nismoboy said:well with the compressor wheel size ie (71mm) you get a trim (ie 56 trim)
just wanted to know how u find out what trim u have?
DOT2DOT said:Like the A/R ratio?
i think u`ll find it willzia said:having larger trim on same size wheel will not see an bhp increase.(not that you,ll notice)
zia
nismoboy said:No one know where the compressor trim actually is?
is it the housing? or the compressor wheel its self :?: :?:
ram5ay said:nismoboy said:No one know where the compressor trim actually is?
is it the housing? or the compressor wheel its self :?: :?:
The trim is the width of the blades on the compressor wheel, the inducer part of the compressor turbine (the bit you can see) relative to the outer tip diameter.
For example if you gat a hybrid turbo it may have a standard compressor housing that has been machined out to allow fitting of a compressor wheel with a larger trim, but same diameter.
You can work out a compressor wheels trim by dividing the diameter of the inducer (small end) by the diameter of the outer tip (big end) then squaring..... so you will have to take the compressor housing off to do this.
nismoboy said:At last!! someone who actually knows lol. Thanks mate
nismoboy said:it would have helped if i knew what part to measure :roll:RishiGTiR said:Thats what i said in the begining... Take it apart and measure it...
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