How to limit the torque ?!
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How to limit the torque ?!
Hi everyone, it's me again with my strange questions
I'm building 1,6 turbo engine (peugeot 1.6 16v) using td04 turbo
After driving the car few days i found it very undrivable with that abount of torque (producing 270nm on 0.75 with that turbo) so here's my question...
What exaclty creates the torque in a turbo engine ? Is it true that the smaller the turbo and the quicker spool up makes the torque to grow ? My idea is - is there any way to extract mostly horse power from the turbo with some method of limiting the torque ? The turbo lag is not a problem for me so if there's a way to make is just spooling slower i'll be very happy. It'll be very nice because the car will be much drivable and with less stress on the gearbox and clutch
thanks to everyone who help
I'm building 1,6 turbo engine (peugeot 1.6 16v) using td04 turbo
After driving the car few days i found it very undrivable with that abount of torque (producing 270nm on 0.75 with that turbo) so here's my question...
What exaclty creates the torque in a turbo engine ? Is it true that the smaller the turbo and the quicker spool up makes the torque to grow ? My idea is - is there any way to extract mostly horse power from the turbo with some method of limiting the torque ? The turbo lag is not a problem for me so if there's a way to make is just spooling slower i'll be very happy. It'll be very nice because the car will be much drivable and with less stress on the gearbox and clutch
thanks to everyone who help
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as RA Dunk says, run less boost. Just map it so that it doesnt make high boost until higher engine speeds.
With a turbo and good mapping you can move the torque curve around to suit how you want the car to drive ( within system limits of course ).
With a turbo and good mapping you can move the torque curve around to suit how you want the car to drive ( within system limits of course ).
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