BobFuck wrote:Alain G wrote:BobFuck wrote:If we put a turbo to recover the energy of the exhaust, it's the opposite ...
And explain me well why you the ultimate being?
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Well, with the turbo you earn more than you lose.
With "normal" use, that is to say with chronic underuse of engine power, this is debatable. At low speed, the turbo is not very efficient but to be able to accept more power without rattling these engines are less compressed and therefore the output is lower ...
Still, the subject is relevant (for example, tacking the chicanes of the pot on a motorcycle increases the power).
This is not true in all cases, depends on the "degree of release", how it was done etc .... Often the carburetion is out of order and you can lose more than win (reliability, consumption).
On some cyclo, when we did not change the good chicanes ... we only won noise and lost 2 or 3 km / h .... Many young people would do better to measure the performance of their machine with a chronometer rather than with their ears ... or rather with the ears of others