I've been thinking of doing a twins setup down the road to allow me to make decent power and still tow a 19k trailer. I got to thinking, at what point does a small top turbo become a restriction for the bottom turbo?
Solving the problem of drive pressure should be easy with a large enough external waste gate; but what about the compressor? When does too small of a compressor begin to hurt the performance of the bottom turbo?
Say for example I wanted to design a twin setup that would spool FASTER than stock and still make 600-650 rwhp by using a smaller than stock turbo using an external waste gate combined with a decently sized bottom turbo; it certainly seems feasible. If the top and bottom turbo were sized well and you were not looking to make any record breaking power, what is to stop this from happening?
Any input or discussion is appreciated. I'm trying to learn as much as I can about compound turbocharging.
Solving the problem of drive pressure should be easy with a large enough external waste gate; but what about the compressor? When does too small of a compressor begin to hurt the performance of the bottom turbo?
Say for example I wanted to design a twin setup that would spool FASTER than stock and still make 600-650 rwhp by using a smaller than stock turbo using an external waste gate combined with a decently sized bottom turbo; it certainly seems feasible. If the top and bottom turbo were sized well and you were not looking to make any record breaking power, what is to stop this from happening?
Any input or discussion is appreciated. I'm trying to learn as much as I can about compound turbocharging.