Supercharged to turbo???
07-02-2012, 09:54 PM
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Supercharged to turbo???
I have a 07 2.2 auto supercharged thinking about swaping to turbo would like to know how is the lag being auto and is there a stall for our cars or is it all in the tune
07-02-2012, 10:08 PM
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i think it would be a combo of the turbo and the tune. i know the garrett 2860rs spools stupid fast. and the LNF turbo spools pretty quick also. i dont see why u should have an issue. Spanky also ran the ZZP borg warner s256 and made really good power.
and i beleive he was an 05 auto
and i beleive he was an 05 auto
07-02-2012, 10:16 PM
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i think it would be a combo of the turbo and the tune. i know the garrett 2860rs spools stupid fast. and the LNF turbo spools pretty quick also. i dont see why u should have an issue. Spanky also ran the ZZP borg warner s256 and made really good power.
and i beleive he was an 05 auto
and i beleive he was an 05 auto
Thanks what about the stall like the auto v8 have
07-03-2012, 06:58 PM
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No idea. I haven't owned an automatic or cared about them in 15 years.... I would guess a tune would help but to really have a good stall speed it's all in the TQ. That's what really determines the rpm.
07-03-2012, 07:08 PM
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the tune would have nothing to do with the stall speed. stall speed is determined by the torque converter. if you have a 3500 stall converter, your drivetrain will start to move at around 3500rpm. you can't really electronically tune the stall speed of the converter through the pcm
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