300ZX stepping out on boost

Rear end stepping out at 80kph, running 10psi boost.

Category:

Autos & Vehicles

Tags:

• 300ZX
• TT
• dyno
• SIM300
• Z32
• Fairlady
• twin
• turbo
• drift

[sim300]

@fruitbooting132 You'd be wrong ;)

[sim300]

@thing503 Yep, V6 twin turbo

[zeekdavis11]

@travASS13 no, your an idiot

[AngrySackBoy]

@sleepwalker29 Also disagree, being as that's stock as fuck. Life noob.

[jonceballos]

@sleepwalker29 disagree

[chachacha268]

some guy in my school has a 300zx that looks exatcly like that.

[sleepwalker29]

Retarded ass spoiler!

[Spadadiforza]

@yourhollisterdude

The firehose will fill that volume faster thus reducing any lag in getting the motor into the higher VE % #s. The smaller turbo will produce it's peak power sooner than a larger turbo at the expense of a higher power rating.

[Spadadiforza]

@TheCamRobinson

small turbo can only flow so much thats why you don't see t25s on race cars it just blows hot air after a certain psi they can only go to 14psi on average after that it's a hair dryer

bigger turbo = more power. the balance between power band and spool is the key

The smaller turbos experience compressor stall sooner.

The larger turbos give you more power potential via a larger quantity of flowrate but are more of a load on the engine to drive thus lag being a factor.

[TheCamRobinson]

@yourhollisterdude but you also have to take in the flow rate of the turbo ( how many cubic feet of air it moves a minute) and a small turbo can only flow so much thats why you don't see t25s on race cars it just blows hot air after a certain psi they can only go to 14psi on average after that it's a hair dryer

bigger turbo = more power. the balance between power band and spool is the key

[andz0]

nice 300zx

looks like sunshine, vic

[yourhollisterdude]

@TheCamRobinson

Not true, Since your pulling the volume card think about it like this. You have a empty 12 oz beer bottle, it doesn't matter if you fill it with water with a garden hose or a fire hydrant. Its still going to only hold 12oz. (ie the same amount of volume) In alot of cases, a smaller turbo will actually produce more power then a huge turbo because of turbo lag/spool time.