Posted by Kent Petersen on October 09, 2011 at 17:17:20 from (209.62.244.124):
In Reply to: Re: Turbo- How posted by 2cylpartsinfo on October 09, 2011 at 16:31:47:
Let me see if i can explain a little better frist off a gear drinen unit is not a turbo it is commenly called a blower many on found the old detroit diesels they were call a roots type blower in the case of the turbo lets look at a commonblower that does not have any elec controls or other type it does spool up when the engine speed is inceased but not very much the hot ex gas expand as they leave the engine this spins the turbo faster as more load is applyed the turbo spins even faster they can rich speeds of 70000to 90000 RPM on a lot of diferant engines
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