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about what rpm do the blades of a turbo/ super spin ? just wondering, also wondering how much force does it take to turn the pulley on say a power dyne charger?
[ July 31, 2003: Message edited by: foshizl ]</p>
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Turbo's can spin anywhere from 200,000 to 300,000 RPM's at full load. Supers dont quite get that fast. It takes somewhere between 5% to 10% of the engine's hp to turn a supercharger, where a turbo is more or less "free". Supers can have a flatter overall torque curve, turbos tend to "spike" a little more, although times are changing..
Brendan
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the blades on a blower are always spinning. a turbo depends on what size housing, a/r, and trim configuration. spinning and spooling are two different things though. i hope i answered the question.
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