Would this be possible?

Dusstbuster

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I'm sure this has probably been posted before, or something similar, but I have yet to find it. Would a setup like this be possible? I'm not talking economical/affordable, but like...if you had the room on your car and the $100,000 burning a hole in your pocket that you just HAD to burn somehow, would a setup like this work?? (yes i'm very bored at work right now)

 

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speedfreak98r

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AAAAAHhhahahhahahhhh.. ...Sorry..I just love the drawing..Yes, I belive it would..I think VW makes a turbo/supercharged car.

 

Dusstbuster

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fear my photoshop skillz

 

CobraRed_96_GT

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So the turbos are driving the air though the intercooler which cools the supercharger? Hmm talk about boost lag that's some serious backpressure. I've seen staggered inboard 496 motors on a 42 foot boat with a simalr design. Works better with direct drive tho cuz no shifting and crazy boost lag on top of breaking your neck when it kicks back on.

 

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speedfreak98r said:

AAAAAHhhahahhahahhhh.. ...Sorry..I just love the drawing..Yes, I belive it would..I think VW makes a turbo/supercharged car.

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Yep...they're planning on bringing it over here next year (as if they don't already have enough problems ).

 

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it is possible but the KB would only have to be used in the low rpms until the turbos begin to make boost. The pulley would have be a clutch type pulley kinda like teh A/C but it would be ran by the ECU and be engaged and disengaged electronicly

 

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Only if it says Type R on the KB. Make sure you get stainless steel belts otherwise they'll snap from all that mad boost.

 

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overkill

 

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Turbo supercharged has been done successfully in few cars. Most common(if you can call it that) is 1st gen MR2.
Get 4A-GZE, get vintage HKS turbo manihold from late 80's, strap turbo(most use turbo off of DSM. perfect size, and its cheap), upgrade fuel system.

Guess way it works is that it works like sequensial twin turbo. At low RPM, Twinrotor type OEM blower pushes air, then after 4000+RPM, turbo kicks in.

But thats because they have sucha small engine, when you have big enough engine, who cares? just built up ur engine, crank up the PSI. much cheaper, less complicated, and makes more power...