I love to hear an engineer over a salesman

@Stapleton42

3 жыл бұрын

He won’t sell you something you don’t need. That’s for sure. There’s a difference between “selling” and helping someone get what they want to achieve their goals best.

@BGCONTRACTINGLLC

3 жыл бұрын

Best vid on KZread right now

@steveobauer3549

3 жыл бұрын

Very well said

@BrodeyDoverosx

3 жыл бұрын

@@BGCONTRACTINGLLC if you like that. Check out Gale banks’ duramax project

@keefespencer1173

3 жыл бұрын

@@Stapleton42 this guy is the "Tommy Chong" of turbos..... I can tell turbo talk gets him just as excited as a Big Ole Fatty does for Tommy on Cheech and Chong him and Tommy look like they could be brothers especially nowadays... I would have to see a picture of him to see if him and Tommy look alike in their yesteryear's

The knowledge this guy has is unreal. Definitely someone who knows what he is talking about.

@neong

3 жыл бұрын

Robert should teach, this was great.

@theangryitalianscottypiffi1048

3 жыл бұрын

This was unbelievable content

Tommy Chong's really cleaned up his act, I didn't know he was such a pro on turbskis!

@ViewThis.

3 жыл бұрын

When he finally figured out it was Dave at the door, it gave him a Rehab Ephiphany

@HandMadeWrath

3 жыл бұрын

This comment deserves way more recognition

@parthpatel8456

3 жыл бұрын

More like if mark maron went to engineering school lol

@Michael-it7nx

5 ай бұрын

😂😂🤣🤣👍👍👍👍

I’m a Millwright by trade and have had a fair bit of formal training on turbochargers and their applied theories and principles. Robert is spot on with his explanations. In fact, skidding, and fretting are two of the largest factors of failure we see in overlubed high RPM scenarios. The more I listen to the guy, the more he confirms my next turbo choice. Wouldn’t matter if he sold some off the shelf, generic whatever. He understands it and that goes light years farther than someone selling something because it’s shiny and makes cool noises. 👍🏻👍🏻

@renderedpixels4300

3 жыл бұрын

loud turbo noises go brrrr

@bbdl7042

3 жыл бұрын

Great to see another millwright and someone else understanding a lot of the video. Turbos aren’t as simple as a lot make them out to be and I’ve been questioned so much in my turbo choice for my k20. ( local 1090 )

@ianwilliams487

3 жыл бұрын

G'Day Benjamin,,My Sons name,,but any way,,yep and yep,,we use special 6202 bearing with super duper cage tech to stop cages blowing up with bearing run up to speed,, REG,Roller entry Guides,use's a 60mm dia,carbide roll when new,,we use these roll to stand bars up in a mill to make round rods,,we would machine roll to scrap diameter of 30mm,,Imagine how fast this one runs,, We roll 17 kilometres of steel,5.5 diameter in about a min,,2 sec gap and another bar up the previous bar arse,InThat 2 seconds,cooling water would slow down roll to a stop,,then we hit it again flat out for a min..Balls were accelerating that fast we would blow the cage right out of the bearing,Used Air/ oil Lub system,,Ashlow Or woener,,Injected 0.3cc of oil in air line every 30 secs,and the air at 200 kpa would blow dribble into bearing,, Ex millwright, One Steel Rod Mill,Newcastle.Australia,

@HappyJoyKill

3 жыл бұрын

but sutututututuuu

@scootbmx01

3 жыл бұрын

this is why restrictors and stuff exist for ball bearing turbos

More 'Robert', thanks! 👍💯 Edit: Butter in a pan, air hockey and hydro planing. Who knew, but it was all so easy to understand. Great bloke.

@keepinitrealjj

3 жыл бұрын

100% this ^^

@robertyoung6626

3 жыл бұрын

Appreciate it Paul :)

@thisismossop

3 жыл бұрын

@@robertyoung6626 You're very welcome. Your explanations are so everyday, it just makes it easier for the less informed among us to learn something. The BoostedBoiz and PFI speed have used cheap eBay turbos to great effect and learning about journal turbos, from you today, has explained a few things for me. Hope to see you on the channel again sometime. 👍🇬🇧

@theangryitalianscottypiffi1048

3 жыл бұрын

He’s so smart

This guy gives a solid and detailed explaination that only comes from an intimate knowledge of the subject without being condescending. Awesome.

