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Originally Posted by Boss330
Variable vane is better for response than std, but it doesn't have the ability to regenerate energy from the exhaust. Nor is it able to operate independent of exhaust gas flow. An electrical motor/generator unit (MGU) can do both.
An MGU can spool up the turbo from 40,000 to 120,000 rpm in less than 450 ms. That is as near as instant!!!
And it's not just power to the redline that is an issue, it's response in the lower rpm scale (or turbo lag). With an MGU you can combine a fairly large turbo for high rpm's with the response (or in fact better response) of a small turbo  |
So tell us how long a turbo takes without MGU to spool between those ranges?
And also tell us if that was a disconnected turbo, or under load?