Bridgeport Turbo?
08-09-01, 06:33 AM
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Bridgeport Turbo?
Will a Bridgeport turbo work?
Has any one try it before.
Because the Bridgeport will let exhaust gases back throw the intake port
Wouldn’t that made a boost problem?
And you would have a lot more turbo lag. (I think)
So overall you might not gain more power.
Has any one try it before.
Because the Bridgeport will let exhaust gases back throw the intake port
Wouldn’t that made a boost problem?
And you would have a lot more turbo lag. (I think)
So overall you might not gain more power.
08-09-01, 08:05 AM
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apparently it has been done, it was a complete failure
it was practically undriveable as it was so diffucult
but why would you bother? go one or the other thats the best way to do it
it was practically undriveable as it was so diffucult
but why would you bother? go one or the other thats the best way to do it
08-11-01, 03:36 PM
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what are you talking about??? un driveable? i think it would be the setup not the port job...
look at crispeeds new numbers 650rwhp?! he has a combo port motor if you want big numbers big ports and properly sized turbos is how its done...
now when i get the $$ to get a rebuilt motor im going for a bridge port.
look at crispeeds new numbers 650rwhp?! he has a combo port motor if you want big numbers big ports and properly sized turbos is how its done...
now when i get the $$ to get a rebuilt motor im going for a bridge port.
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