@AdrianPurcell916

3 жыл бұрын

Very true

@elonmust7470

3 жыл бұрын

Condescending? Toughen up Nancy...

Been working on turbo diesels for 18 years. Learned something new today. Appreciate that.

Really enjoyed hearing Robert share his wisdom and I can honestly say I have a better understanding of turbo mechanics now, GOOD STUFF!

Using an air hockey table as an example to explain dynamic lubrication on bearing journals was a great touch never thought to f it like that

I can't wait to see what Robert says in tomorrow's daily turbo video. Let the golden nuggets of info keep flowing!

Thanks for the kool video. Some old dude told me that journal bearing turbos take a beating in commercial vehicles for a million miles or more all the time, and often times they don't go bad. He also stated that journal bearing turbos are cheaper and easier to maintenance. In addition, they almost never need special tools to be repaired.

Fantastic explanation of the differences! thanks for posting this. Its amazing how this platform helps everyone learn and helps us to share the experience

Always fascinating listening to someone who has a real passion for what he's talking about! This guy is awesome!

This dude is awesome. Spoke with him on RW 2.0. He's dedicated. He went to every track

@Stapleton42

3 жыл бұрын

he's the man

Such a real dude, and has a way of talking that we just get. Love it

Its so refreshing to have things explained and simplified by someone who knows EXACTLY what they're on about, very interesting.

This was the most fun I've had in a long time. And yes, learning is fun to me if it's the right thing.

Fantastic. Thanks to Mr. Young for sharing his knowledge and experience and Thank You Stapleton for making this video

It's very refreshing listening to someone who actually knows what they are talking about.

The first time I met Robert was at his home outside of Austin TX. I drove down there to pick up the FP T-28 that had just came out. He gave me a little tour of the shop and a spare 14B compressor wheel to fix an old turbo. Dude knows his shit and is down to earth as hell. From that day on he earned my business and Is a cool guy to boot. Long live FP!

@robertyoung6626

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks! I loved the Austin days :)

the way that he explains all of this is is amazing gives examples and dumbs it down a bit props to robert for making this so understandable and also didnt know a turbo needed water?? literally learn something every video cant wait for more

Man, it's awesome to see Robert share the knowledge with passion and breaking it down to simple terms. I highly enjoyed this talk. Keep at it man, great content.

Amazing information right here. 11 mins with this man has taught so much more than folks have learned thru years of online/google searches.

@Stapleton42

3 жыл бұрын

Same lol

@andrewmcintosh9832

3 жыл бұрын

@@Stapleton42 One thing he didn't mention is that ball bearing turbos spool faster than journal ones. That is why you pay more money for the ball bearing. Journal bearing is old technology. Ball bearings allow you to run a larger turbo with less lag especially utilizing twin scroll or variable geometry inlets.

Hey, thanks for uploading this. I love finding little bits of information as I learn more about these amazing machines.

Literally the best video on turbo explanation I’ve ever seen. Mind blown... I will 100% be getting a journal bearning now. Thanks for sharing🤟🏻

@Stapleton42

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks man! I’m here to help and so is Robert. That’s why we’re working together

We need to hear more from him. I love knowledgeable people. They help us enjoy our products because they solve problems.

the amount i’ve learned from this channel is bonkers man, thanks bro

@Stapleton42

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks dude that’s my objective

I could listen to this guy all day long. Brilliant information thank you👍🏾

I live in the desert where it is hot and the information you shared helps my build so much. Thank you!

2 minutes in and I'm..... soooo F'n excited to binge all of y'alls videos. Manual machinist. Mills, lathes etc

I’ve had a handful of FP turbos over a span of like 20ish years? Still rocking one on my road race EVO!

I knew nothing about turbos. Now I know more then anyone I know. Amazing guy with good explanations of information.

