Supercharger or turbo
05-17-2001, 12:10 PM
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no, there are confirmed real ones out in the market, just that they don't make it for the US because we use a lower grade octane fuel and because of different compression issues, or so I am told by some board members. Top fuel is one for example.
05-17-2001, 12:31 PM
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hmm i heard that garret( a company that makes turbos) has developed a lagless turbo, apparantly they added a small moter to the turbo that spinns it up to speed so you dont suffer from the lag. if it is possible to successfully turbo an s2k i would consider that one.
05-17-2001, 12:48 PM
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As mentioned before, Top Fuel has had excellent success with turbocharging the Stook, and since I much prefer turbocharging to supercharging...I'll be waiting for the kit, even if it takes years.
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05-17-2001, 02:56 PM
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Originally posted by S2Kguy
As mentioned before, Top Fuel has had excellent success with turbocharging the Stook, and since I much prefer turbocharging to supercharging...I'll be waiting for the kit, even if it takes years.
Andrew
As mentioned before, Top Fuel has had excellent success with turbocharging the Stook, and since I much prefer turbocharging to supercharging...I'll be waiting for the kit, even if it takes years.
Andrew
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I "heard" that Jackson Racing was working on something. Before I had bought mine, I was up in Santa Barbara and almost bought it from there. They had told me that Jackson Racing had just bought one and they were gonna "work on it". *HUSH HUSH* =)