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Is a Turbo better Than a Supercharger for a standard FG XR6? 

 

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 Post subject: Is a Turbo better Than a Supercharger for a standard FG XR6?
Posted: Fri Jan 21, 2011 11:20 pm 
Oompa Loompa
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just wondering which is better and why, i know the difference, but dont understand why one is better.
see im under the impression supercharging is better for 8's while turbo is more for 6's
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 Post subject: Re: Is a Turbo better Than a Supercharger for a standard FG XR6?
Posted: Sat Jan 22, 2011 12:53 am 
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Either one could be better or worse depending upon your application, what turbo/supercharger you use etc etc.

The I6 work well with turbo's as you generally don't suffer many lag problems and is pretty straight forward to fit. Positive displacement chargers are a lot harder to fit to i6's and a lot easier to fit in v8's which is why they are commonly used in 8's (as oppose to twin turbos taking up space or single turbo with a huge manifold).

As it is an fg and pretty new, why not upgrade to an xr6t? You will probably spend as much turboing your car, plus your resale will be a lot better with an xr6t. If not your next cheapest/best option would be to get an xr6t engine out of a wreck. If you intend to go aftermarket you will get a*** raped for $$$ by the time you pay engineering which you would want to do considering the cost of the car (insurance in case of accident).

 

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