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Videossupercharger turbo combo
This is a discussion on supercharger turbo combo within the Nitrous, Super Chargers and Turbos forum, part of the Audi Reviews category; Ok so with a 2.8 there are almost no good options. A rear mount with lots of lag, or a ...
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05-12-2008, 04:13 PM
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 supercharger turbo combo Ok so with a 2.8 there are almost no good options. A rear mount with lots of lag, or a supercharger. What if you redid stock internals and made up a system using both a PES supercharger and a rear mount with a 1 way valve that would give you additional boost. Wouldn't this provide great starting and ending boost from the supercharger with also good High RMP boost from the turbo. The turbo could also be used for cruising to save on milage. Obviously this would require a stand alone. thoughts?  |
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