Twin Charged, Compound boost with BW S475 Turbo and TVS 1900 Blower
#13
Go big or go home. I have a feeling this will be the bar setting setup for heavy *** trucks. Best of both worlds. The bottom end torque to get it moving and big horsepower up top. Lots of airflow and not heated to all hell.
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Finish? As stated above, it's cool he started it in the 1st place. Insane. That engine bay is gonna be as crowded as a F-body. And have more ***** to boot.
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Thanks Guys!! 


It's got a little more work to make it right, but I think its going in the right direction now
Haha, YES it's 4" Don't need no stinkin 5" this ain't no diesel

I have a EGT probe, just haven't got a chance to plug it into the efilive and see how this turbo is with it. The old turbo was chocking it up so much I'd seen up to 1700*! 
Just got to get this WG deal figured out so I can hold the peddle down...



It's got a little more work to make it right, but I think its going in the right direction now

Just got to get this WG deal figured out so I can hold the peddle down...
#20
That's crazy!
I used to always think about a turbo'd S/C'd motor... but I'd always wonder wouldn't one's efficiency need to supercede the others by far in order for it to work? I don't know, never got far enough into the equation to come up with anything.
What are you referencing for the issues that are arising? I'm curious what I can read up. Good luck man
I used to always think about a turbo'd S/C'd motor... but I'd always wonder wouldn't one's efficiency need to supercede the others by far in order for it to work? I don't know, never got far enough into the equation to come up with anything.What are you referencing for the issues that are arising? I'm curious what I can read up. Good luck man



