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06-14-2004
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Forced Air Technologies project STI
AMG supercharger
Garrett turbo
Was running at 8lbs of boost on the S/C and 12lbs on the T/C before an I/C was fitted on.
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AMG supercharger
Garrett turbo
Was running at 8lbs of boost on the S/C and 12lbs on the T/C before an I/C was fitted on.
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Rep Power: 278 You can supercharge and turbo charge a vehicle.. a supercharger works off your intake and a turbo works off your exhaust..
If i'm not mistaken the miguiars car is Turbo/Supercharged.. It couldwork with our civics if we had 1) a supercharger 2) the internals strong enough to withhold that amount of power.
If i'm not mistaken the miguiars car is Turbo/Supercharged.. It couldwork with our civics if we had 1) a supercharger 2) the internals strong enough to withhold that amount of power.
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Originally Posted by RiceRocketeer
You can supercharger and turbo charge a vehicle.. a supercharger works off your intake and a turbo works off your exhaust..
If i'm not mistaken the miguiars car is Turbo/Supercharged.. It couldwork with our civics if we had 1) a supercharger 2) the internals strong enough to withhold that amount of power.
If i'm not mistaken the miguiars car is Turbo/Supercharged.. It couldwork with our civics if we had 1) a supercharger 2) the internals strong enough to withhold that amount of power.
Ummm i beleive a supercharger is run off the crank pulley. its connected to the pulley via a belt which spins the supercharger.
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Rep Power: 0 Someone brought up an interesting point on likeaferio's link:
If you're going to go through all that, wouldn't nitrous be better? 
Well wouldn't a nitrous system accomplish the same without parasitic drag of the supercharger?
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http://forums.s2ki.com/forums/showth...hreadid=211040
Our engine will blow after 5 min of driving w/ stock internals.
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Rep Power: 0 alot of what is going on with the "bicharger" systems is that the advantages of the supercharger is that you have the power from idle because it runs off the serpentine belt/ crank pully belts and the turbo is there to recycle the exhaust fumes which is said to be a more power efficient method..... whatever i just think its to much money for to little benifit
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Rep Power: 290 why is everyone questioning the reason behind it? wtf who cares? that is some crazy wrenching.
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Originally Posted by blkdak99rt
or this one i was wanting to post it..... twin turbo superchargered!!
holy **** you cant even see out of the window
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yes a bicharger system is very possible on a civic and would actually be quite easy if judging by the amount of space under the hood of a 2003 Civic EX (the car I am familiar with). after the stock intake setup is removed it would be very spacious, just have to change up the internals. all forged would be needed, but honda makes very solid blocks so that would not be a problem.
the 8psi, 12psi setup...yeah that sounds about right...for a track only application you might be able to push that to at most 10, 15-16.
you're right, it does make sick power, blower on the low end and turbo on the high end. the blower on the low end also allows the turbo to have a big fan (bigger the fan, longer it takes to spool but more power it makes on the high end)
this system is also called a whipplecharged system
we had one of these last year at school during our F5 racing competition...a blown, turbocharged, nitrous, fuel injected two cylinder honda motorcycle engine puts out good power...too bad we never had time to dyno it. we kept the block and just replaced internals, got the traction to back the power, retarded ignition, etc.
made sick power, I wish we had a dyno available...I will make that suggestion for next year
the 8psi, 12psi setup...yeah that sounds about right...for a track only application you might be able to push that to at most 10, 15-16.
you're right, it does make sick power, blower on the low end and turbo on the high end. the blower on the low end also allows the turbo to have a big fan (bigger the fan, longer it takes to spool but more power it makes on the high end)
this system is also called a whipplecharged system
we had one of these last year at school during our F5 racing competition...a blown, turbocharged, nitrous, fuel injected two cylinder honda motorcycle engine puts out good power...too bad we never had time to dyno it. we kept the block and just replaced internals, got the traction to back the power, retarded ignition, etc.
made sick power, I wish we had a dyno available...I will make that suggestion for next year
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Originally Posted by Changu-San
thats something new...i think itll be cheaper if he just got n2o for low-midrange...
and nitrous in low gears...if your piston rings and intake manifold had hands, they would be strangling you for suggesting that
by the way, the bicharged setup actually gets scary good gas mileage...it is pretty obvious that any car makes its best efficiency in the high gears and turbos notoriously help that efficiency...the blower helps slightly as well but gets it into those high gears quick...with a setup like this though you are running 103 octane racing gas + octane booster anyway so although you may get 50 miles to the gallon, each gallon costs a boatload
08-06-2004
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Originally Posted by blkdak99rt
or this one i was wanting to post it..... twin turbo superchargered!!
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Originally Posted by white2K2EX
My friend got a ticket for an "obstructed view" because he had his girlfriend's graduation tassel hanging from his rearview mirror. I'd had to see what kind of tickets that would get.
Damn cops.
Who wastes their time pulling someone over on the Turnpike for a graduation tassle when there are guys flying by me at 95 in a 65 double penalty zone... It's because I'm a young white driver...good looking car I must be street racing. ::rolls eyes at retard cops::
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