Yeah, the supercharger needs a belt to drive it so will have to go on the alternator end of the engine, and i cant see anywhere where there would be enough room to mount it.J-GTi-R said:You're going to find it very difficult for fit a turbo and a supercharger in an 'R engine bay...
you can actually build really good twin charge systems. take a look at the 4age toyota motor. there are many examples of twin charging here.. anything is possible. tho we seem to have a limited space to do so..Ross said:We've had a few threads on this - I think the general opinion is use one or the other but not both. If you use a supercharger before a turbo the supercharger will choke the turbo at high rpm. If you want lots of mid range and no lag, go for the blower, if you want lots of high power at high rpm, go for the tubbie.
well at 60 odd pound a time to filla 11lb bottle of nos it would work out very expensive indeed :shock:geetee said:surely well controlled NOS is a simpler way to run a big tubby and avoid the lag?
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