Supercharging is not the same as turbocharging your engine.
A turbocharger is driven by a belt and sucks in air by 2 big rotors inside.
The air gets compressed and than cooled down in the intercooler.
The difference is that with a supercharger you do not have tubo-lag because it's direct driven by a belt and a turbo needs to spool up before it can give you some extra power.
A supercharged engine is one that has a high output screw type air compressor forcing air into the intake for improved performance.
the GTP model has the supercharged engine in it
i dont really understand your question, but if your asking if you can put a supercharged engine into a non supercharged frame then yes. but you will have to take out the axle. that can be annoying. email me if you have more questions steinbacher682@hotmail.com
yes
a 2.3 liter 2300cc gasoline powered engine, after 1999 the 230 is called a 230 kompressor when supercharged. Kompressor is German for Supercharged so all Kompressor models are supercharged.
Yes, it requires transmission, engine wiring harness and computer from donor car.
Well if it's supercharged, its the 2.3L. If it's the non-supercharged, then its the 2.5L.
No. The 272 & 292 V8 installed in the 1957 Ranchero were not supercharged.
if a Benz has a kompressor decal it means the engine is supercharged
a supercharged muscle car engine
16.4 V12 supercharged engine
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