Doesn't a turbo effectively increase the engine discplacement?
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op does't like the answer here, goes to e30 tech to ask and gets the answer he wants..............WTF?
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displacement
4. The volume displaced by a single stroke of a piston in an engine or pump.
Volume
5. the amount of space, measured in cubic units, that an object or substance occupies.
It dose not matter if the air going in is compressed, It is still moving the same amount of volume. Forced induction only increases the mass of the air giving you the same performance of a engine with a bigger displacement.
As mentioned before FI gives you better VE not ci.Leave a comment:
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^you so missed that thread
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oh oh oh hey guys ive designed on a napkin a lag free turbo. it's fast!Leave a comment:
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Why turbos guys?!!! seriously
here's another concept you should explore. you don't need turbos to do the turbo's job. just bypass it by putting the exhaust directly into the intake!

Very Tall Engine Cooling, also referred to as "VTEC", also increases engine displacement by your new interpretation of displacement ie. swept volume.Leave a comment:
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The concept of VE (Volumetric Efficiency) is pretty complex, but it never changes displacement. However, you can obtain over 100% VE...Leave a comment:
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you mean to say the 335 does not have a 3.5 liter engine?
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