I've been getting dizzy reading all the threads and seeing pics of all the carbed turbo setups and noticed that none had any porting of either a methanol or NOS or other down into the manifold..
I'm not that adept with computers to cut, splice/paste and all that to show what I'm talking about.
SO, right where the compressed air leaves the turbo, it gives a perfect spot to plumb in a 'up-side-down' Y into the bottom of that flange so one would have a shot going to either side/bank in the plenum.. (whew.. That even sounds cornfusing to me)
I was slumming on Eaby and picked up a book "How to turbo/supercharge ANY engine" and got tons of info that has been around for decades on compressing the intake charge. Some of the parts would make you think that they are 'crude' by todays standards but hey, they were making big HP #'s back in the 50/60's!!
One neat process is to port Carbon Dioxide toward the exducer since it expands 70+ times as soon as it hits atmosphere. Supposedly it was used by some racer that claimed it was part of his fire-safety extinguisher sys, thereby getting past the 'tech' inspection. (If I remember right, it was a V6 too!)
There was NO turbo lag since the co2 would come on at WOT and it only needed a short burst for spool, and no one could beat his 60ft times off the line.
SO, it seems that the little 'elbow' that turns down into the intake would be a perfect place with plenty of room. for either a meth setup to cool the charge or another fuel source to richen it.
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I'm not that adept with computers to cut, splice/paste and all that to show what I'm talking about.
SO, right where the compressed air leaves the turbo, it gives a perfect spot to plumb in a 'up-side-down' Y into the bottom of that flange so one would have a shot going to either side/bank in the plenum.. (whew.. That even sounds cornfusing to me)
I was slumming on Eaby and picked up a book "How to turbo/supercharge ANY engine" and got tons of info that has been around for decades on compressing the intake charge. Some of the parts would make you think that they are 'crude' by todays standards but hey, they were making big HP #'s back in the 50/60's!!
One neat process is to port Carbon Dioxide toward the exducer since it expands 70+ times as soon as it hits atmosphere. Supposedly it was used by some racer that claimed it was part of his fire-safety extinguisher sys, thereby getting past the 'tech' inspection. (If I remember right, it was a V6 too!)
There was NO turbo lag since the co2 would come on at WOT and it only needed a short burst for spool, and no one could beat his 60ft times off the line.
SO, it seems that the little 'elbow' that turns down into the intake would be a perfect place with plenty of room. for either a meth setup to cool the charge or another fuel source to richen it.
E