Drivetrain RMW's "Guess what's in the box?"
A well thought out oil cooler would both help keep operating temperatures down under a load which in doing Dyno pulls would help contribute to more consistent higher hp runs. Less chance for heat soak as factor in multiple runs. it would have a increased oil capacity and possibly a means to drain the oil without having to raise the car up. It would be located away from the engine and radiator. May even have an in-line oil filter.The design would have some kind of monitoring device for temperature and control means to adjust for higher then anticipated temperatures. And it would look cool.
Now that does not sound "boring" to me.
Now that does not sound "boring" to me.
Sorry to go off topic again...
Boost like with the M45 would be relative to how fast you spin it. Lemme make you think about this. If the TVS is more efficient. And you run the same boost. Would it make the same power? From my studies of the TVS it has Turbo like efficiency. Boost from the M45 is 5 hp per lb. Where a T28 turbo is 10 hp per lb ....
so do the math.
so do the math.
Sorry to go off topic again...
Boost like with the M45 would be relative to how fast you spin it. Lemme make you think about this. If the TVS is more efficient. And you run the same boost. Would it make the same power? From my studies of the TVS it has Turbo like efficiency. Boost from the M45 is 5 hp per lb. Where a T28 turbo is 10 hp per lb ....
so do the math.
Boost like with the M45 would be relative to how fast you spin it. Lemme make you think about this. If the TVS is more efficient. And you run the same boost. Would it make the same power? From my studies of the TVS it has Turbo like efficiency. Boost from the M45 is 5 hp per lb. Where a T28 turbo is 10 hp per lb ....
so do the math.
PV=nRT <-- inert gas law, high school AP Chemistry II FTW
Sorry to go off topic again...
Boost like with the M45 would be relative to how fast you spin it. Lemme make you think about this. If the TVS is more efficient. And you run the same boost. Would it make the same power? From my studies of the TVS it has Turbo like efficiency. Boost from the M45 is 5 hp per lb. Where a T28 turbo is 10 hp per lb ....
so do the math.
Boost like with the M45 would be relative to how fast you spin it. Lemme make you think about this. If the TVS is more efficient. And you run the same boost. Would it make the same power? From my studies of the TVS it has Turbo like efficiency. Boost from the M45 is 5 hp per lb. Where a T28 turbo is 10 hp per lb ....
so do the math.
And YIKES!!!

So running 12psi on the TVS would be like doubling your hp??? Or am I thinking too high here? Remember, I'm slooooow....

And the TVS being belt driven still, you have power at WOT and don't have to wait for spool time... hmmmm..... If this isn't in the box, Jan needd's to order a box with this in it........
I dont think it is a TVS blower. 'According' to Eaton, the recommended sizes for the Mini motor (whether normal or stroked) is either the R900 or the R1050 (respectively), neither of which "are available yet". http://www.eaton.com/EatonCom/Produc.../TVS/index.htm
Though the Cobalt crowd (2.0) crowd is using the 1320 TVS.....ummm.
Sooooooooo, Can we atleast have date on when you will be telling us ? I hate secrets.
Though the Cobalt crowd (2.0) crowd is using the 1320 TVS.....ummm.
Sooooooooo, Can we atleast have date on when you will be telling us ? I hate secrets.
Last edited by KC Jr 54; Aug 10, 2008 at 12:03 AM.
Really paul whats that?
I can tell you now that its certainly not the R550 or 900 If it was the 900 I would have it on my car.
Besides what makes anyone think its a tvs? For all you know its a full turbo system Or Rmw is gonna bloweveryone away with a twincharge set up.
be prepared for 1000 hp!!!!!!!
I can tell you now that its certainly not the R550 or 900 If it was the 900 I would have it on my car.
Besides what makes anyone think its a tvs? For all you know its a full turbo system Or Rmw is gonna bloweveryone away with a twincharge set up.
be prepared for 1000 hp!!!!!!!
now thats firepower






