Re:jackson racing supercharger
I agree...
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Re:jackson racing supercharger
wow this is the first argument turbo/SC that hasned ended in a brawl. Any way i have a crappy recording on one at 10 PSI on a civic Si 2000. here it is: http://www.jdmdelsol.com/super/5best.wav
I like it personally and will beat a turboed SOHC VTEC at 13 PSI. yes this was tested at the local track. |
Re:jackson racing supercharger
wow this is the first argument turbo/SC that hasned ended in a brawl |
Re:jackson racing supercharger
true lol
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Re:jackson racing supercharger
no i have i just hadn't said anything
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Re:jackson racing supercharger
hahah he speaks!
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Re:jackson racing supercharger
Yeah Superchargers can sound absolutely sick as hell, but so do turbos ::). Personally I don't want a car that just sounds fast.
Jung |
Re:jackson racing supercharger
Originally Posted by onyx
wow this is the first argument turbo/SC that hasned ended in a brawl. Any way i have a crappy recording on one at 10 PSI on a civic Si 2000. here it is: http://www.jdmdelsol.com/super/5best.wav
I like it personally and will beat a turboed SOHC VTEC at 13 PSI. yes this was tested at the local track. |
Re:jackson racing supercharger
well, a b16 TURBO at 10 psi would own an sohc vtec 13 psi too
or at least should and definately could, but some people just suck at tuning... Jung |
Re:jackson racing supercharger
I don't think too much of centrifugal superchargers because why bother having lag and lose out on the advantages of a turbine driving your compressor? Roots blowers and whipple chargers are better because they are positive displacement and more efficient than cetrifugal superchargers overall. I guess my real argument is the fact that an exhuast turbine can spin up a compressor pretty fast without a hell of a lot of exhaust pressure while a crank-driven centrifugal compressor has to wait around for its RPM unless coupled to a very well adjusted CVT.
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