doug@frankenturbo
Turbos Galore
For a couple years now we've been developing a turbocharger solution for use on the VW 07K engine. And work has gotten to the stage that it's worth posting info here. Here is a look at our prototype:
Our F25 turbo is a journal-bearing design that requires only an oil feed and return. The diverter valve is integrated into the turbo to simplify installation. It features our own proprietary billet aluminum compressor wheel and MixedFlow turbine rotor.
Our testing has been conducted on an Audi TT Quattro platform -- a little unconventional, yes, but that car has the drivetrain and numerous sensors/controllers which made it a solid test-bed. The purpose of our most recent dyno testing was to find power levels for an entry-level build as well as for the most ambitious modification project.
Here are the boost levels at which we ran the turbo. First, on simple actuator pressure. No MBC or other management. Just the turbo controlling itself:
And here is the result:
After collecting our "user friendly" power levels, we set up the car for raised boost levels. Here are the two boost levels (and their associated exhaust gas temperatures).
And here are the results for that higher power level effort:
The F25 turbo will be offered in kit form, including exhaust manifold, adapter for the stock exhaust system, oil lines, installation hardware & inlet pipe. For those cars running a MAF sensor, we will offer an upgrade there as well.
We anticipate moving to beta testing this summer and will be looking for candidates who are interested. Feel free to post here or contact us by email about that.
Thx
Doug Harper
FrankenTurbo
sales@frankenturbo.com
Our F25 turbo is a journal-bearing design that requires only an oil feed and return. The diverter valve is integrated into the turbo to simplify installation. It features our own proprietary billet aluminum compressor wheel and MixedFlow turbine rotor.
Our testing has been conducted on an Audi TT Quattro platform -- a little unconventional, yes, but that car has the drivetrain and numerous sensors/controllers which made it a solid test-bed. The purpose of our most recent dyno testing was to find power levels for an entry-level build as well as for the most ambitious modification project.
Here are the boost levels at which we ran the turbo. First, on simple actuator pressure. No MBC or other management. Just the turbo controlling itself:
And here is the result:
After collecting our "user friendly" power levels, we set up the car for raised boost levels. Here are the two boost levels (and their associated exhaust gas temperatures).
And here are the results for that higher power level effort:
The F25 turbo will be offered in kit form, including exhaust manifold, adapter for the stock exhaust system, oil lines, installation hardware & inlet pipe. For those cars running a MAF sensor, we will offer an upgrade there as well.
We anticipate moving to beta testing this summer and will be looking for candidates who are interested. Feel free to post here or contact us by email about that.
Thx
Doug Harper
FrankenTurbo
sales@frankenturbo.com