apexi.
By the way, most people refer to it as 'Turbo Chatter'. It definately ISN'T Compressor Surge, this is a VERY different (and very serious) thing!!
Defo K&N or Apexi.
By the way, most people refer to it as 'Turbo Chatter'. It definately ISN'T Compressor Surge, this is a VERY different (and very serious) thing!!
Yes, Chip, it is a by-product of Compressor surge, but I still don't see that the 2 are related.
They are both caused by air backing up onto the Compressor Blades. In the case of what I refer to as Turbo Chatter, the cause of the 'back-up' is the Throttle slamming shut, whereas with Compressor Surge it is a restriction in the system causing the air entering the engine to exceed the air that can get out of the engine.
Anyway, less of the physics and back on topic!!
They are both caused by air backing up onto the Compressor Blades. In the case of what I refer to as Turbo Chatter, the cause of the 'back-up' is the Throttle slamming shut, whereas with Compressor Surge it is a restriction in the system causing the air entering the engine to exceed the air that can get out of the engine.
Anyway, less of the physics and back on topic!!
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Originally Posted by diamonds
Originally Posted by SamERST
Not on mfi mate, we found this out on a mates s2 metering head was flucked

C+B, when you get surge, it causes compressor stall.
Then the surge goes, then the turbo starts to accelerate again, then it sruges, and then stalls.
i think we both are saying the same thing in a slightly different way?
anyway, back on topic..........
ANY turbostall is potentially bad for the turbo, it puts a lot of side loading on the shaft when it happens, which ends up at the bearings, some turbos (t3) are over engineered enough in this department for that not to really matter others (gt35r) arent.
Then the surge goes, then the turbo starts to accelerate again, then it sruges, and then stalls.
i think we both are saying the same thing in a slightly different way?
anyway, back on topic..........
ANY turbostall is potentially bad for the turbo, it puts a lot of side loading on the shaft when it happens, which ends up at the bearings, some turbos (t3) are over engineered enough in this department for that not to really matter others (gt35r) arent.
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Originally Posted by chip-3door
C+B, when you get surge, it causes compressor stall.
Then the surge goes, then the turbo starts to accelerate again, then it sruges, and then stalls.
i think we both are saying the same thing in a slightly different way?
anyway, back on topic..........
ANY turbostall is potentially bad for the turbo, it puts a lot of side loading on the shaft when it happens, which ends up at the bearings, some turbos (t3) are over engineered enough in this department for that not to really matter others (gt35r) arent.
Then the surge goes, then the turbo starts to accelerate again, then it sruges, and then stalls.
i think we both are saying the same thing in a slightly different way?
anyway, back on topic..........
ANY turbostall is potentially bad for the turbo, it puts a lot of side loading on the shaft when it happens, which ends up at the bearings, some turbos (t3) are over engineered enough in this department for that not to really matter others (gt35r) arent.
Re: RX7
At a guess, probably not, mots standard jap turbos dont like it.
Its not the size of the turbo that matters though, its the speed the internals spi, versus the weight of the blades etc, versus the size of the shaft.
Ie a T3 is fine and a larger GT35R isnt.
At a guess, probably not, mots standard jap turbos dont like it.
Its not the size of the turbo that matters though, its the speed the internals spi, versus the weight of the blades etc, versus the size of the shaft.
Ie a T3 is fine and a larger GT35R isnt.
Originally Posted by chip-3door
Re: RX7
At a guess, probably not, mots standard jap turbos dont like it.
At a guess, probably not, mots standard jap turbos dont like it.
almost every RX7 ive been in chatters a lot.
they come with recirc DVs as standard anyhow.
but still chatter with cone filters fitted.
its not a problem.
the same stuff happens, just can hear it with the filters on.
they come with recirc DVs as standard anyhow.
but still chatter with cone filters fitted.
its not a problem.
the same stuff happens, just can hear it with the filters on.
Originally Posted by MarkTurbo
Originally Posted by chip-3door
Re: RX7
At a guess, probably not, mots standard jap turbos dont like it.
At a guess, probably not, mots standard jap turbos dont like it.

Originally Posted by zippyobrien
ive been told the HKS mushroom filters are pretty good to.
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