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thought id put up my latest on this pesky little critttur ..

gt1752 specs ,


part no ----------dia-----inducer------tip ht--shaft dia ----trim

436131-0002-- 52,00--- 38,55------ 4,10------ 5,00---------55

so i did a bit of a research ,and thought , i wonder if i can find a comp map that , whilst not identical ,has as similar measurements on the wheel as possible ..

so i found this ..

---dia-----inducer------tip ht--shaft dia ----trim

- 51,00--- 38,25------- 4,25--- 4,90--------- 56

which gives this map ..




and calcs to around 268 bhp max flow .




now , looking at my last rr stuff .heres a graph of my best quiet exhaust run ,peaking at around 19 psi and dropping to 17 ,versus my side pipe run ,on 21 psi dropping to 17 again .



(note :the wobbly bit is a 16:1 air fuel mix missfire ,due to me not pulling out the choke fast enough .so imagine the green line shape but higher there.also ,the green line is 200 rpm low ,so should move over to sit on the other line ,and bhp would then have been 245 odd.)

while i personally feel the numbers are a touch high , i think the trend is suggesting a compressor that thrives on boost .the jump in power as the boost rises is very marked ,especially if you think of the increase in rpm should be making more bhp .it responded far more to a couple more pounds of boost ,than a few more hundred rpm .

it will be intersting to see this at 23 psi all the way to 7k rpm ,if itll do it .

regards
robert.

ps , i know how much paulS and demon offspring love a puzzle ..i give them oohh 28.5 minutes before they figure out what map it is ..*happy*


Edited by robert on 20th Oct, 2010.

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As always Robert, very interesting information :)

On 20th Oct, 2010 robert said:


it will be intersting to see this at 23 psi all the way to 7k rpm ,if itll do it .




I hope to find out over the winter *hehe!* *wink* don't know if my nerves will hold out to 23psi though*oh well*

Edited by Sprocket on 20th Oct, 2010.

On 26th Oct, 2004 TurboDave16v said:
Is it A-Series only? I think it should be...
So when some joey comes on here about how his 16v turbo vauxhall is great compared to ours, he can be given the 'bird'...


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Yep I agree with TD........


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That's a TD04 or a TD05 probably a 15T.

Some one has doctored the flow scale but is hard to tell.

Same as Nic runs....... ?

Edited by Paul S on 20th Oct, 2010.

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just had a little more of a look at that comp map. 28lb of air is awfully close to the stonewall *oh well*

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Is it A-Series only? I think it should be...
So when some joey comes on here about how his 16v turbo vauxhall is great compared to ours, he can be given the 'bird'...


On 26th Oct, 2004 Tom Fenton said:
Yep I agree with TD........


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Found this whilst checking out the above:

http://www.pittsburghsaab.com/upgrades.html

Cheeky buggers have pinched our Gt1752 map.

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The problem with the above map is that it flows as much as the GT2056 which is known to be a considerably bigger and faster wheel.

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On 20th Oct, 2010 Paul S said:
That's a TD04 or a TD05 probably a 15T.

?


no paul . must try harder *wink*

with ref the 56 , it flows a bit more , and is in fact a slower wheel .tip speed is the limiting factor ,and the 55 trim 52mm wheel gets to higher rpm before its tip speed equals the 56.

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GT22? the 59.4mm wheel (gt2259?)

Edited by Brett on 20th Oct, 2010.

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On 20th Oct, 2010 Brett said:
GT22? the 59.4mm wheel (gt2259?)


no that flows more than the 56 !!!

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yeah i just looked up its specs,

its a td04 13t of an early impreza and you converted it to lb/min

Edited by Brett on 20th Oct, 2010.

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On 20th Oct, 2010 robert said:

with ref the 56 , it flows a bit more , and is in fact a slower wheel .tip speed is the limiting factor ,and the 55 trim 52mm wheel gets to higher rpm before its tip speed equals the 56.