Robert is the man!!! his turbos are my ultimate goal for my build. Thanks for bring us this awesome and very informative tech knowledge Mitchell \m/

Total Respect for that man and his knowledge…

This was super cool to hear specifics about. I remember seeing when i was in highschool that the ball bearing turbos sounded better or something like that but i never thought more of them for any reason.

I’ve always wondered this. Thank you for posting this

Fantastic Video !!! Really great this guy took the time to talk to you and explain this stuff and let you post the video.

This guy was super excited to explain and give all of his knowledge he's probably seen and done some cool stuff to see limits of turbos

Awesome information! Gonna have to watch that again.

this guy reminds me of my dad he probably coulda talked enough to give you about a week's worth of videos

@Stapleton42

3 жыл бұрын

I still got one more 😂

@NPC-gq4nq

3 жыл бұрын

I cant wait.

Very informative video. I like how you started it off with the clip of him talking about exploding turbos.

Had to come back to this after the sloppy radio show. This guy rocks.

This is exactly what I wanted to hear when I clicked on it. I love how I get real info especially when they answer questions at the same time wish I knew this guy give us ama with him please

awesome breakdown my kind of technical video...Cheers to Robert for sharing his knowledge

The type of distance learning we all needed!

I’m so glad you put up this video because it explained a lot. I was totally confused after watching yesterday’s video. I’m still learning about turbo’s and the current racing methods. Yes I’m a dinosaur.

I could listen to this guy all day

By far the best video on KZread!! All because I love being educated!! This is great information for anyone that is boosted in any platform of motorsports

@Stapleton42

3 жыл бұрын

Best on KZread as a whole? Dang that’s a bold claim 😂

@eliasmelendez1271

3 жыл бұрын

@@Stapleton42 best video by far!! Like I said before all because I love being educated. Anything that revolves around motorsports I'm glued to that video, and this video takes the whole CAKE 🎂 son!!

Thank you for great information I have been using journal bearing turbos for 10 years for street and most people think ball bearing is better than journal turbo . Thank you

Just subscribed to your channel a few days ago been following your IG for a while but I've learned more in these last 2 turbo videos than I knew when I had my pte boosted 5.3. Really liking what you got going on here man keep it up! Excited to see how Uncle Rob turns put each step of the way

@Stapleton42

3 жыл бұрын

thanks man thats awesome

Sick vid man. Good job for letting him share

Robert is awesome, I love his analogies.

Appreciate you showing interesting content. Had no idea I’d like watching a guy talk about turbos. And a education to boot.

I think spool characteristics are the biggest factor that I see for customers choosing ball bearing turbos. If I’m building a street car for a customer who is more an enthusiast than a racer we’re going to lean them towards a ball bearing unit. This will offer them good boost and throttle response without much effort on part of the driver. Some guys don’t want to brake boost and setup various anti lag tunes they literally just want the power to be there when they flat foot the gas pedal and a ball bearing unit is much more well suited to that purpose than a JB setup. I also find certain units very well suited to niche builds as well; when I was choosing a turbo for my B20Vtec I knew I wanted response, off idle torque and good power at low boost because the engine is an 88x89mm stock sleeve B20B running 12.6:1 static. I ended up running a GTX3076R and a was able to make 460whp at ~13psi and basically tune it to perform almost like a stout NA build because of the way the power came on and held.

@weduhpeople8504

Жыл бұрын

That’s exactly why I chose a G30-770 for my built fk8 Type R. Ceramic bb, low drag, quick response.

This just saved me a bunch of money on my tubro choice, great knowledge here

I will always believe there are many different types of people in this world like for instance smart people that cannot explain and then there are smart people that can elaborate and paint a picture for you and this man has all the analogies I like this dude

Great insight and discussed stuff I would never have even considered!

This guy is a trip he is really knowledgeable

Thanks so much for this content ! Learned a lot. Keep up the good work!

So refreshing to hear an intelligent person speak that can articulate themself this good !! Best video i have watched on KZread in a long time , no bullshit , just well explained facts

@Stapleton42

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks man that’s great to hear

Dang...thank you Mitchell for sharing this video! Learned so much!! I was always told that journal bearing is oem/cheap application and ball bearing was the high end full race application. And holy cow just like that I am today years old 😂😂 Thanks to Robert too!!

