Empowering car owners right across the globe in the fight against weapons of mass prosecution, slippery car sales tactics (new & used), extortionate motoring expences, road rage...

Posts & Solutions

Back to Discussion Summary Page
Discussion Title:  compression ratio and boost

beef_bourito

2005-06-04 15:25:00

compression ratio and boost

I was just thinking, lower compression allows you to run more boost but will that extra boost make up the power lost from lowering the compression? how would you determine total compression? multiply compression ratio by # of atmospheres? (e.g. 9.5 compression * 1.5 bar = 14.25:1 compression) and what would give you more fuel economy, turbo or high compression with the same output? so all things being kept constant (exhaust after turbo, intake other than turbo and ic, internals, tranny and timing) what would give you better performance, the most boost you can run on pump gas or the most compression you can run on pump gas?



Zgringo

2005-06-05 17:06:00

Beef it seems you want to learn. If so read the following and learn the answer's to your questions.

http://kb-silvolite.com/article.php...e3b0040bfe053cc

After you've read this and think you understand, start asking questions.

__________________
Albert
ZForce be with you



ZedEx CrewMember #7
Old Fart Crew Member#1
If it's got tit's or tires, it's gonna give ya problems


Autoinfozone is an established Trade Mark owned by Internet Unlimited LLC
Autoinfozone.com is owned and operated by Internet Unlimited LLC
Copyright 2003 - All Rights Reserved Internet Unlimited LLC

Website: Terms of Use
Stock Trading Site