bigspoondude
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I am looking for someone to double-check my math and maybe provide some real-world insight into a build path I am considering for my next S550.
Engine displacement is 227 cubic inches. Redline is 6500 RPM. Assumed volumetric efficiency is 0.85. Assuming these things to be the case:
Based on this, I am considering getting an EFR 7064 divided scroll turbocharger and plumbing each cylinder bank into one side of the flange. My compressor map reference is:
I am unsure of how strong the internals are, which might limit how much pressure I run. Considering a TUNE+ methanol kit to help supplement fueling and keep air temperature low.
Also wondering about intercoolers that would work for this setup. Using an Ecoboost Mustang intercooler will require excessive bends in plumbing and waste a lot of potential energy and introduce lag into the system. Options are either a top mount intercooler that is fed from a scoop on the hood, or an intercooler than enters and exits on the drivers side.
Appreciate the input.
Engine displacement is 227 cubic inches. Redline is 6500 RPM. Assumed volumetric efficiency is 0.85. Assuming these things to be the case:
Code:
(227*6500*0.85*0.5 4 stroke engine)/1728 inches in a cubic foot = 362.9 CFM
Code:
362.9 CFM * 0.069 ambient air density = 25 lb/min
I am unsure of how strong the internals are, which might limit how much pressure I run. Considering a TUNE+ methanol kit to help supplement fueling and keep air temperature low.
Also wondering about intercoolers that would work for this setup. Using an Ecoboost Mustang intercooler will require excessive bends in plumbing and waste a lot of potential energy and introduce lag into the system. Options are either a top mount intercooler that is fed from a scoop on the hood, or an intercooler than enters and exits on the drivers side.
Appreciate the input.
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