The name blower comes from a type of supercharger, the roots supercharger actually, this is because unlike centrifugal or twin screw superchargers the roots does not pressurizes the air in the super charger. It ?blows? it into the manifold where in then creates pressure. They are actually the same thing. Turbos are different, but superchargers and blowers are the same. That said, there are different types of blowers too, like centrifugal or vane type. Hope that helps! One other note, don't confuse a blower for a term that refers to blower motor or heater fan for a blower/supercharger. They aren't exactly the same although they do the same thing (forcing induction). They are driven by different methods and have different operating characteristics. Superchargers are driven by a belt, while turbochargers capture part of the exhaust gases from the engine and use it to drive the turbocharger. Both force additional air into the engine to increase HP.
defference between a blower and a turbo charger when installed in a petrol engine
In racing or in car guy terms, it means the engine is equipped with Blower/Super Charger.
Fan and blower are often used interchangeably and to many people the terms are synonymous.Often it is more of a regional preference,much like engine or motor when referring to an internal combustion engine.
A blower, usually means super charger. It is forced induction ( higher pressure) opposed to the NA engine which gets air through vaccum and weight....This is as simple as it gets!
you will have to contact an aftermarket supercharger company to see if they make one for your engine.
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One definition of an engine blower is a supercharger or turbocharger
No, normally that is the only part that is the same.
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The 2014 Dodge Charger has a V6 engine.
The 2007 Dodge Charger has a V6 engine.
The 2006 Dodge Charger has a V6 engine.