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Old 05-03-2007, 02:24 PM
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Supercharged turbo 7.3

Anybody ever thought about tryin to make an old detroit style setup work on a PSD? I think that would be bad **** to have a supercharged turbo diesel. Any thoughts?

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Old 05-03-2007, 07:26 PM
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They used superchargers on Detroit engines because of the intake being at the bottom of the cylinder, forced induction. They even had turbos along with the superchargers.
 

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Old 05-03-2007, 07:31 PM
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Understood, that was just my reference. Do you think it could be done?

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with enough money anything is possible, but impractical, spend the money on better heads, head studs and bigger and/or dual turbos.
 
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Well I dont wanna be mainstream. I wanna be the first to make big power with a Supercharged turbo diesel. Not only would it be one off bu8t it would be bad ***!

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my dad's friend used to have an OLD ford diesel, i have no idea what year and neither does he haha it was one of the first and he supercharged it!! kid had LOTS of money and LOTS of time!!!! my dad said he was runnin low 12's in the 1/4 while my dad's f250 could only pull high 12's low 13's
 
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Hmmm, thanks for the info. I talked to Tj and we decided that a compound turbo setup would be the best way to go. The time and money I would have to spend on a supercharger kit i could have a darn sweet twin turbo kit.

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and a twin turbo kit is proven, supercharger... not really on a diesel lol
 
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good point brother! I still would like to be the first to pioneer into the land of the unknown.......

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