can you replace displacement with a turbo? you can make an engine make the same power, but does it truely act the same? will it be as fast as a motor that is bigger with the same power? is the power going to be delivered the same? i found this thread at clubsi, but im not sure if it helps much either:

http://forums.clubsi.com/showf...art=1

thanks

 

No, truefully, there is no replacement for displacement..


Try 6 psi on a 1.8 litr
6 psi on a 2.0 litr
disreguarding all temp variables
2.0 will have more..

 

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Try 6 psi on a 1.8 litr
6 psi on a 2.0 litr
disreguarding all temp variables
2.0 will have more..
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DUDE shhh dont say that out loud, dont you know that if U disagree with Knightsport you condemn yourself, and God forbid you prove what you are saying!

 

who is knightsports? what are you talking about?

 

oh, i see the quote in your signatures, that guy wasnt serious was he? because thats play looney. gas compresses, and fits into smaller areas.

 

oh, i see the quote in your signatures, that guy wasnt serious was he?

 

also Kinightsport will edit yor posts. to make it seem like U agreed with him. must be fun to have a maturity of a 14 year old and a Moderator acces, so dont dare disagree ok?

 

this is hilarious

 

"Volumetric Effecientcy is the replacement for displacement."
Efficiency= Effecientcy
Before I lock this useless post, if you are going to show us how brilliant you are,
LEARN HOW TO SPELL