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08-09-2002, 03:26 AM
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LOL. Right on, Z-man.
Okay, now that he and I have made it complicated, I will once again make it as simple as pie. There is only one effect that blowers and turbos have on an engine, and one effect only. They increase the engines displacement. Period. They don't turn the mix into some super stratospheric explosive mixture, they simply increase the displacement. A blown 302, at sea level, at 14.7 pounds of boost, produces EXACTLY the same power as that same engine had it been bored out to a 604. No more, no less. Take care, ~Chris
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