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how to turbo a carbureted engine
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To turbocharge a carbureted engine, you first need a turbo-specific carburetor or a blow-through setup, as a traditional carburetor cannot handle pressurized air directly. Installing the turbo involves routing the exhaust gases to spin the turbo's turbine, then compressing air into the intake manifold. This requires modifications, including a stronger fuel pump, a fuel pressure regulator to manage the increased fuel demand, and possibly changing the ignition system to prevent detonation. It's also essential to ensure the carburetor is equipped or adapted to handle the increased air density, with adjustments to the jetting to provide the correct air/fuel mixture. Fabrication of custom parts, such as the exhaust manifold and piping, is typically necessary. Professional assistance or extensive DIY knowledge is crucial, as improper installation can lead to engine damage. This modification can significantly boost power but must be approached with careful planning and consideration of the engine's condition and capacity to handle increased stresses.
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