With antilag devices you can run larger turbos w/o the lag almost instant boost. With VNT tubos depending on the internal geometry can make up to 10psi @1000rpm. Centerfugals are ok but who wants to hit maximum boost @ redline. Roots and lysholm (twin screws) work great, sound very cool, and are an excellent choose for street or Auto-x due to excellent low and mid torque but who really want the parasitic drag. Turbos FTW best all around power with minimal losses & drivers adjustable boost control( no pullies to change or extra software and injectors to turn it up. As for track use I would preffer tubo. Or NA with lots of money for instant respose good for all around everything but@ 2+x's the cost. $.02
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^ Yup. A turbo utilizes wasted energy to create a more efficient combustion cycle, a supercharger does not.
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Originally posted by Insanity View PostYeah, but the properly sized road-racing turbo won't make any more power than a supercharger, so the supercharger is still a bit better as the lag is still slightly better. I'd say it comes down to cost and availability at that point.
I fyou compare a same engine, with both system runign almost the same boost and rest of avriables (assuming both has properly sized s/c and turbo for the HP goals) turbo will EAT alive the s/c setup...it is more eficient system.
That's been prooven.
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turbo supercharger were used widely in the aviation industry. now days, i'm not so sure but if you do a search on turbo superchargers, you'll find enough information to fulfill your wishes.
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a properly sized road race turbo has adjustable boost and therefore adjustable power levels. how do you adjust the power level on a supercharged car while going 150mph?
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Originally posted by bimmers4lifefor those who say a supercharger is vastly supirior in road racing i dont think that is completely accurate. a properly sized turbo on a road race car will do just fine, make plenty of power and not have horrible amounts of lag.
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for those who say a supercharger is vastly supirior in road racing i dont think that is completely accurate. a properly sized turbo on a road race car will do just fine, make plenty of power and not have horrible amounts of lag.
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Originally posted by InsanityI saw a R33 skyline with a roots supercharger remotely mounted, in addition to twin turbos. No idea how it performs, though.
I have seen also a Subi Impreza with two turbos and one roots s/c mounted next ot them.
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I saw a R33 skyline with a roots supercharger remotely mounted, in addition to twin turbos. No idea how it performs, though.
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turbo supercharger were used widely in the aviation industry. now days, i'm not so sure but if you do a search on turbo superchargers, you'll find enough information to fulfill your wishes.
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Originally posted by Jparkr2004im going to put both a turbo and a supercharger on an engine somehow then watch everything break when i turn it on...
That will show you basterds. haah
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im going to put both a turbo and a supercharger on an engine somehow then watch everything break when i turn it on...
That will show you basterds. haah
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Originally posted by diegom6Desing, hmm I wouldn't say that at all...see the size of the compressor wheel in the S/C and compare it to a mid size turbo wich you will notice is smaller, yet will make more power and torque... S/C is for ladies IMO. I own both systems and I know what I say.
c ya!:D
Also, you may "know what you say", but you certainly don't know what you're talking about. Superchargers are infinitely superior to turbos for track racing.
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