New Eaton Superchargers! twin four-lobe 160-degree twist rotors!
11-02-2006, 11:44 AM
#23
nice eff numbers. from what i am seeing the r1900 will have to be spun faster to have the same airflow at the 2300ax but even at the higher rpms it is more eff. i think when spun up the 2300ax would have a higher peek airflow and hp than the r1900 but only slightly and if the r2300 has similur eff numbers it will kill the 2300ax.
it is nice to see manufactures improve their products. seems like for a lot of years the blower market was stagnet with the same old head units. eaton is really steping things up.
it is nice to see manufactures improve their products. seems like for a lot of years the blower market was stagnet with the same old head units. eaton is really steping things up.
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11-02-2006, 11:54 AM
#25
Originally Posted by parish8
nice eff numbers. from what i am seeing the r1900 will have to be spun faster to have the same airflow at the 2300ax but even at the higher rpms it is more eff. i think when spun up the 2300ax would have a higher peek airflow and hp than the r1900 but only slightly and if the r2300 has similur eff numbers it will kill the 2300ax.
it is nice to see manufactures improve their products. seems like for a lot of years the blower market was stagnet with the same old head units. eaton is really steping things up.
it is nice to see manufactures improve their products. seems like for a lot of years the blower market was stagnet with the same old head units. eaton is really steping things up.
, I imagine we don't see those areas for a reason, but if we did extend the eff trends in theory the R1900 will stay more efficient and outflow the 2300, albeit at a higher blower rpm.........at least that's how I see it
11-02-2006, 01:35 PM
#28
Originally Posted by moregrip
if you look at the charts based on their eff areas the R1900 clearly outflows the 2300, since we cant see the rest of the chart that is all speculation , I imagine we don't see those areas for a reason, but if we did extend the eff trends in theory the R1900 will stay more efficient and outflow the 2300, albeit at a higher blower rpm.........at least that's how I see it
, I imagine we don't see those areas for a reason, but if we did extend the eff trends in theory the R1900 will stay more efficient and outflow the 2300, albeit at a higher blower rpm.........at least that's how I see itedit... yeah, i guess your right if you just look at the top line of the charts given and the r1900 is even at a higher eff. looks sweet
Last edited by parish8; 11-02-2006 at 01:49 PM.
11-02-2006, 01:51 PM
#29
Originally Posted by parish8
maybe i am reading the chart wrong but where is the 1900 outflowing the 2300? it is more efficient but i dont see where it is outflowing it.
unless my math is screwy, the R1900 does and will outflow the 2300.
