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DRAG Boosted Si · 12-09-2001, 03:09 PM

All Mechanisms designed for forced induction have the same goal--to force a greater mass of air into the engine so that when additional fuel is added more horsepower can be made. The major difference between a turbocharger and supercharger is the power source of this mechanism. A supercharger uses horsepower from the engine's crankshaft to spin its compressor while a turbo uses the energy in the engine's exhaust gas to spin its shaft

12-09-2001, 03:09 PM	#1
DRAG Boosted Si The Grim Reaper Join Date: Nov 2001 Location: GA Age: 45 Posts: 276	Forced Induction Basics All Mechanisms designed for forced induction have the same goal--to force a greater mass of air into the engine so that when additional fuel is added more horsepower can be made. The major difference between a turbocharger and supercharger is the power source of this mechanism. A supercharger uses horsepower from the engine's crankshaft to spin its compressor while a turbo uses the energy in the engine's exhaust gas to spin its shaft Last edited by DRAG Boosted Si : 12-09-2001 at 06:20 PM.

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