Really Want A Procharger But...
I know what you're saying, you're not wasting your breath... er, typing. 
But here's the thing. You said,
A Twin Turbo, even one remote-mounted, will get it on the LOW END more quickly and at a higher peak, and LOWER on the LOW end of that curve (
) than a centrifugal SC... WITH NO DROP-OFF. Thus, more area under the curve.
As far as other turbo systems are concerned, yes, then you'd be right about the strength being in the midrange. I'm getting your points loud and clear. However, are YOU getting mine?
But here's the thing. You said,
I said it more than once that Turbos have better midrange than SC's and their peak TQ and HP is achieved before a Centri SC, but in the midrange and not low end.
A Twin Turbo, even one remote-mounted, will get it on the LOW END more quickly and at a higher peak, and LOWER on the LOW end of that curve (
) than a centrifugal SC... WITH NO DROP-OFF. Thus, more area under the curve. As far as other turbo systems are concerned, yes, then you'd be right about the strength being in the midrange. I'm getting your points loud and clear. However, are YOU getting mine?
Last edited by bboyferal; Jan 25, 2006 at 04:07 PM.
Originally Posted by bboyferal
I know what you're saying, you're not wasting your breath... er, typing.
But here's the thing. You said,
A Twin Turbo, even one remote-mounted, will get it on the LOW END more quickly and at a higher peak, and LOWER on the LOW end of that curve ( ) than a centrifugal SC... WITH NO DROP-OFF. Thus, more area under the curve.
As far as other turbo systems are concerned, yes, then you'd be right about the strength being in the midrange. I'm getting your points loud and clear. However, are YOU getting mine?
But here's the thing. You said,
A Twin Turbo, even one remote-mounted, will get it on the LOW END more quickly and at a higher peak, and LOWER on the LOW end of that curve (
) than a centrifugal SC... WITH NO DROP-OFF. Thus, more area under the curve. As far as other turbo systems are concerned, yes, then you'd be right about the strength being in the midrange. I'm getting your points loud and clear. However, are YOU getting mine?
