Take a look at this picture. what do you see. i see insanity.
11-01-2010 | 11:31 AM
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From: woodbridge
Take a look at this picture. what do you see. i see insanity.
Tell me how i am seeing a twin turbocharged and supercharged mustang cobra. how is this possible? and what kind of numbers do you think its pushing.
11-01-2010 | 12:39 PM
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From: Calgary
Compound boost isn't very common but this guy isn't the first to try it. From the looks of it, he still has the stock Eaton and a rather large upper pulley. I'm guessing that on the upper end, the supercharger actually holds the turbos back. From what I've read, it's alot of extra weight and complication for questionable benefits. Kudos on the guy for trying though. I'd like to see his dyno sheet.
11-01-2010 | 06:07 PM
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From: Calgary
Compound boost isn't very common but this guy isn't the first to try it. From the looks of it, he still has the stock Eaton and a rather large upper pulley. I'm guessing that on the upper end, the supercharger actually holds the turbos back. From what I've read, it's alot of extra weight and complication for questionable benefits. Kudos on the guy for trying though. I'd like to see his dyno sheet.
Wed show up yes
11-01-2010 | 09:05 PM
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11-03-2010 | 12:48 PM
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From: Maple Tree, Branch #2 above the rope swing
Compound boost isn't very common but this guy isn't the first to try it. From the looks of it, he still has the stock Eaton and a rather large upper pulley. I'm guessing that on the upper end, the supercharger actually holds the turbos back. From what I've read, it's alot of extra weight and complication for questionable benefits. Kudos on the guy for trying though. I'd like to see his dyno sheet.
