YOUR RESEARCH996 stock vs 996 Supercharge
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I wonder if the diference in power between a 996 Sc vs 996 Stock is the same as this BMW E46 M3 Supercharge vs E46 M3 Stock on the video It�s amazing how�s the stock M3 is totally smoked by the SC car!!!!! Those who�ve made the SC mod care to comment on this please. Have you ever had the chance to put your 996SC next to a stock 996? Thanks in advance Here�s the comparo http://www.e46psi.com/link/click.php?action=go&to=video
i dont know why people do that to an engine concieved and engieered to be high-revving naturally-aspirated. however, to each his own.
High revving but more importantly, high compression. High compression + boost = boom.
That point is right on target. When automobile manufacturers add a super or turbo charger, they will strengthen the cylinder walls to withstand the increased pressures. Also, Porsches are in perfect balance, i.e., their suspension systems and engine performance are in perfect harmony to produce the best track performance. So if someone is only concerned about 1/4 mile times, a supercharger is a relatively inexpensive way to get faster. But don't expect engine durability even on a Porsche.
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