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What doese a turbo car need? low stall about 4000
Steel stator, or Aluminum stator
Will both work, just curious?
Steel stator, or Aluminum stator
Will both work, just curious?
For drag only what are the advantages of one or the other, more in depth.. ThanksSteel works and holds up the best at withstanding the heat and stress in a turbo application. The steel stator has various fin angles and fin counts available as it's alum. counterpart so it will function the same as it, the only difference is in the weight of each and the extra wear and tear the steel(heavier) stator puts on the sprag or diode assem. Hope this helps you you a little.
:smt082:smt082:smt082 Hutch..... You crack me up.... It is however.... SOOO TRUE..You turbo guys need a steel stator cause you like to get everything glowing red hot inside the trans and the aluminum is not interested. Thats as in depth as we need to go.
Hutch
X3You turbo guys need a steel stator cause you like to get everything glowing red hot inside the trans and the aluminum is not interested. Thats as in depth as we need to go.
Hutch
One has less welding. Hand fabricated steel stators have the fin welded at both ends , billets just on the outer edge.What is the advantage of a Billet Steel Stator over a Non-Billet Steel Stator?
Is it beacause the fins can be thinner leaving more "Void" between fins for fluid transfer?
I have noticed the hand fabricated stators have non-aero fins.One has less welding. Hand fabricated steel stators have the fin welded at both ends , billets just on the outer edge.
Hutch
They do have different characteristics but there are hand fab steel stators that use aero fins.I have noticed the hand fabricated stators have non-aero fins.
Have you, or anybody else, noticed an appreciable difference in performance from a stator with aerodynamic fins?
Jim