January 10, 200620 yr comment_95272 Turbocharging = free power not necessarily. turbos cause back pressure in the exhaust, which robs power. they cause more underbonnet heat. they require more stuffing around to setup with custom exhaust manifolds and oil/water feeds, whereas a blower is self contained, just needs a pulley system. they have a certain amount of lag, whereas a blower can produce boost from idle. turbos are harder on the engine as the exhaust valves run far hotter (due to the afforementioned turbo back pressure, and charge contamination from residual exhaust gas), plus the oil lives a much harder life. turbos need a turbo timer after a hard run to cool off, whereas a blown engine can be shutoff straight away. there is more...... each has it's pro's and con's. :harhar: Edited January 10, 200620 yr by Felix Report
January 10, 200620 yr Author comment_95275 thats why you should go both andrews grand plan : twincharged 1ggte, with a huge arse turbo pushing about 30 psi estimated 450 hp in the ke70 one day :harhar: Report
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