You drinking already Robert?

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On 20th Oct, 2010 Paul S said:

On 20th Oct, 2010 robert said:

with ref the 56 , it flows a bit more , and is in fact a slower wheel .tip speed is the limiting factor ,and the 55 trim 52mm wheel gets to higher rpm before its tip speed equals the 56.


You drinking already Robert?



ill rewrite this for the senile over 50 's lol.. *wink*

the 56 flows around 30 lbs /min
this flows around 27.5lb/min ... this is therefore LESS .

the 56 wheel is 56 mm diameter .this is 4 mm bigger than a 52 mm wheel ,and 5 mm bigger than a 51 mm wheel .so its SMALLER .

a smaller wheel ,at the same revs as a bigger wheel is moving slower at the tip .so for the same tip speed ,a 52 is going proportionaly faster .
if you look at wheels diameter versus rpm ,youll see at smaller wheels are specced to run fast on the maps .

so ..a 52 mm wheel will run safely to a higher rpm than a 56mm wheel . all things being equal .

in this case ,a 190 000rpm 56mm wheel ,has the same tip speed as a 204,615 rpm 52mm wheel.(unless this bottle of apple juice has clouded my thinking )



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robert you should write a book "turbos for dummies" even i understood that .......... i think

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Never mind the tip speed, has your oil in the gearbox gone supersonic yet?

On 26th Oct, 2004 TurboDave16v said:
Is it A-Series only? I think it should be...
So when some joey comes on here about how his 16v turbo vauxhall is great compared to ours, he can be given the 'bird'...


On 26th Oct, 2004 Tom Fenton said:
Yep I agree with TD........


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Robert *wink*:
audi rtdi as the same compressor wheel as the 1752.


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Edited by fab on 23rd Oct, 2010.


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On 20th Oct, 2010 robert said:

ill rewrite this for the senile over 50 's lol.. *wink*

the 56 flows around 30 lbs /min
this flows around 27.5lb/min ... this is therefore LESS .

the 56 wheel is 56 mm diameter .this is 4 mm bigger than a 52 mm wheel ,and 5 mm bigger than a 51 mm wheel .so its SMALLER .

a smaller wheel ,at the same revs as a bigger wheel is moving slower at the tip .so for the same tip speed ,a 52 is going proportionaly faster .
if you look at wheels diameter versus rpm ,youll see at smaller wheels are specced to run fast on the maps .

so ..a 52 mm wheel will run safely to a higher rpm than a 56mm wheel . all things being equal .

in this case ,a 190 000rpm 56mm wheel ,has the same tip speed as a 204,615 rpm 52mm wheel.(unless this bottle of apple juice has clouded my thinking )



Robert stop talking bollocks about tip speed and compare the performance of each wheel at 170,000 rpm. Very similar.

If you think that the GT1752 can do 260hp, then that orange juice has got something in it :) . Why did Saab use the larger TD04 for the HP models?

Fab is much closer to the mark.

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Right, affinity laws determine the relationship between geometrically similar centrifugal devices.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Affinity_laws

So, we know that the GT1752 compressor wheel is a 92.8% scale model of the GT2056, based on the published data.

From that you can determine the map of the Gt1752 from the published map of the Gt2056.

That Mitsubishi map just does not fit if the wheel data is right.

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Ha Ha

http://www.evocoupe.net/forum/viewtopic.php?f=2&p=38780

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On 21st Oct, 2010 fab said:
Robert *wink*:
audi rtdi as the same compressor wheel as the 1752.



fab


after a bit more investigation , it appears the gt20 vnt ,is using a
different part no wheel than the gt17s 436131-0002. with its 4.1mm tip height ..

found on the 434135-0001/0002/0006

i think it may have the smaller tip height of 3.0mm and be the
702492-0001, found on the

454135-0003/0005/0008/0009/0010

so i imagine a fair bit less flow .with a tip height 37 % less than the gt17s 436131-0002.


