turbo the ss/sc?
turbo the ss/sc?
i hear people fighting on here and the .com sight. would it really be better to remove the sc and put a descent sized turbo on the car? any one done this to there car and whats the difference in the cars overall feeling? does it lag in low end bad? and also if it is a good way to go who makes a good kit for it?
It's actually boils down to this,
Turbo = more overall HP and TQ but less desirable drivability due to lag on the street.
SC = Instant power and TQ but limited in ultimate HP potential do to parasitic drag on the engine and heat created by the inefficient air compression
Doing both = nitemare and a waste of time! (my opinion)
If mine wasn't a lease, i'd push the stock combo to the limits, then remove the SC and go a single turbo and demonstrate it's potential
Turbo = more overall HP and TQ but less desirable drivability due to lag on the street.
SC = Instant power and TQ but limited in ultimate HP potential do to parasitic drag on the engine and heat created by the inefficient air compression
Doing both = nitemare and a waste of time! (my opinion)
If mine wasn't a lease, i'd push the stock combo to the limits, then remove the SC and go a single turbo and demonstrate it's potential
Originally Posted by memphisr24
Yeah but even if the turbo that replaces the supercharger produces the same hp, the torque will be incredibly higher. SRT4 has 250lbs!!!! I wish we had that.
SRT also has a half litre more displacement which we know is the best way to find Torque
if you look at the real high end drag cars (funny cars) for instance the super chargers is the way for them, maybe not all but most because of the instant power and the 18inch spoons that pump out more than 50psi to have upwards of 6000hp
Originally Posted by cartercar
if you look at the real high end drag cars (funny cars) for instance the super chargers is the way for them, maybe not all but most because of the instant power and the 18inch spoons that pump out more than 50psi to have upwards of 6000hp
I think its gonna take more than the M62 blower to make these cars really fast supercharged . At that point I think the turbo's will start popping up over the m90 swaps ....jmo . How much of size difference is there between a M62 to a M90 to a M112 . That M62 looks kinda stuffed in there as it is .
Its all in the tune brotha , there are a plenty that run better than you could ever imagine
Originally Posted by CobaltBurst
yea i see wayyyyy too many turbos down all the time...
Originally Posted by SilverSS/SC
I think its gonna take more than the M62 blower to make these cars really fast supercharged . At that point I think the turbo's will start popping up over the m90 swaps ....jmo . How much of size difference is there between a M62 to a M90 to a M112 . That M62 looks kinda stuffed in there as it is .
Its all in the tune brotha , there are a plenty that run better than you could ever imagine
Its all in the tune brotha , there are a plenty that run better than you could ever imagine
you see tho those high end drag cars that run super chargers are alos rear wheel drive and have slicks. having all the instant tq in a front wheel drive blows nuts cause you wont grip and your tryin to pull the wieght of the car thats why id like to go to a turbo. something that will let me get off the line with little or no spin and spool up and stomp an srt. if i can find a decent street condition at a stop light i can sometimes beat the srt stop light to stop light which is like 1/8 mile. but i usually cant keep it from spinning to damn much
Originally Posted by memphisr24
Yeah but even if the turbo that replaces the supercharger produces the same hp, the torque will be incredibly higher. SRT4 has 250lbs!!!! I wish we had that.
^^^^ Yeah, the torque is mostly due to displacement. 2.0L vs. 2.4L is a huge difference.
So why do all of you believe that turbos can make more power than a supercharger. I am no forced induction expert, but someone please prove this to me, because I am calling B.S. on that claim. If turbos were more effective, then why the hell would anyone use superchargers (especially considering cars like the SLR McLaren or Ford GT that use superchargers)?
The bottom line is that turbos and superchargers each have advantages and disadvantages. Personally, I prefer a supercharger due to their greater reliability and consistent throttle application. Plus, you have something that most other cars don't. Everyone has a freaking turbo!
Also, why is it that everyone cites powerloss from supercharges as being a major problem? A belt running of the crankshaft does not eat much power. Also, the restricitve exhaust piping used to direct exhaust flow into a turbo also eats power, so it is unfair to claim that only superchargers rob power!
So why do all of you believe that turbos can make more power than a supercharger. I am no forced induction expert, but someone please prove this to me, because I am calling B.S. on that claim. If turbos were more effective, then why the hell would anyone use superchargers (especially considering cars like the SLR McLaren or Ford GT that use superchargers)?
The bottom line is that turbos and superchargers each have advantages and disadvantages. Personally, I prefer a supercharger due to their greater reliability and consistent throttle application. Plus, you have something that most other cars don't. Everyone has a freaking turbo!
Also, why is it that everyone cites powerloss from supercharges as being a major problem? A belt running of the crankshaft does not eat much power. Also, the restricitve exhaust piping used to direct exhaust flow into a turbo also eats power, so it is unfair to claim that only superchargers rob power!
Originally Posted by mi6_
^^^^ Yeah, the torque is mostly due to displacement. 2.0L vs. 2.4L is a huge difference.
So why do all of you believe that turbos can make more power than a supercharger. I am no forced induction expert, but someone please prove this to me, because I am calling B.S. on that claim. If turbos were more effective, then why the hell would anyone use superchargers (especially considering cars like the SLR McLaren or Ford GT that use superchargers)?
The bottom line is that turbos and superchargers each have advantages and disadvantages. Personally, I prefer a supercharger due to their greater reliability and consistent throttle application. Plus, you have something that most other cars don't. Everyone has a freaking turbo!
Also, why is it that everyone cites powerloss from supercharges as being a major problem? A belt running of the crankshaft does not eat much power. Also, the restricitve exhaust piping used to direct exhaust flow into a turbo also eats power, so it is unfair to claim that only superchargers rob power!
So why do all of you believe that turbos can make more power than a supercharger. I am no forced induction expert, but someone please prove this to me, because I am calling B.S. on that claim. If turbos were more effective, then why the hell would anyone use superchargers (especially considering cars like the SLR McLaren or Ford GT that use superchargers)?
The bottom line is that turbos and superchargers each have advantages and disadvantages. Personally, I prefer a supercharger due to their greater reliability and consistent throttle application. Plus, you have something that most other cars don't. Everyone has a freaking turbo!
Also, why is it that everyone cites powerloss from supercharges as being a major problem? A belt running of the crankshaft does not eat much power. Also, the restricitve exhaust piping used to direct exhaust flow into a turbo also eats power, so it is unfair to claim that only superchargers rob power!
Originally Posted by maxpit
Good job I thought I was the only one, J/K. To create energy your gonna have to use some. Turbos are no exceptions, especially the large ones. Besides I love the sound of a blower vice a turbo. Its gotta be doin something right, cause alot of us can outrun an SRT4 1st-3rd (1-100 mph) thats basically a 1/4 mile.


