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WOW!
 

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Yeeha!
 

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OMFG!!
 

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In a word. COOL!
 

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Lookit!
 

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well they all look like normal turbos
 
Originally posted by Jazza
In a word. COOL!

Why does it have a starter attached to it?
 
MMMMMM.......turbochargers
 
thats what i'm talking about
 
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
 
Originally posted by rufrgt_sn00pie2001


Why does it have a starter attached to it?
??? I don't know, the turbo just looked good! :D
 
OMFG Punk, what a turbo! I don't suppose they'd be used for road cars though. :cry:
 
One is an areo charger, and the other is for a marine application
 
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.
 
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).
 
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.
 
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.
 
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