matt dunn wrote:30PSI at 1200 rpm, had to vent the air off back to 20 psi,
made for massive wheelspin, and felt so much faster,
but severe lack of top end power as the SC could just not pass enough air for much more than what was probably around 3-400hp.
Took the SC back off and ran Turbo only again,
made the car much quicker on the circuit, but the Twincharge would be awesome for a road car.
IMHO the turbo would/could have been the reason it fell over top end, I believe people think about this setup wrong. When you put the turbo on, you are turboing the supercharger - not the engine. The supercharger represents the engine X whatever ratio the supercharger is forcing air at.
For example, if I were doing this kind of thing on a 1GGTE, I'd probably try and run the supercharger at around 1.5 (around 7psi if it were just the supercharger) and then treat the turbo choice as though it were going on a 3litre.... given you are feeding a positive displacement supercharger which is mashing another half atmosphere into a 2litre engine, if that makes sense?
Imagine putting a T3 (big or not) onto a 2JZGTE and running any boost through it, it would fall over up high too. On a 1GGTE with a SC14 pushing 8-9psi I would aim for something like a GT3582R pushing say 9psi into the supercharger. The compound effect if my Fridayitis maths are right would result in 20psi at the plenum, and a 2litre 6 making 500+hp with bugger all lag.