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Single cylinder
Im looking at running some form of supercharger/ Turbo with a 450cc single cylinder 4 stroke bike engine as part of my degree. I've got a reasonable knowledge of adding a compressor to a 4 cylinders + engine but cant find anything relating to a single cylinder. The best part is we have to run a 20mm restrictor! Any help or opinons would be great
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Re: Single cylinder
There isn't any difference in adding forced induction to a single cylinder engine than an engine with more than one cylinder. Perhaps it's a little easier since the cylinders can interfere with eachother.
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ok thanks for that, do you think that the 20mm restrictor and a compressor would work ok? the throttle body and restrictor must be placed before the compressor though.
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Re: Single cylinder
20mm restrictor and throttle body before the compressor... sounds like Formula SAE.
Yes it works, however, a turbocharger has the advantage that a higher boost can be used at lower engine speeds allowing max power during a wide band. Like the WRC cars for example, above 300 hp whole the way from 3000 rpm to redline of around 7500 rpm. |
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Re: Single cylinder
wowzerz, get some type of charger on that bike and you'll be haulin!
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