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Re: old tractors and turbo/superchargers
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Posted by Randy in NE on January 25, 2004 at 13:55:21 from (68.13.173.75):
In Reply to: old tractors and turbo/superchargers posted by powerhungry on January 25, 2004 at 10:54:35:
There are a few people out there that have done something similar to this. The thing you are going to run into is you will have to re-do the entire air intake system. These are draft type of carbs where the air being sucked into the engine sucks the gas along with it. Most of the cars and such with turbos are fuel injected or the entire air intake system was designed for the turbo. I can't imagine a Super C exhausting enough air to spin a turbo very fast. You would have to have a pretty small turbo to get the exhaust moving fast enough. Just my $0.02 worth.
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