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nice, what car?
![]() 03/05/2015 at 19:03 |
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The forgotten '90s era Aston Martin V8 Vantage approves.
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I'm admittedly not the smartest person mechanically, and my tiny brain can't seem to wrap itself around the fact that it even works
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V engine = potentially separate banks of intake = potential for dual superchargers. Or turbochargers. Or ramchargers.
No, actually not that last one. The other two are good though. Yeah.
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So that would imply that the only TT setup functional on a I engine (I6 especially) would be a sequential arrangement?
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Nah, not really. It was only an example. There's a ton of valid FI setups out there, the dual intake V bank is just one of 'em.
![]() 03/05/2015 at 20:44 |
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I always loved the engine compartment! The car didn't age gracefully but that engine completely makes up for any styling shortcomings.
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I can't get enough of this car and it's supercharger setup. It's such a monument to excess.
![]() 03/05/2015 at 21:26 |
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BMW's 3.0 I6 was parallel/twin turbo in the N54 before they went to single turbo in the N55. Just means you split the single header into two I3s.
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If that's tricky, then brace yourself for this:
8 superchargers.