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QUOTE(Consynx @ Aug 21, 2005 - 7:21 PM) he's got me thinking in a sense since superchargers do the same job as a turbo by packing the air together in a new pressure environment, shouldn't compression be lower for S/C? i was reading about some place planning to S/C a 11:1 comp car... and i was wondering since if it may run cooler(no hot-side to cold-side transfer) if it can run higher compression. I gotta admit i do love the WHIR of a S/C ![]() [right][snapback]326704[/snapback][/right] 11:1 plus boost = race gas only car tuning can make anything work, how long it lasts depends on how good the tune is and how the car is driven my WRX is at 8:1 CR, when i build a motor for it, i will try to hit 8.5:1 CR to make for more off boost power BTW, converting a turbo 4cyl into a SC 4cyl is not a good idea. just watch those new cobalt SS's. soon there will be kits to convert them to turbo. i have never seen a kit that converts a turbo engine to a SC engine This post has been edited by 97sccelica: Aug 21, 2005 - 11:02 PM -------------------- 1994 Celica GT4 WRC Edition
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