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how to turbo a carburetor engine
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Turbocharging a carburetor engine involves adding a turbocharger to increase power by forcing extra air into the combustion chamber, enhancing fuel-air mixture and combustion efficiency. Unlike fuel-injected engines that easily adapt to changes in air density, carbureted systems require careful setup to handle the boosted air pressure. Key steps include selecting a suitable turbocharger, ensuring your engine's internals can withstand increased pressure, and modifying the fuel delivery system. For carbureted engines, you typically use a blow-through carburetor setup, where the carburetor is positioned after the turbo in the airflow path and specially modified to handle the pressurized air, or a draw-through setup where the carburetor precedes the turbo, drawing air and fuel mixture through the turbo. It's critical to also install an intercooler to cool down the air, preventing engine knock. Additionally, consider upgrading the exhaust system to reduce backpressure and further enhance the turbo’s efficiency. Professional advice is crucial to tailor the turbo system to your specific engine characteristics, ensuring optimal performance and avoiding damage.
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