Turbocharged

[SandStorm]

 

[SandStorm]

WOW!

 

[SandStorm]

Yeeha!

 

[SandStorm]

 

[SandStorm]

OMFG!!

 

[SandStorm]

In a word. COOL!

 

[SandStorm]

Lookit!

 

[SandStorm]

Pretty cool, huh!

 

[troy]

well they all look like normal turbos

 

[sn00pie]

Originally posted by Jazza
In a word. COOL!

Why does it have a starter attached to it?

 

[Joey D]

MMMMMM.......turbochargers

 

[-Fred-]

you call that a turbo? sheesh...

that's a turbo! http://www.exvitermini.com/pics/trentbo.jpg

 

[troy]

thats what i'm talking about

 

[BrothaLynch]

i used to run on boost .. Too much boost, actualy no i could never have too much boost, just now i need a stronger block and a new turbo mani

 

[SandStorm]

Originally posted by rufrgt_sn00pie2001


Why does it have a starter attached to it?

??? I don't know, the turbo just looked good!

 

[SandStorm]

OMFG Punk, what a turbo! I don't suppose they'd be used for road cars though.

 

[Deathhawk]

 

[Deathhawk]

http://www.thedodgegarage.com/new_base/base_big_turbo.jpg

 

[troy]

 

[troy]

Thats for an AIRPLANE

 

[ACremona22]

what is that for?

 

[Deathhawk]

One is an areo charger, and the other is for a marine application

 

[SandStorm]

That is an effing big turbo, Deathhawk!

 

[BrothaLynch]

 

[Dudebusta]

bah! pissweak turbochargers. you guys should see some of the turbo chargers on V12 diesels that produce 7600hp at 1200rpm and aluminium smelters. those babys run 24/7.

 

[vat_man]

Originally posted by rufrgt_sn00pie2001


Why does it have a starter attached to it?

You'll probably find that's a 'turbo timer' or similar device designed to keep the turbo spinning for a while after the engine's switched off (preserves the bearings).

 

[Ryan2]

wow!

 

[Evolution Racer]

bah! pissweak turbochargers. you guys should see some of the turbo chargers on V12 diesels that produce 7600hp at 1200rpm and aluminium smelters. those babys run 24/7.

Are you sure its 7,600 HP!? and 1200 rpm doesnt even sound close to being decent.

 

[vat_man]

Originally posted by Evolution Racer



Are you sure its 7,600 HP!? and 1200 rpm doesnt even sound close to being decent.

Don't know a lot about industrial application diesels, eh?

These motors run very low revs because they run massive pistons, and also they run 24/7 so stresses need to be kept at a minimum. They also produce enough torque to rotate the planet.

I remember once standing INSIDE the cylinder of a cargo ship diesel engine that was being overhauled - that was impressive.

 

[mayorbill11_]

Originally posted by Deathhawk

turbo for a military hummer?