@Stapleton42

3 жыл бұрын

That’s why I put it out there! My channel objective is to provide value through information “disguised” as entertainment lol

Hell yeah might not be racing but you got to love the techie part of the world that explains it well and this man explains it real well 👍🏼👍🏼

Love this guy!!!! He talks my language!!! I learned some new things as well!! Great explanation sir! 👍🏼👍🏼 God bless ya !

@Stapleton42

Ай бұрын

thank you!

Son of a diddly now I know what it's like when someone asks me about a subject I'm passionate and knowledgeable about. LOL. I could watch him spout knowledge all day, keep them coming Mitchell.

@Stapleton42

3 жыл бұрын

The transference of passion is an awesome thing

Thank you so much for this insightful video your content is amazing dude

Well that was quick, thanks for the awesome turbo tech!

I love these videos. Hes a master at his craft

Robert sounds like an awesome intelligent guy!...ngl , love hearing him say terber cherger!

@Stapleton42

3 жыл бұрын

terberchergerrrrr

Keep up the great content Stape!!! Big knowledge here!

This is awesome. Love listening to this guy. Combine his knowledge with Turbo Direct S.A and we might get somewhere with understanding!

The 360° journal bearings on the borg warner SXE turboes are top quality.

nice to get info from someone whom is passionate in what they do!

@Stapleton42

3 жыл бұрын

absolutely!

Learning alot from this guy! Great stuff!

Turbobob always has a good conversation with folks.

This video was so helpful thank you for the great analogies and deeply explaining the benefits and cons to each. I believe this helped me decide the turbo to pick for my street build. Building a sohc 2.4l Nissan 240 sx power goal is 430whp , think after watching this i can save some money and go with a gt3582r journal bearing turbo as opposed to ball bearing ones i was looking at. Please if you have a different opinion on what setup i should run for hp goal I’m all ears!!

Great breakdown of the differences!

I appreciate you sharing the wealth of knowledge. Good stuff

This man. . Is a man who knows his turbos. That was easy listing.

Great, perfect info!! Loved it!!

I was actually pondering this the other day. Thanks.

@Stapleton42

3 жыл бұрын

That’s what we’re here for 🤟🏻

The only KZreadr that uploads everyday.😊👍

@Stapleton42

3 жыл бұрын

I do my best

Awesome information thank you for the video!

Great information really enjoying all these quality information videos 👏👍

I know more about turbos now. Thank you both.

What a legend this guy is. 🔥💥

Robert really knows his stuff! FP make some great turbos! 10yrs+ now running his fp Green & Black on my 2.2L Evo 9mr! solid power & reliability what more could you ask for... maybe a FP Zero haha

He knows what he's talking about! AND he has a killer Flow .... Im envious of both lmao!! thank you for the video!

@Stapleton42

2 жыл бұрын

Glad you’re here man 🤟🏻

This guy is awesome. They had a shop around the corner from me in the early 2000s. Back then they had the dsm game on lock. Keep up the awesome content homie. 😎👍

@Stapleton42

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks man

@robertyoung6626

3 жыл бұрын

I remember Kyle Texas days! GOOD TIMES!

Robert is talking, take a seat! There is no video thats to long with robert talking shop. Ive had the pleasure of knowing about him for 10 years or so now. He got his start in the DSM platform and he still supports us with products and sponsoring events.

@Stapleton42

3 жыл бұрын

Robert is the man for sure

Wisdom is great when shared and thanks for sharing

I was gonna let this vid pass. But auto play knows what I like. Glad to learn what this guys teaching

That guy knows his stuff 👍👍

Great video! love this content !

This video was fantastic and excellent explainations I really understood, thanks a ton

Keep that young man talking

Very informative, thank you 🙏

Good info thanks for sharing

You just saved me $400 on the bearing option. I have a street care making 250whp, hopefully 300+ soon

@Stapleton42

2 жыл бұрын

That’s what we’re here for!!

Keep it up bro very educational.

very informative video, one question, with a journal bearing turbo would it be possible to feed it with an inline accumulator to avoid the g force problems?