it's hard to tell for sure.
paul
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I dunno if it's just me, but I think theres something wrong here.
it's hard to tell for sure.
paul
I'd have to agree with Paul but... How do you pipe both inlets up?
If its something else throw me a hint...
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I agree, what's up with that?!
can you have both? or are we seeing things?!
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Jon, you HAVE been busy
best, whit
The supercharger feeds the turbocharger. So, from idle until whatever RPM, the supercharger feeds the motor the compressed air. Once at a certain RPM the electromagnetic clutch disengages and the turbo alone picks up from there. The car is apparently making 2.0 BAR boost with an unreleased amount of horsepower. I watched some videos of it though, and the boost builds RAPIDLY fast. Unlike a car with a single big turbo, the boost is there almost immediately.
damn thats sweet!
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Those who make peaceful revolution impossible will make violent revolution inevitable.
John F. Kennedy
i've seen that done on a marine engine on a friend of mine's boat, never seen it on a street engine before, maybe its strictly for drag racing? the s/c forces air into what is called an aftercoler (same as an intercooler), it then sents compressed air to the inlet side of thecompressor on the turbocharger which goes to an intercooler and then fed to the engine and yeah it produces a huge amount of power, on the marine engine its something like 3000hp per engine and he has two in the boat
Originally Posted by tnt525i
There is no aftercooler in this setup, it goes straight from supercharger to the inlet of the turbo, to an intercooler, then to the motor.
Originally Posted by tnt525i
3000hp and there are 2???!!!
holy crap!
how big is the boat?!
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