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> Electric Turbo?
914sgofast2
post Dec 5 2019, 03:02 PM
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This seems like the answer to the dreams of all 1.7L owners: an electric turbo. Check out this clip:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7a_J2X88fSE


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7a_J2X88fSE


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post Dec 6 2019, 05:30 PM
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(IMG:style_emoticons/default/agree.gif) Easy Run E85.

EG33 is 10.0:1 and will handle about 7 psi in stock form with E85, all day long not an issue.

On the 1.7 & E-85, and a bit of charge cooling, water or methane would help keep the unit from being a grenade and I would run it and see what happens, when you need more, just add it.

Also if you wanted to run this, then just add a bypass around the turbo, when you don't want to add extra grunt from the electric snail.

BTW @THELOGO technically a Turbo is a supercharger. Turbocharge just defines a subset of superchargers that are driven by exhaust gases, or other means beyond being mechanical.

In street vernacular a Supercharger is limited to anything that has a mechanical drive, and Turbo Chargers are exhaust driven. That is an electric Supercharger, and is similar in design to a Paxton, or other centrifugal supercharger.

In the true definition they are both part to the Supercharger family. Much like a beagle and a Great Dane are the same family, just developed into two completely different canines.
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