High Revving Forced Induction
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High Revving Forced Induction
i've been thinking about this for awhile. a possible high revving supercharged engine. say you fully work the internals on a b18 complete all motor build but with a supercharger at low boost. i havn't seen anyone attempt or discuss this. but in theory it is very possible without blowing the engine to hell due to all motor parts you would be using stronger parts. what are your opinions and thoughts on this let me know
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Re: High Revving Forced Induction (genocidehumanity)
hmm my opinion is go to the forced induction section if u want better explained opinions and
[QUOTE=genocidehumanity but in theory it is very possible without blowing the engine to hell due to all motor parts you would be using stronger parts[/QUOTE] that just confused me but people build high boost / high reving engines by reinforcing the bottom in with H beam rods, rod bolts and a girdle just depends on your rod/stroke ratio
[QUOTE=genocidehumanity but in theory it is very possible without blowing the engine to hell due to all motor parts you would be using stronger parts[/QUOTE] that just confused me but people build high boost / high reving engines by reinforcing the bottom in with H beam rods, rod bolts and a girdle just depends on your rod/stroke ratio
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Re: High Revving Forced Induction (civicstar)
Rod/Stroke ratio is overrated.
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by genocidehumanity »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">i've been thinking about this for awhile. a possible high revving supercharged engine. say you fully work the internals on a b18 complete all motor build but with a supercharger at low boost. i havn't seen anyone attempt or discuss this. but in theory it is very possible without blowing the engine to hell due to all motor parts you would be using stronger parts. what are your opinions and thoughts on this let me know</TD></TR></TABLE>
Opinions and thoughts? Keep the FI to turbochargers, the few supercharger kits designed to fit in our cars don't have the same kind of room for expanding or potential that a turbo kit does.
As far as a honda goes, Turbocharger>Supercharger
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by genocidehumanity »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">i've been thinking about this for awhile. a possible high revving supercharged engine. say you fully work the internals on a b18 complete all motor build but with a supercharger at low boost. i havn't seen anyone attempt or discuss this. but in theory it is very possible without blowing the engine to hell due to all motor parts you would be using stronger parts. what are your opinions and thoughts on this let me know</TD></TR></TABLE>
Opinions and thoughts? Keep the FI to turbochargers, the few supercharger kits designed to fit in our cars don't have the same kind of room for expanding or potential that a turbo kit does.
As far as a honda goes, Turbocharger>Supercharger
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pm rmcdaniels, he has done a number of different things with superchargers.
this might be the thread you want to be in.
https://honda-tech.com/zerothread?id=1214810
this might be the thread you want to be in.
https://honda-tech.com/zerothread?id=1214810
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