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Turbonetics 60-1 compared to Precision T61


Wez

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Hey All,

 

Following on from some recent threads regarding smaller turbos I was just wondering if anyone knew what the real difference was between the Turbonetics 60-1 and the Precision T61.

 

The 60-1 is what PHR class as a stage 1 and the precision is used by BL.

 

Here are the compressor maps :-

 

#Turbonetics 60-1

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#Precision T61

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If I am reading these right the pressure ratio is equal to boost, ie 2.4 is 1.4bar boost and 3.0 is 2bar boost. With that in mind you take the flow at given pressure ratio to give rough max HP output.

 

60-1 @ 1.4bar max 650hp

60-1 @ 1.1bar max 560hp

 

T61 @ 1.4bar max 700hp

T61 @ 1.1bar max 640hp

 

I know there are a lot more variables that come into play like cover sizes and engine VE etc but as a rough guide is this correct?

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I think you're reading that right :)

 

The T61 seems to handle more RPM's (of the turbo itself) much better without dropping out of it's efficiency island.

 

Shame we don't know what the efficiency of the T60-1 is :( Can't really compare.

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Same engine and setup testing - using your two turbos. See what results you get with an optimised map on the same setup.

 

The T61's efficiency island is much larger, which is better, it can take much more boost without a fall off in performace through overheating the air. At 76% it's also slightly better than the T60-1 manages. The T60-1 looks like its not suitable for over 1.4bar and this should be it's absolute limit. The T61 on the other hand can seemingly take at least 1.8bar before it drops out of the 76% zone (however that does depend on how much air it's having to shift to make 1.8bar....if it's 50lbs/min then you're laughing.

 

I'd need to do some calcs to see where a 3L 6cylinder comes on the chart....and really decide which is best.

 

I have A. Graham Bell's, Forced Induction Performance Tuning, book here which on page 90 explains it all....I'll see if I can work it out :)

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1bar of boost

 

(3*7000*90*2)/5660

=667.8

 

667.8*0.07

=46.8

 

46.8lb's of air for 1 bar of boost (assuming a 7000 rpm rev limit on a 90%VE 3L engine.)

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1.1bar

 

(3*7000*90*2.085)/5660

=696.22

696.22*0.07

=48.7LB/MIN

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1.4bar

(3*7000*90*2.382)/5660

=795.40

795.40*0.07

=55.7LB/MIN

 

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1.8bar

(3*7000*90*2.776)/5660

=926.96

926.96*0.07

=64.9LB/MIN

 

 

Plot on the compressor maps these points and see how it fairs :)

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I am wondering if it would be more efficient then to map your boost different at different RPMs.

 

ie ramp upto 1.6bar and then as revs increase decrease boost to say 1.4bar to maintain your power in the efficiency island of the turbo.

 

What do you think?

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I have an 61 on my auto car, it literally spools like stock turbos. I dynoed it on just the wastegate pressure .7 bar and it made almost identical #s and spool as my stock turbo car with full exhaust.

 

.7 bar = 300whp

1.3bar = seat of the pants dyno fast!

 

i'll take it back and dyno again this weekend and try and put the charts up for you guys but the 61 is an awesome little street turbo!

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How exactly, just plot the X & Y axis with the boost and lbs/min and see what efficiency they fall into?

 

What would this represent?

 

Yup

 

It represents what the 2JZ needs - you can use those figures on any turbo to get an idea of how well it fits what the Supra needs.

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Running a T61 here (however it is watercooled) I dont know if this would make much difference.

Figures at 1.45 bar (max i run) are 513 @ the hubs on a hub dyno. (Would be intersted to see a real figure, e.g surry.)

 

Interesting thread. I would love to see these 2 compared with a T67 DBB also if its possible.

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