calm down paul !!lol
if you do a bit of investigation , youll find theres a conflict in the data from the various wheel size specs for the 13t . one thing i found of interest , is ,the renault master is fitted with either the 1752 ,or the 13t .on the same engine in the same year.

with ref the saab situation . a bit of research will show that the various saab upgrade companies , give 260bhp as thier upper limit on the 17 for the 9.3 and the 9.5 ,and then go to the tdo4 15t for anything higher ..


http://www.abbottracing.net/product.php?id_product=343

http://www.maptun.com/tuningGuide.php?kate...41&listorder=20

my point about tip speed was to show that the map of the smaller turboes has the capacity to extend further up the mapo than we are being shown ,and still retain a safe rotational speed .

regards
robert .


Edited by robert on 21st Oct, 2010.

Medusa + injection = too much torque for the dyno ..https://youtu.be/qg5o0_tJxYM


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On 21st Oct, 2010 Paul S said:
Right, affinity laws determine the relationship between geometrically similar centrifugal devices.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Affinity_laws

So, we know that the GT1752 compressor wheel is a 92.8% scale model of the GT2056,



no we dont .blade profile ,tip height ratio ,blade angle ,are they all exactly the same between the 17 and 56 ?

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On 21st Oct, 2010 robert said:



On 21st Oct, 2010 Paul S said:
Right, affinity laws determine the relationship between geometrically similar centrifugal devices.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Affinity_laws

So, we know that the GT1752 compressor wheel is a 92.8% scale model of the GT2056,



no we dont .blade profile ,tip height ratio ,blade angle ,are they all exactly the same between the 17 and 56 ?


True, but do you really think that Garrett would mess about with a wheel design that is one of the best in the business at this size.

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i think these quotes from gt17... sort of sum up my point here ..


[quote =robert ] On 26th of Feb, 2007 at 08:08pm robert said:

3.4mm and 4.3 mm are the two different tip heights for the 55 trim 56mm wheel

4.1 and 3mm are the tip heights for the 55 trim 52mm gt17 wheel ,

i think it may be that these dimensions are going to affect the characteristics of the maps ,
i know that the wheel in mine is the 4.1mm but unless we know the tip hieght for the 56 mm wheel map can they really be compared like that axel , it may be the map your looking at is the 3.4mm ...



[quote =paul] What I am trying
to say is that if the 2056 56mm map was 3.5mm tips, then the 1752 at 4.1mm tip would flow considerably more than the 2056.

Edited by robert on 21st Oct, 2010.

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This is the official version of the map:

http://img280.imageshack.us/f/13tcompressormapsn2.jpg/

The specs for the TD04H-13T are a little muddled. There seems to be some confusion over the 13g and 13t. Most recent data sources now quote the wheel size as 55.9mm.

But if you compare the performance of the above with the GT2056 (56mm wheel), just along the 170,000 rpm line then you will see that they are near identical.

Hence, that curve must be for a 55.9mm wheel version.

Following the affinity laws, the flow from a 52mm wheel of the same trim would be around 15% lower.

Edited by Paul S on 21st Oct, 2010.

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FFS can some one please just phone, pester annoy Garrett for the GT17 data. Garrett must have it on file some where!!

*hehe!*

On 26th Oct, 2004 TurboDave16v said:
Is it A-Series only? I think it should be...
So when some joey comes on here about how his 16v turbo vauxhall is great compared to ours, he can be given the 'bird'...


On 26th Oct, 2004 Tom Fenton said:
Yep I agree with TD........


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FFS can some one please just phone, pester annoy Garrett for the GT17 data. Garrett must have it on file some where!!

*hehe!*

On 26th Oct, 2004 TurboDave16v said:
Is it A-Series only? I think it should be...
So when some joey comes on here about how his 16v turbo vauxhall is great compared to ours, he can be given the 'bird'...


On 26th Oct, 2004 Tom Fenton said:
Yep I agree with TD........

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