Turbo and Superchargers

Vortech and Procharger make a kit for SS models v8.

It does not have a reset switch.

Oh, dude, Turbo in a stabilizer is like when you want to boost your stabilizer's performance to the max. It's basically a setting that makes your stabilizer work faster or more efficiently, like giving it a shot of espresso. So, yeah, it's like putting your stabilizer into overdrive for those extra shaky moments.

The Edelbrock E-Force supercharger does require forged internals if you want your engine to last for a long time.

Intake or exhaust? The real question is, why would you? If you had a large enough wastegate and set to stay open. What are you trying to do? Need more info.

The term BOV means Board of Visitors in some instances, each operating in different places. The BOV in NC, primarily operates in NC State, as an advisor to the chancellor.

A turbocharged engine is an engine that contains a forced induction device that allows more power to be produced relative to the engine's size and normal output power maximum. They are commonly used on trucks and construction crane equipment that must move or lift heavy loads of materials and cargo. Heavy loads require more power to maneuver so turbochargers are useful. For automotive fuel cells, turbochargers are also quite useful.

There is currently no commercially available turbocharger small enough to provide a flexible match to a 100CC engine. If this is a 2-stroke engine you are slightly more likely to find a turbocharger that can give you a a small benefit at the upper rpm range, nevertheless, it will not be a flexible power-adder. Instead, try to contact a manufacturer of nitrous-oxide kits and find out if they can provide a custom nozzled kit suitable for your power needs.

Yes, this is possible. However, it involves a significant amount of components and systems not currently in the non-turbo car and it is generally easier, less expensive and more reliable to purchase the turbo car (if one is available).

Yes, it is called twin charging. I believe it is possible due to the fact a turbo runs off the exhaust while a supercharger is belt driven.

pump haS BAD BEARING OR VANE old chevy and ford pumps whine when you constantly run low on fuel when fuel is low there is nothing to keep fuel pump in tank cool so it fails faster when your fuel pump is not submerged in tank half tank or more will increase pump life also a clogged fuel filter will strain pump and cause failure

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Its a tappet adjustment that to be done for diesel engines to overcome the noisy sound from the engine which get loose by continueously uses of the vehicle .

Several supercharger kit manufacturers have their own websites and sell the kits through those sites. So if you know which company's kit you want, you can go directly to their site. You can also find some kits at large online marketplaces like amazon and ebay.

It is a Hitachi/Nissan turbocharger

Because of the advancements in turbo technology, A turbo system is what I would recommend. It is more flexible, easier to upgrade later and more efficient than a supercharger. Depending on how big you go, it could give you better low/mid range torque for a wider powerband.

Alright here we go ...

1. increase turbo size.

2. install Bi-turbo system.

3. Install new intake and intercooler.

4. install new exhaust which has less restrictive airflow.

5. get it chipped.

6. have it stripped and cleaned (reworked)

7. replace cams and headers

8. replace spark plugs

On a stock ls1 most kits limited to 10psi make around 400-500rwhp, 500-600hp at the engine.

Visually check for shaft play, most manufacturer's sites have a spec. to check against. other than that... Check for damaged blades from debris. If all ok, the problem is elsewhere... exhaust leak, faulty wastegate, wrong turbine a/r, etc.

On a centrifugal supercharger(Paxton, vortech, procharger-yes. On a whipple /eaton- no because they are located between the throttle body and engine, BOV only work when the throttle body is between the supercharger and engine.

Yes, the material, thickness and possibly style of piston ring(top ring) can be different.

Signs of turbo going out are engine power is down or engine smokin oil leaking from turbo turbine shaft seal into combustion

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