View Poll Results: Turbo or Supercharge
Twin Turbo
40
83.33%
Supercharger
8
16.67%
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Turbo or Supercharger
#32
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Originally posted by MORE IMPATIENT
turbo- doesnt take away power to make power.........
turbo- doesnt take away power to make power.........
#33
Originally posted by FastX7
What kind of rpm's can it turn?
If it's a high rpm motor, go turbo. If it's low, go supercharger.
What kind of rpm's can it turn?
If it's a high rpm motor, go turbo. If it's low, go supercharger.
Last edited by 350z33; 01-12-2003 at 12:04 PM.
#34
I did some research and as far as super chargers go, I would have to cut the hood or get G over at auto solutions to custom one for me. Both the turbo and the supercharger are under development. Greddy and Power Enterprise are the only companys that I have seen that have something in the works. Possibly nismo also may have something. So we shall see. Im sure Eric, Chris and Mike can figure something out before summer.
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Greddy TD05H 18G Twin Turbo
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Greddy TD05H 18G Twin Turbo
Last edited by 350z33; 01-12-2003 at 12:04 PM.
#36
Originally posted by Mr.2
Dont wait for a kit. Be a baller and go custom. You could make it so much better than any kit....
Dont wait for a kit. Be a baller and go custom. You could make it so much better than any kit....
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Originally posted by Mr.2
Thats not entirely true. Since a turbo is a big exhaust restriction it does rob a little power, but nothing compared to power a supercharger takes.
Thats not entirely true. Since a turbo is a big exhaust restriction it does rob a little power, but nothing compared to power a supercharger takes.
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Originally posted by FastX7
It's not actually "robbing" power. It's just holds the car in vaccum a little longer until the turbo spools up to positively pressurize the manifold.
It's not actually "robbing" power. It's just holds the car in vaccum a little longer until the turbo spools up to positively pressurize the manifold.
Last edited by Mr.2; 01-12-2003 at 07:33 PM.