Is this correct?
If a turbocharger is too small for an engine, it will restrict intake
airflow making it perform worse than having the engine naturally
aspirated.
If the turbine side is also too small then then the exhaust will act
as a restriction at increased boost levels.
And one way to solve this problem is by using an external wastegate,
right?
I know I'm possibly complicating things.
Using a turbo matched for the engine would simplify things
BUT I'm what I'm trying to do is come up with a compound twin turbo
system (different sized turbos) which would significantly reduce turbo
lag without limiting boost.
lethaldriver@gmail.com - 25 Aug 2007 04:01 GMT
In some compound turbocharger set-ups, the outlet of the big turbo is
connected to the inlet of the small turbo then into the engine's
intake system.
http://www.atsdiesel.com/ATSWebsite/ProductsDodge/TurboTwin.asp
Won't the big turbo have a hard time pumping air into the small turbo
when it reaches higher boost?