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TURBO VS BLOWER

Tech Talk for Suzuki owners.

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Post by cj »

How about a blower for a 16v Vit? :)
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Post by Pinball »

I'll back CJ...
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gimme super over turbo, hate that kick on rocks...
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Post by greg »

Just wondering - wouldn't a turbo / supercharger kit on a 1300 and 1600 be pretty similar?

I seem to recall that the air inlets are pretty much compatable, and a set of exhaust extractors will fit either engine so doesn't that make them pretty similar?
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Post by Guy »

greg wrote:Just wondering - wouldn't a turbo / supercharger kit on a 1300 and 1600 be pretty similar?

I seem to recall that the air inlets are pretty much compatable, and a set of exhaust extractors will fit either engine so doesn't that make them pretty similar?


Similar ... I have a 1300 head on my 1600 block ...
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Post by greg »

love_mud wrote:Similar ... I have a 1300 head on my 1600 block ...


That sounds almost similar to confirmation there yug :? ;)
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Post by Guy »

But there are some subtle differences, none I can think of should make a lick of difference though ...
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Post by OVERKILL ENG »

The blower is on have to muck around with pulley sizes we ended up with 7psi at idle :shock:

Hopefully will have is sorted for the Easter challenge.
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Post by redzook »

OVERKILL ENGINEERING wrote:The blower is on have to muck around with pulley sizes we ended up with 7psi at idle :shock:

Hopefully will have is sorted for the Easter challenge.
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wtf is this easter challange?
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Post by CHOPZUKI »

redzook wrote:
OVERKILL ENGINEERING wrote:The blower is on have to muck around with pulley sizes we ended up with 7psi at idle :shock:

Hopefully will have is sorted for the Easter challenge.
SAM


wtf is this easter challange?



yaeh what he said :?
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Post by Beastmavster »

kiwilux wrote:We run a Supercharged Rover V8 (3.5L) over the ditch (NZ),

Simple, Reliable, cheap, and HEAPS of power from down low

Supercharger: Toyota 4AGZE, a dime a dozen (cheap), overdriven to hell (1.5) (bigger cubic inches of the rover, 3.5L compared to 1.6L MR2)
Fuel: Dedicated LPG, second hand mixer equipment (cheap)
Throttle body: Japanese, Nissan, almost free from most wrekers (cheap)
Some bracketry required depending on mounting and pulleys
Some home made plumbing and your up and running.

The benefits of running LPG thru the blower (which gets hot from compressing the O2) is it cools the blower.

Note !! Pays to have a "blowoff"valve (homemade) inline to prevent "bad things" happening in the event of a backfire or overboosting.

Hope this helps...........

Id rather be blown than injected any day !!!
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Isn't there major backdraft issues with LPG going through a turbo or supercharger? If stoichometric ratios are correct LPG can selfignite - not good.....
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Post by OVERKILL ENG »

yld04b wrote:
redzook wrote:
OVERKILL ENGINEERING wrote:The blower is on have to muck around with pulley sizes we ended up with 7psi at idle :shock:

Hopefully will have is sorted for the Easter challenge.
SAM


wtf is this easter challange?



yaeh what he said :?


If you two weren't such tightarses and rang every now and then then you would know. :finger:

Its at the same placeas WOODPECKER and is on this weekend.
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Post by qten »

greg wrote:
Barathrum wrote:
efi and supercharger for less than a vit swap would be a very nice kit, i reckon i'd be keen for a bit of that action


me too :D


I was thinking the same thing... And i guess that the vitara swap is what this product would need to beat - either in power, or in price.



me toooo :D
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Post by johnboy »

Sam,
whats wrong with 7psi at idle should be good for about 15psi when underway. if it detonates put it on gas. A mate of mine plays with old escorts and his latest creation is a 2L running an mr2 blower geared about 3:1. Its so much load it wont idle below 2000rpm. so he just turns it on when he's moving. scared the shit outa me the first time doin about 70kph in third at about 3000rpm he hit the "GO" button and we laid about $150 worth of rubber on the road and ended up going the other way.
The other option would be blown and turboed but i guess then something will go bang down the driveline????
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Post by OVERKILL ENG »

Took it out for a run on Saturday Night with Dave, Tim, and Tom.
The blower was awsum gave me heaps more torque right of idle. could come up to obstacles at a slower speed and know that I could just stab the throttle and it would go. Even in the mud it was heaps better.
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Post by redzook »

