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Old 08-29-2003, 01:17 AM
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is it possible to put a turbo and supercharger under one hood

some cars are twin turbos???????
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Old 09-01-2003, 09:19 PM
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Here's another discussion on kinda the same subject.
http://www.automotiveforums.com/vbul...14#post1186314
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Nissan Micra/March Super Turbo K10

http://www.j-garage.com/nissan/march/2410.htm

Lancia Delta S4

http://www.automotiveforums.com/t12072.html

There are more.
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If you were thinking of adding something like this (called twincharging) its really not feasible. Superchargers are big by them selfs, a super and a turbo would most likely not fit in an engine bay.
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yeah but if you put your turbos on the ends of your headers they wouldn't exactly be inside the engine bay...
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Re: is it possible to put a turbo and supercharger under one hood

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If you were thinking of adding something like this (called twincharging) its really not feasible. Superchargers are big by them selfs, a super and a turbo would most likely not fit in an engine bay.
It has been done.
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Re: Re: is it possible to put a turbo and supercharger under one hood

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It has been done.
I know its been done, what I meant was that it doesn't really make a lot a sense. A twin turbo effectivley eliminates lag so having a twincharger is really overkill.
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Re: Re: Re: is it possible to put a turbo and supercharger under one hood

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I know its been done, what I meant was that it doesn't really make a lot a sense. A twin turbo effectivley eliminates lag so having a twincharger is really overkill.
Does having a W16 make any sense?
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Twin turbos themself doesn't decrease lag, only if they are used in a sequential setup.
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Re: Re: Re: Re: is it possible to put a turbo and supercharger under one hood

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Does having a W16 make any sense?
Does having 1000 hp make sense?

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Twin turbos themself doesn't decrease lag, only if they are used in a sequential setup.
Thats what I meant.
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Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: is it possible to put a turbo and supercharger under one hood

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Does having 1000 hp make sense?



Thats what I meant.
Sure, the more HP the better (of course until you start getting into the uncontrollable, dangerous numbers), but why use a 16-cylinder engine which is larger, heavier, and less efficient than a 12-cylinder?
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