Forced induction with high compression
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Forced induction with high compression
With a static CR of 12.23:1, DCR at 9.01:1 could a turbo or supercharger be done as long as the boost is kept low on the street, alot of timing pulled and a good tune or would it just be a ticking time bomb no matter what even with forged internals?
#4
Re: Forced induction with high compression
with a dynamic ratio at 9:1, you are pushing the limit of pump gas even normally aspirated. I don't see any amount of band-aiding with timing or reducing boost to 8 PSIG that will let the engine live with pump gas.
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Re: Forced induction with high compression
Originally Posted by Honda Hunter
With a static CR of 12.23:1, DCR at 9.01:1 could a turbo or supercharger be done...?
Can you get E85 in your area and are you willing to install a new fuel system?
#7
Re: Forced induction with high compression
Originally Posted by LameRandomName
Can you get E85 in your area and are you willing to install a new fuel system?
#8
Re: Forced induction with high compression
Originally Posted by Honda Hunter
New fuel system as in getting a fuel cell etc?
You can run high compression with alcohol, partially because of the octane and partially because it runs so cold.
(If I recall correctly, the change of state from liquid to vapor sucks up a LOT of heat. If I am not remembering correctly, hopefully someone will speak up.)
Alcohol is normally a PITA to run on the street, but the 15% gasoline content of E85 makes it a lot easier.
Last edited by LameRandomName; 05-01-2006 at 06:16 PM.
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