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EvoII_Racer 03-31-2003 02:51 PM

Compression ratio of an engine (Turbo)
 
I know that the lower compression ratio you have, the better it is to install a turbocharger... However, what is the problem if my engine has a high compression ratio?

My Evo II engine has a compression ratio of 10.5:1. What is the problem if I add a turbo to my engine? Will it be less reliable? :confused:

Thanks in advance for your response...


P.S: I know a guy who has installed a Mosselman turbo on a EVOII, so I know it will work, but I am concerned about what problem a high compression ratio engine has when teamed with a turbo...

Benzmac 03-31-2003 08:22 PM

With high compression, an intercooler is a must And you will be limited to the lower end of the boost scale. You will probably have to stay around 5-7psi.

EvoII_Racer 04-01-2003 02:00 PM

Thanks Benzmac:)

I have one more question: how much power do you think I can get out of my engine assuming I currently have 235hp? :confused:

190evol1 04-01-2003 08:57 PM

guestimate? with 5-7 psi boost, expect to be around 260-290. imho.

EvoII_Racer 04-01-2003 10:19 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by 190evol1
guestimate? with 5-7 psi boost, expect to be around 260-290. imho.
Never mind, I just red an email I got from the guy who install the Mosselman turbo on the EVOII in France: he got around 295/ 300hp :)


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