Turbo Turkey
Turbo Turkey
20 April 2006, 10:47 AM
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Originally Posted by RB5_245
Does anyone know how to get the gobbling turbo turkey noise that wrc cars make?
I really like it and think it sounds nicer than a dump valve
I really like it and think it sounds nicer than a dump valve
20 April 2006, 11:15 AM
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Is it not compressor stall/surge.
Rotating stall at the compressor tips increases until the flow stops and the pressure collapses, which collapses the rotating air at the tip, which allows the flow to build up again, which causes the rotating air at the tip, which builds up untill the flow stops and it surges again ?
This rapid cycling of pressure/flow also damages the compressor longer term.
Rotating stall at the compressor tips increases until the flow stops and the pressure collapses, which collapses the rotating air at the tip, which allows the flow to build up again, which causes the rotating air at the tip, which builds up untill the flow stops and it surges again ?
This rapid cycling of pressure/flow also damages the compressor longer term.
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Originally Posted by Gary C
Is it not compressor stall/surge.
Rotating stall at the compressor tips increases until the flow stops and the pressure collapses, which collapses the rotating air at the tip, which allows the flow to build up again, which causes the rotating air at the tip, which builds up untill the flow stops and it surges again ?
This rapid cycling of pressure/flow also damages the compressor longer term.
Rotating stall at the compressor tips increases until the flow stops and the pressure collapses, which collapses the rotating air at the tip, which allows the flow to build up again, which causes the rotating air at the tip, which builds up untill the flow stops and it surges again ?
This rapid cycling of pressure/flow also damages the compressor longer term.
To recreate the sound, remove dump valve, run lots of boost, then back off the throttle periodically. I can't ensure your turbo won't curl up and die though, depending on what it is.
paul
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