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Old 07-06-2011, 08:40 AM
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Default Holy fuc...shi....crap. Stupidity abounds. (omg it's not m.net or CR content)

So I was skimming the local shithole forum and came across this lovely shitbit of a discussion.

http://www.importatlanta.com/forums/...-Using-a-Turbo

How can people be so stupid? I mean for ****'s sake Google is gtrl+t away from answering your ******* questions. The only reason I go to that forum is to pick on the retards since I can't get in trouble for it lol.
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But the Rotrex has a cool brand name.
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Hmm, you have over 6k posts on that forum.
Clearly you're having a better time there then here.. Is it your "hood" and "bag of chips" maybe?



And yes, what a discussion.
Some people should have been choked at birth, you know..
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Sometimes I want to come out with a PowerDyne sucercharger kit for the miata, just to make a crap ton of money.
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Wait, why is this a bad discussion? Because he can't read a compressor map and that his 7"/1" pulley combo rpm isn't half what the lowest rpm line is on the map? Or because he's describing a centrifugal supercharger?

I do know at one time there was a kit out there to make a belt driven super out of a turbo cold side section...kit came with a gear box to get the rpmz up high. Like a crude rotrex.
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the rotrex doesnt have a gearbox. it just has a weird rotary traction drive to spin the compressor.



the procharger has a gear set inside



the powerdyne uses belts inside and needs no oil of anykind.

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Originally Posted by Loki79
Hmm, you have over 6k posts on that forum.
Clearly you're having a better time there then here.. Is it your "hood" and "bag of chips" maybe?



And yes, what a discussion.
Some people should have been choked at birth, you know..
I've also been posting on there since 2002....not really a whole lot of posts considering that. That place wasn't always so bad.

and lmao at the "but the pro charger has a turbo shell".....
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Originally Posted by Braineack
the rotrex doesnt have a gearbox.
You know what I mean good sir.


looks like a planetary to me less teeth on the "gears".

EDIT: And that old 'kit' I was refering to used a planetary gearset as well.
The key to this combination is its patented traction-drive system that connects the unit's beltdriven pulley to a turbocharger housing and impeller through a set of roller bearings that produce an extremely high step-up ratio compared to typical geardriven centrifugal superchargers. Where a typical geardriven blower can spin its impeller up to about 5 times faster than the pulley (a 5.0:1 step-up ratio), Rotrex superchargers are capable of step-up ratios ranging from 7.5:1 to as high as 13.0:1, which puts the supercharger into the range of turbocharger efficiency with impeller speeds in the 90,000-125,000-rpm range compared to a suggested high of about 50,000-60,000 rpm for a geardriven blower.
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I know they are working on a variable "transmission" I'll give you that!
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CVTSC.. now THAT would be peachy ^^
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Originally Posted by Braineack
Sometimes I want to come out with a PowerDyne sucercharger kit for the miata, just to make a crap ton of money.
Put it on the coldside. Add a 5th injector to the setup and call it an "evap-tercooler". Grow a mustache.
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Last part might be difficult for me.
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I once saw Bob Norwood claim in print that he invented the centrifugal supercharger by putting a helicopter transmission or some such on a locomotive or heavy duty marine turbo compressor section. It's been done.


On the other hand, the dude saying that he's going to spin his T25 compressor 35000 rpm with a 1" blower pulley is brutally humerous by itself.
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Originally Posted by revlimiter
Put it on the coldside. Add a 5th injector to the setup and call it an "evap-tercooler". Grow a mustache.
win
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Originally Posted by vehicular
I once saw Bob Norwood claim in print that he invented the centrifugal supercharger by putting a helicopter transmission or some such on a locomotive or heavy duty marine turbo compressor section. It's been done.


On the other hand, the dude saying that he's going to spin his T25 compressor 35000 rpm with a 1" blower pulley is brutally humerous by itself.
with a 7" crank pulley. haha.

put another 4:1 jackshaft in there and you'll be at 140000 impeller rpm at 5000 engine rpm. That sounds good for that compressor map. No need for fancy rotrex gizmos.
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Bump for added funny quotes from stupid person in said thread...


This was directed toward me...

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yep since you chimmed in you couldn't be more right!
Originally Posted by turbob20
im sure thats what they all said to bill gates now we all have nothing better to do than **** with others on the web!lol.
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I just don't get it.

How can a person get a turbo in his hand, and NOT think "YEEEEEEHA! Let's fit a manifold and hook this ************ up!"

"I think I'll try building this stuff into a supercharger, home made, since engineering mounting brackets and gears is easy as hell, and can be done by anyone with a welding machine and a cheese grinder."

This dumbass should have his "right to own a turbo" revoked for life, and be beaten with a garden hose every time he utters "forced induction".
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Oh Jeebus...the fucktard on there replied again. Oh it's great.
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Originally Posted by revlimiter
Put it on the coldside. Add a 5th injector to the setup and call it an "evap-tercooler". Grow a mustache.

This post is just so full of win, my god Made my morning.

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Morning? The sun hasn't even set here. That's what you get for being upside down!


(applying logic normally found on the linked website)
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