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Old 10-01-2007, 04:48 PM
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which is more acceptant of high compression... s/c or turbo..
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If you've got everything lined out on your setup to the point that this is the last question, pick your favorite.


I prefer turbo.
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Are you talking the same power level, or the same boost level?
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AFR 205 heads massaged by Mamo. 11.3:1 compresion with heads that flow awesome on the exaust, 238/240 113 cam
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Dont think it matters...just make sure you have a forged engine and plenty of race fuel if your going to run a lot of boost.
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Supercharger = less heat, and backpressure, so less prone to detonation for a given boost level, but still less power at the wheels.
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on a turboed car, you will be at higher boost sooner than a blower (boost proportional to rpm) so more boost sooner=more pressure on engine components




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