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POWER CURVES: N/A vs. S/C & Turbo

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streetstang03

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Alright, lets get a good thread discussing the power curves of each. Which is better for daily, race, and weekend warrior cars? Feel free to get into cent. vs. roots vs. twin screw blowers as well. Post dyno graphs and good, credible sources/articles.
 
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Here we go again!!!!

The power curve of the twin screw will resembele the stock torque (straight and flat) curve were as the centri will gain more torque as the rpms climb. I am not going to comment on the other question, there will be flaming everywhere, good luck w/ that.
 

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twin screws are great for the street. N/a cars produce a lot of power in the upper RPMS and depending on the cams produce nice midrange(me)

TURBO's OWN ALL. Twins particularly
 

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Are you talking strictly 4.6s, or any motor? This is way too general. I'd take a n/a 427 over a turboed 4 cylinder.
 

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lets stick with our motors or V8's. im just trying to make an informative thread in tech that will benefit all
 

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oh, and lets assume same HP for each motor as well.
 

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well if all the motors had the same hp...i would defenitly be more into the NA
 

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Get the december & january issues of MM&FF. They compare eaton roots vs Kennebell twin screw vs Vortech centri vs bi-turbo on a 03 cobra engine.
With charts of boost vs rpm, rwHP and rwTQ vs rpm for each.
The best and most instructive test I've ever seen.
 

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By the way, it's on a 03 cobra engine, but the same results at different level applies for other blocks.
 
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