Superchargers: Everything You Need to Know | How They Work
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- Опубликовано: 8 июл 2024
- Article: dustrunnersauto.com/how-super...
As you might already know, internal combustion engines are massive air pumps. If you can pump more air in and out of the engine, you can effectively make more torque and more power. Getting more air into the engine can be done by improving the air flow of components like the intake manifold or cylinders, or you can simply just force more air into the engine with a compressor.
Depending on your application, each type of supercharger has it’s pros and cons. For the most part, Roots style supercharger aren’t used in modified street cars because of their massive size, weight, and inefficiency. Applications where you’ll typically see a Roots style supercharger are on drag cars.
Centrifugal superchargers are very popular for street applications and have the ability to easily make a massive amount of power, but for those who want tons of low-end power, a twin-screw is probably a better option.
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Thanks
i just love the whine, the louder the better
Instablaster...
Excellent
Awesome explanation. Exactly what I was looking for. 👋
Centri all day
Hey thanks alot!
Wow! Best explanation to date. Thanks a lot! NOW TO MAKE A CHOICE... not going to be easy.
Great video 👍🏼 I love Superchargers because of there instant power response.
Thanks, excellent explanation.
Thank for the info
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Dope video really looking into this topic and it answers like half if not more than all of my questions
Hello thanks for the channel.
OK any thing bolted to a motor will get hot a roots super charger are usually up out of the hood getting cold air
Can you talk about the 4g63 vs 4b11t engine thanks
Why do you say thanks he did not even agree yet
sir u deserve more subs !!!!
It will happen with time.
@@Dustrunnersauto true sir!!! salute !!
So which one should I put on my 2018 Civic it's 2.0
Sir, can help me by making video on problem solution for supercharger
***Random question***
On a turbocharged car could you also add a small centrifugal supercharger with the compressed air outlet going to the exhaust manifold just before the flange to mount the turbo? The purpose being to spool the turbo faster, guess it would also drop the temp in the exhaust side of the turbo. You also wouldn't get the interference of separate intake charges like in a twin-charged setup.
What happens if you put an FMIC in between a positive displacement S/C and the engine? Mike Lake did it on his Supercharging a 4-cylinder M40B18 E36 video.
Price comparisons would have been nice....... good video 🙂
The prices can range really differently you should check that out for yourself
Next you will want him to install it for you!😂
@@michaelbieber4502 that true xD
Thanks god you didn’t call it a procharger. I hate explaining to people why procharger is not a kind of induction, it’s just a company that makes centrifugal superchargers
Do I need to change my engine piston to supercharger my honda h23 engine
Thumbs up my friend,,,What type supercharger is it on a mercedes SLK230 kompressor?
i wonder if there will ever be a free spinning pulley on a procharger with a one way clutch. THe reason ive asked this is if a procharger is still limited by engine rpm and belt speed what if it used the belt to get spinning fast and then as more air came through the turbine could spin faster if theoreticlly the belt no longer held the turbine at a certain speed. if it slowed down the one way clutch would stop it from free spinning the wrong way on throttle cut and still spin at belt speed again.
How about both a turbo and a twin-screw supercharger at the same time? Are two intercoolers needed?
if you think to mount both a turbo and a twin screw what you really need is good advice
@@Fedethedangerous95 Doesn't Volvo do it?
@@badass6300 I'm sorry man, I must apologize, I misread and thought about turbo + centrifugal (both being generally more usable for high end torque with no low end), I'm not sure about volvo but a setup like that absolutely makes sense... not sure about the cooling but imho a single common cooling system would make the most sense
@@Fedethedangerous95
but you replied with twin-screw... nvm...
I agree, unless you are pushing them very hard, which is impractical.
@@badass6300 Yeah I know I had what is called a brainfart
What about twin screw when in high rpms, I know that it makes a lot of low end power/torque but what about high end
more boost less heat all fast drag cars run them more efficient
@@r0bkills actually alot of guys are switching to giant prochargers.
Are there any twin screw superchargers for an old school chevy BBC?? I can only find roots chargers...
Whipple is twin-screw
Supercharged fixed in straight line engine
Best Supercharger for my uk 99' Standard B16A2 CIVIC VTEC please anyone??
What do you think of Rotrex Super Chargers? I know they are not a commonly used type of variant Centrifugal S/C. I have noticed that they normally put more power down to the wheels than your regular Vortec Centrifugal S/C. Do you have any knowledge of Rotrex S/C's?
So a twin-screw supercharger will help by G35 at low rpms and u thinks it will fit on it?
Centrifugal superchargers also can suffer from lag similar to turbo lag but not as bad. Where a roots or twin screw supercharger produces the same boost from idle to redline a centrifugal supercharger produces considerably less boost at low RPM’s and builds boost as the RPM increases peaking at redline. When intercooling a twin screw like a Whipple for example, usually uses a Air to Water intercooler that is directly between the supercharger and intake manifold or integrated somehow into the intake manifold and the pressurized air only has to flow a couple of inches from the supercharger into the cylinder creating a quicker response. A centrifugal supercharger like a Procharger generally uses an Air to Air intercooler which creates considerably more air volume in the system that has to be forced from the supercharger down to the intercooler usually mounted in front of the radiator and then back up and into the intake manifold. That added air volume and the distance it has to travel before getting into the cylinder creates lag and a slower response than a twin screw provides. Personally I’d choose a twin screw over a centrifugal supercharger because the twin screw produces the same boost from idle to redline and a centrifugal doesn’t. That means if two guys driving the same cars with everything the same except one was running a twin screw and the other a centrifugal and they both are cruising side by side doing 30 mph and hit the gas, the guy with the twin screw is going to leave the guy with the centrifugal in the dust because the twin screw is producing max boost at every speed while the centrifugal is making way less and doesn’t hit max boost until he redlines. They can produce the same max boost but the twin screw makes it all the time and not just at redline which is the best thing in my opinion.
Ok boomer
2021 hard to argue with the results of a procharger now
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I have a 2.2 5 cylinder 1989 VW Passat I want a supercharger cant help me get the best for the car and wallet.
It's interesting how a lot of important people in the auto industry are linked.
Could I help me understand something these companies selling these superchargers keep claiming. They Claim in these RUclips videos that it won’t void your Warranty however when I called my jeep dealership service department they made it clear my engine warranty will be void. So what’s the point unless you have endless amounts of money to buy new engines each time you intend to supercharger your rig.
lol sen-treh-fugal
Hence the installation of aftermarket superchargers is easy, can I add a supercharger to already turbocharged cars, in a way to marriage both of them in order to prevent lagging and to gain better performance, in another meaning the best of both in one(We usually hear about 2 in 1 or whatever in one in most good products out there in the market, but can this type of marriage work on cars)... Has anybody thought about this before?!.
Oops … I don’t like the thumbs up🤬😷🤧🤢🤮😤🤐
Would you mind talking about how kenne bell false advertises how their superchargers operate? They say the rotors spin in the opposite direction a roots spins and it compressed air in between the rotors and this makes it twice as efficient as any roots... From my understanding even modern roots... It's on their website and I think people looking to buy a product should def know how it works... Edit: or just don't even mention kenne bells mistake, just mention how a twin screw works in more depth maybe? Then mention kenne bell and Whipple? It just sucks how I was lied to... And I believed it
This is almost exactly copied from donuts supercharger video
This is copyright.
this is verbatim doughnut
SLOW DOWN WHAT'S THE RUSH WITH THE NARRATION