Can anyone tell me how the spool compares between a 3071 and a 3076? This would be on a 1000 Cat
Thanks!
Thanks!
Spool Time
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There are a few more items that would factor in. The compressor and wheel specs as well as exahust will all factor into spool speed.
Because I've been curious myself, lets just assume that it's a Garrett GTX3071R vs a GTX3076R with a .82 AR housing, external wastegate, etc. All you do is unbolt one and bolt in the other.
I have trouble seeing a reason to run that much turbo when you aren't running out of steam with a 3071 yet?
I have trouble seeing a reason to run that much turbo when you aren't running out of steam with a 3071 yet?
Its exactly the same..
the turbine side is the boss, the comp side follows its lead.
The comps ability to flow air at low shaft speeds is what makes lag either present or not.
tiny little turbos on sleds suck. literally..
looking at a turbos capability of peak power is not the issue here, its the flow at low speed that makes us Big turbo users so friggin happy.
stop dreaming that you will use a small turbo and spin it like its weightless and inertialess. Looking forward to snow to prove the new e torch with a gtx 3076 is bog free and hiccupless..
Gus
the turbine side is the boss, the comp side follows its lead.
The comps ability to flow air at low shaft speeds is what makes lag either present or not.
tiny little turbos on sleds suck. literally..
looking at a turbos capability of peak power is not the issue here, its the flow at low speed that makes us Big turbo users so friggin happy.
stop dreaming that you will use a small turbo and spin it like its weightless and inertialess. Looking forward to snow to prove the new e torch with a gtx 3076 is bog free and hiccupless..
Gus
A 3076....I knew it!
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