now a days superchargers are replaced by the turbocharger. supercharger is taking drive from engine while turbocharger taking drive from exhaust gases.
A supercharger is used to increase the pressure, density and temperature of air provided to an internal combustion engine. The energy used to power the supercharger is supplied by the following: belt, gear, shaft or chain connected to the crankshaft of the engine.
gm supercharger oil for the supercharger. any oil you prefer for the engine oil.
A supercharger kit is an assembly of engine parts used to increase the performance of your vehicles engine. Most supercharger kits are purchased by people who modify a lot of aspects of their vehicle.
The CI stands for compression-ignition engine also known as a diesel engine. The CI engine is classified as an internal combustion engine.
You can put a supercharger on a stock engine it depends on how much boost you run wether your engine can handle it or not.
A turbocharger is driven by the exhaust from the engine. A supercharger is belt driven off the engine.
Yes. If the engine is built to handle enough boost. Volkswagen makes a production car with a twincharger (supercharger and turbocharger). The supercharger helps cancel out the turbo lag at low rpms
Depending on the supercharger, it will require a special blend of synthetic oil. This synthetic oil normally is located in the supercharger itself. Most superchargers will have a hex nut located on the front of the supercharger. This area is used to drain and fill up the supercharger oil. You cannot use just any synthetic oil, you will have to use "Supercharger Oil"
There is no button for the supercharger. The supercharger is always on because it is being driven by the belts of the engine. When you step on the gas, there is a vacuum line that is hooked up to the supercharger in which will close a little valve causing the boost to be diverted into the engine.
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by using a supercharger u get 30 to 40% more horse power than when compared to an engine with out a supercharger....