Buschur Racing 50 trim turbo kit......
Originally Posted by RoadSpike
Trim is an area ratio used to describe both turbine and compressor wheels. Trim is calculated using the inducer and exducer diameters. As trim is increased, the wheel can support more air/gas flow.
The BB and non-BB are describing if the turbo uses ball bearings or a sleeve. The ball bearing turbo's spin slightly faster and cost more than their non-BB conterparts.
The BB and non-BB are describing if the turbo uses ball bearings or a sleeve. The ball bearing turbo's spin slightly faster and cost more than their non-BB conterparts.
Trim is an area ratio used to describe both turbine and compressor wheels. Trim is calculated using the inducer and exducer diameters. As trim is increased, the wheel can support more air/gas flow.
The BB and non-BB are describing if the turbo uses ball bearings or a sleeve. The ball bearing turbo's spin slightly faster and cost more than their non-BB conterparts.
The BB and non-BB are describing if the turbo uses ball bearings or a sleeve. The ball bearing turbo's spin slightly faster and cost more than their non-BB conterparts.
Originally Posted by SWOLN
I know this already. One can incraese both wheels and still maintain the same ratio. If one does not increase the wheel sizes, and then adds the BB without changing the AR, the turbo will spool faster than the non-BB. Which is great, but I think what happens at that point is the wheels get up to speed so fast that there is no room left, on the ind. and exd. wheels (RPM wise), to carry a flat torque curve. After that torque, on the motor, tapers severely. So, back to my original question. Are the inducer and inducer wheels bigger on the BB?
I can't really determine if your trying to describe surge where the turbo is outflowing the engine and thus backing up in the intake or running out of flow where a larger turbo would shine.
If this BB 50 trim does not have larger wheels, I think Dave Buschur, or someone else, needs to get with Borg Warner to create the optimum turbo. A turbo that uses a properly sized titanium wheel, with BB, too include a torque that tapers only slightly if at all. The lighter Titanium wheel advancments, and BB should make this type of turbo a reality.
Last edited by SWOLN; Dec 7, 2006 at 11:11 AM.
Originally Posted by SWOLN
If this BB 50 trim does not have larger wheels, I think Dave Buscher, or someone else, needs to get with Borb Warner to create the optimum turbo. A turbo that uses a properly sized titanium wheel, with BB, too include a torque that tapers only slightly if at all. The lighter Titanium wheel advancments, and BB should make this type of turbo a reality.
i heard from dave the other day, they are waiting for the manifolds to come back from getting coated. should hear something next week.
Last edited by cpdevo31; Dec 15, 2006 at 07:38 AM.







