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there have been a few twin blower set-ups down here and are running the internals. no point having show with out goAlisoBob wrote:Maybe if the blowers had rotors in them....Roostius_Maximus wrote:He must have a piston sponsor! That air'd be almost as hot as the burn as it comes into the cylinder
I've seen one on a merlin 12cylinder tractor puller back in the 80's, only turned it 3400rpm or so and claimed 2000hpAlisoBob wrote:Compound turbos work wellshaggy aus wrote: there have been a few twin blower set-ups down here and are running the internals.
I have never seen a compound blower set up that worked
Why? I know turbo's and blowers have been put together successfully with a blower bypass. Why not just 2 blowers? I can understand why 2 of the same size geared the same is completely redundant, but isn't there a way to size and gear them to make them work together?AlisoBob wrote:Compound turbos work wellshaggy aus wrote: there have been a few twin blower set-ups down here and are running the internals.
I have never seen a compound blower set up that worked
If you ever get a chance to see one of those engines apart you'd be amazed, the merlin is nice but the allison engine is something that is only recently getting matched for quality. The crankshaft is lighter than a chevy 350, the piston and rod is a work of art, similar to the newer SRP or JE pistons, and the shit would run forever. The castings for the heads and blocks in the Allison engine are perfectly smooth and tolerences are exact, the head looks like its ported.AlisoBob wrote:Thats about 60 feet per second piston speed.... not too bad for a brickRoostius_Maximus wrote:only turned it 3400rpm