Bullet (Australia) Supercharger?
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dont forget the loss of efficiency with the roots blower. The centrifugal blowers (IE RMM, vortech, etc.) have a much lower coefficient of parasitic drag on them (meaning it takes less of the engine's crank hp to spin the charger) than a roots type setup. The reason for this is that a centrifugal supercharger only has a turbine wheel, similar to that of a turbo. its a direct 1:1 from the drive belt to spinning the shaft of the blower. With a roots blower, the drive belt runs on a pulley, which spins a shaft, which turns a gear, which in turn spins 2 other gears, which spin two screw shafts. You can see just by the number of stop offs how much different the two systems are.
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a centrifiical is not a 1:1 drive either. There has to be some gear change to get it to spin at those speeds. Maybe I wrong, any pro's?
Twin screw is my choice between Roots, centrifical and twin screw.
Twin screw is my choice between Roots, centrifical and twin screw.
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