spooldup
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Check it out....supercharged :roll:
http://www.cars.com/search/used/cc/...il.jhtml?paId=14840042&aff=national&src=&cid=
http://www.cars.com/search/used/cc/...il.jhtml?paId=14840042&aff=national&src=&cid=
What's with people lately not knowing what they have?
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vortecfiero
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i think
in the old days the engineers called anything forcefed "supercharged"
then distinguish between Turbo or Positive Displacement, Roots, Axel, Centrifugal and Vein etc
while the current term nowadays for non turbo but forcefed is Supercharged
that person prob works in the used car lot of a dodge dealership, wears a white belt and white shoes, and stands in the window with his hands in his pockets and never heard of the word research
in the old days the engineers called anything forcefed "supercharged"
then distinguish between Turbo or Positive Displacement, Roots, Axel, Centrifugal and Vein etc
while the current term nowadays for non turbo but forcefed is Supercharged
that person prob works in the used car lot of a dodge dealership, wears a white belt and white shoes, and stands in the window with his hands in his pockets and never heard of the word research
vortecfiero said:i think
in the old days the engineers called anything forcefed "supercharged"
then distinguish between Turbo or Positive Displacement, Roots, Axel, Centrifugal and Vein etc
What "old days" ? I've been around for 55 years, I don't remember that sort of mis-understanding. Oh..... I 'm sorry, you are right, them there Dodge boys with the white hats on, they might have not known any better.
vortecfiero
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found one of them...........
In the earlier published version of HP books "TURBOCHARGERS"
by Hugh MacInnes
In the earlier published version of HP books "TURBOCHARGERS"
by Hugh MacInnes