buickpower
polytetrafluoroethylene
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Super6 is correct about the gas expansion/cooling as it goes downstream. Also, the lower the pressure on the exit side of the turbine in relation to the inlet, the easier the gas can expand through the turbine, which would make it easier to extract work from the exhaust at any given boost level. Plus where the exhaust first exits the turbine is critical, as the hot gases have to make an immediate turn, and the larger the radius the better. In theory this should make some sort of gain on large turbos, possibly in spool or power. I doubt it is intended for use on mildly modded street cars. Just my speculation. Maybe jason can chime in again to enlighten us further.