JusMX141
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"Efficiency" is a very vague term that gets tossed around too much, really. There's compressor efficiency, turbine efficiency, and overall efficiency of the turbocharger as a whole...which would factor the function of both the compressor and turbine wheels and the housings they're in. Turbine efficiency and compressor efficiency aren't necessarily related until one is preventing the other from doing it's job properly.
That in mind, I have no clue what you're asking...whether you mean compressor efficiency (which shouldn't be suffering aside from possibly being limited by the turbine wheel/housing) or overall efficiency of the turbo itself is suffering. I think I did a fair job of explaining that the same compressor on a different turbo has no trouble making power.
That in mind, I have no clue what you're asking...whether you mean compressor efficiency (which shouldn't be suffering aside from possibly being limited by the turbine wheel/housing) or overall efficiency of the turbo itself is suffering. I think I did a fair job of explaining that the same compressor on a different turbo has no trouble making power.
....forget about "bolt on" setups and run a proper T3 or T4 setup. Not only will it make more power but you can easily play with different turbo setups (inexpensively) if you choose to.