Compound Turbo 2JZ!!
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so just so i understand this,
Its pretty much like 2, Single turbo kits put together?
The first turbo, Im guessing here, spools up to create low RPM boost, then when you hit higher RPMS, enough to spool the 2nd larger turbo, the exhaust pressure bypass's the first and Via a waste gate or valve or some type and flows right in to the 2nd larger turbo?
Its pretty much like 2, Single turbo kits put together?
The first turbo, Im guessing here, spools up to create low RPM boost, then when you hit higher RPMS, enough to spool the 2nd larger turbo, the exhaust pressure bypass's the first and Via a waste gate or valve or some type and flows right in to the 2nd larger turbo?
#5
so just so i understand this,
Its pretty much like 2, Single turbo kits put together?
The first turbo, Im guessing here, spools up to create low RPM boost, then when you hit higher RPMS, enough to spool the 2nd larger turbo, the exhaust pressure bypass's the first and Via a waste gate or valve or some type and flows right in to the 2nd larger turbo?
Its pretty much like 2, Single turbo kits put together?
The first turbo, Im guessing here, spools up to create low RPM boost, then when you hit higher RPMS, enough to spool the 2nd larger turbo, the exhaust pressure bypass's the first and Via a waste gate or valve or some type and flows right in to the 2nd larger turbo?
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#10
The small turbo's hotside is routed into the big tubo's hotside. So both spool off the same exhaust.
But the small turbo's cool side feeds, through the big turbo's cold side, into the intake.
It really is basically 2 single turbo kits.
#12
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I think you know what's happening just explained it wrong, lol. The larger turbo is what's fed by ambient air (atmosphere), or filter if you will. The compressor of the larger feeds the intake of the smaller turbo. So the smaller never sees ambient air, it's only source of airflow is through the outlet of the larger turbo. Then out of the smaller turbo compressor is where the air runs through the I/C.
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