compression vs boost
#31
If you want we should take the half hour or so cruise down to wareham and go check out factory five, Dave and Mark are really chill guys and still get giddy over nice Mustangs. I'm sure they'll take done pictures of our cars and our them up
#33
Maybe 2 his or so...
If you want we should take the half hour or so cruise down to wareham and go check out factory five, Dave and Mark are really chill guys and still get giddy over nice Mustangs. I'm sure they'll take done pictures of our cars and our them up
If you want we should take the half hour or so cruise down to wareham and go check out factory five, Dave and Mark are really chill guys and still get giddy over nice Mustangs. I'm sure they'll take done pictures of our cars and our them up
#35
OP you are looking to go turbo correct? If so CR is less of a factor on turbo and centri blower as they don't start making higher boost levels until further in the RPM range. A roots blower can become a detonation problem when it is making significant boost at lower rpms. Basicly if you are making decent boost levels when the motor would normally be "bogged down, or lugging" at low rpm that is where prbolems begin.
The same applies for nitrous which is why most people recommend a window switch set to 3,000-3,500 rpm, any lower and the engine is really loaded down and things go boom.
However if you are planning on making 20+ lbs then you need to lower the compression as the boost curve is much more aggressive to get to 20 lbs at the top of the rpm range.
The same applies for nitrous which is why most people recommend a window switch set to 3,000-3,500 rpm, any lower and the engine is really loaded down and things go boom.
However if you are planning on making 20+ lbs then you need to lower the compression as the boost curve is much more aggressive to get to 20 lbs at the top of the rpm range.
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