Diesel Freak
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Tough to do on a turbo that is a 62mm inducer but has a 4" inlet size. Even if you kept the piping at 2.75", you'd still need a transition hose to adapt it. Would it really benefit to have two transitions right before the inducer?
a general rule of thumb: to achieve fully developed flow (to eliminate the VC or any other flow irregulatities) there would need to be a straight section of pipe equal to 7 pipe diameters in front of the inducer...
but space under the hood wont allow this.
if you want to make a modification to the inducer area that would actually be beneficial, machine a radius and blend it into the throat of the inducer section just before the MWE groove.
for a 62mm inducer the radius would be 10mm