KKK RS2 race... now K26

Q Q at IntendedAcceleration.com
Sun Jun 9 00:43:13 EDT 2002


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Basic generic info:



Early air cooled and water cooled K26: same configuration up to mid 1989



Beginning mid 1989 through 3B 200, RR urq, S4, and S6 the K26 was
dropped for a K24 with a larger compressor inducer, but a smaller
exducer on the compressor.  The turbine had a smaller exducer.



K24 was used on the RS2 and a turbine with a larger exducer than the K24
turbos above was used, but not as big as the 5000.  Compressor was a K26
using the same size exducer as the 5000/200 but an inducer larger than
the K24 above, so a lot more air capacity.  More lag, but not as much as
the 5000.



Ned



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Subject: Re: KKK RS2 race... now K26



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In a message dated 6/8/2002 5:58:16 AM Central Daylight Time,

mik at info.fundp.ac.be writes:





> Well, I've followed your discussion with quite a lot of interest and
I'd

> like to hear some opinions on fitting a K26 to a 3B engine...I guess
it'd

> be more efficient than the K24 at the amounts of boost I'm intending
to run

> it (1.9 Bar absolute overboost and 1.25 Bar absolute
"continuous"-regulated

> pressure) with an MTM racing chipset that puts out 295 HP (don't flame
me

> Brett, these are MTM numbers)....

> Is the RS2 turbo better or worse than a plain stock MC-1 K26?

>

> Does any of you have some spool-up figures?

>

> Thanks for your replies,

>

> Mihnea

>



There are two types of K-26's as installed on the 1986-1989 200/5000
turbo.



The difference as I know it is the exhaust exducer is larger on the
early

K-26 (1985-1986). Does anybody know the performance characteristics
between

the two?



Scott

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