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Sutton,



That's good info. I'm jealous.



Lsfarm,

Twins obviously work at the sled track. No one can argue that after seeing it in person. But since you asked about the twins I had on my truck, NO. I wouldn't have done as well at the sled pull with MY twin setup because the engine was choked WAY down on boost and power. That's why I took them off so quickly. I have a lot of lag with my current (cam, turbo, converter) combination, but at least it makes good power at some point. I would have done better with an HX-40 and better yet with a bone stock HX-35. But the twins, I used, NO.



Remember with twins that you have to maintain a good pressure drop across each of the turbos for it to work well. If one turbo is VERY small than there will be a HUGE pressure drop across that turbo and the exhaust pressure left over will not be high enough to drive the second turbo. That's the problem I had and that's the problem I see with people wanting to use an HY for a twin setup.



As I do more of my own testing, I'll report what I find. Until then we can all dream on.



-Chris
 
There is some very good information in this thread.



Strick-9,

You said there was to much pressure drop across the smaller turbos to spin a bigger turbo. Maybe the bigger turbo needs to be smaller. Am I off track here?
 
Stake,

I think what Chris might try is a bigger exhaust housong on the HX35. Just a guess though. He could downsize the bigger turbo, but not by much because you can't have them too close to the same size.



Andrew
 
Thats what I'm trying to say TDK. You can't have to big or to little of a difference between the 2 exhaust housings. Everything should be in proportion(sp).
 
"Spank", Gene? I'm sure none of us are into that, well maybee Stakeman. :p BTW Gene, I happend to get pictures of your set-up in the Texas Roadhouse Parking lot at Muncie, before you shut the hood! Now who's laughin'? :-laf :-laf



Later, Rob
 
Originally posted by Rob Thomas

"Spank", Gene? I'm sure none of us are into that, well maybee Stakeman. :p BTW Gene, I happend to get pictures of your set-up in the Texas Roadhouse Parking lot at Muncie, before you shut the hood! Now who's laughin'? :-laf :-laf



Later, Rob



Where did that come from? :eek:



LOL



I think there should be a poll to see if Rob needs a time out. :D
 
Where's Nowel

I'm busy building a twin system for my pal in San Antonio. He just had his head O-ringed today.



Then there's Eric in east Texas who is trying to solve problems with his head gasket. A set of studs are heading his way.



Man, I'm tryin' to fix these boys up!



Then we have a big pull this weekend for diesel supremacy. Loser gets burnt alive in his truck as we cook our hot dogs:)



I will comment on the twin system in Chris's truck and tell you it is working well. Actually he looked like a jet ski in a tea cup on Saturday as he churned the light soil into the air. He's a topographical eraser in effect you might say!:D
 
Sorry Nowel, didn't mean to pull you back into this, just talking a shoot at Gene. It does sound like you need a branch here in Texas though. I could run the place when you are not in town. :D ;)



Andrew
 
Originally posted by TxDieselKid

just talking a shoot at Gene.

Andrew



TALKING a shoot?

Yes, well, that seems to be a problem down there.



He shoots, he scores. Hockey lingo from up North where ICE is SUPPOSED to be.



Anyway about the small turbo, you see, it is like this... ... , oh dern it, have to go to work.





;)
 
Don't exhaust gases... and other fluids... accelerate as they go from a smaller I. D. area to a larger area? This would help us out in a sense... . more fluid velocity from the primary to the secondary..... no?



The primary can't have too small of an exhaust housing... . it just chokes all the flow... .



Matt

P. S. I kinda knew Gene was into that sorta stuff... :-laf
 
I guess I have been mislead by a head porting dude.....



He was saying that porting exhaust ports on a cylinder head off a turbo engine wouldn't do much good..... as the exhaust will accelerate better from the smaller port in the head into the larger port in the exhaust manifold... . than if both ports were the same size... .



Matt
 
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