OVERKILL ENGINEERING wrote:Took it out for a run on Saturday Night with Dave, Tim, and Tom.
The blower was awsum gave me heaps more torque right of idle. could come up to obstacles at a slower speed and know that I could just stab the throttle and it would go. Even in the mud it was heaps better.
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yeh u left me for dead goin up some of the hills between obsticals!!! and i have lower gearing :shock:

definatly pulls well now :D
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Post by OVERKILL ENG »

yeh u left me for dead goin up some of the hills between obsticals!!! and i have lower gearing :shock:



Even Tom's Rangie couldn't keep up. :D
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Post by redzook »

nice quotes :finger:
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Post by CHOPZUKI »

definetly rips hard off idle, fastest zook ive been in , it
picks up real quick on uphills. for that boost pressure it is very impressive will be gettin one for sure :flasingsmile:
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Post by stumped »

have ya had it dyno'd? be interested in the new specs...

are ya still looking at doing it as a kit? $$?
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Post by nicbeer »

Latest Idea forming.

Using the EFI and turbo from a Mitsu cordia turbo ad adapt it to the zook 1.3 G13b.

Will let you know how it goes. Any info greatly wanted.

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stumped wrote:have ya had it dyno'd? be interested in the new specs...

are ya still looking at doing it as a kit? $$?



Havn't dynoed it yet.
Am looking at doing kits blowers and brakets are easy but the injection kit is the pain at the moment. Unless someone has a contact in japan that can get the TBI units off Vitara's. :lol:
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Post by OVERKILL ENG »

Tried something really stupid last week and was suprised. Wanted to see how much torque it actually had. 1st gear high range rolling at idle started to brake and accelerate at the same time to see what would happen to my suprised the Zook stopped but the rear tyres keep spinning it sat there spinning th33 MTR one only will try again and hit the locker and see if it will do both if so I will make a VID and post it.
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Post by CHOPZUKI »

he he he :D

next thing you know there'll be zooks on the pad at summernats :cool:
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Post by redzook »

OVERKILL ENGINEERING wrote:Tried something really stupid last week and was suprised. Wanted to see how much torque it actually had. 1st gear high range rolling at idle started to brake and accelerate at the same time to see what would happen to my suprised the Zook stopped but the rear tyres keep spinning it sat there spinning th33 MTR one only will try again and hit the locker and see if it will do both if so I will make a VID and post it.
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Post by qten »

any more news? :roll:
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Post by antt »

yes, i want video :armsup:
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Post by nicbeer »

Hey Sam,

Are you using the standard TBI computer? Hows the computer handle the boost input. Any photos of the bracketry, or supercharger id.

Going to check hopefully soon if my orig dizzy will work with the cordia turbo cpu, Let everyone know how it goes, could be a alternative to vitara as they arn't the best to get hold of.

Mate has a supra supercharger running the mitsu efi system onto a toyo 1.6 2L in a diahatsu F20. Damn powerfull boost, not sure how long motor will last yet.

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Post by OVERKILL ENG »

nicbeer wrote:Hey Sam,

Are you using the standard TBI computer? Hows the computer handle the boost input. Any photos of the bracketry, or supercharger id.

Going to check hopefully soon if my orig dizzy will work with the cordia turbo cpu, Let everyone know how it goes, could be a alternative to vitara as they arn't the best to get hold of.

Mate has a supra supercharger running the mitsu efi system onto a toyo 1.6 2L in a diahatsu F20. Damn powerfull boost, not sure how long motor will last yet.

Thanks




Nic




I am using a MICROTECH computer. Compuiter is fixed so I can post Photo's so I will post some up.
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Post by De-lux »

OVERKILL ENGINEERING wrote:
stumped wrote:have ya had it dyno'd? be interested in the new specs...

are ya still looking at doing it as a kit? $$?



Havn't dynoed it yet.
Am looking at doing kits blowers and brakets are easy but the injection kit is the pain at the moment. Unless someone has a contact in japan that can get the TBI units off Vitara's. :lol:
SAM



hey sam, any progress on this yet? :cool: it sounds very interesting :idea:
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Post by OldGold »

I'd be extremely interested in a kit, even if it was just the correct bracket, pulley(s) and belt.

I'm not sure how a Turbo setup would handle going down a soft beach on a 40 degree day. I reckon it'd cook.
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