Acceleraton from blower and carbed motor?
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I am wondering what the differance would be on acceleraton from a carbed N/A motor than from a blower motor. If they both had the same horsepower.I do know the blower gives me great acceleraton. Just looking for the correct differance if there is one.
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The blower motor will always out accelerate a N/A motor because it makes more torque and its power comes on sooner.
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A roots or whipple engine will probably have the best acceleration. They have a very flat torque curve. I'm sure you could build a really mild big cubic inch engine to have a very flat torque curve and not quite as much HP in the higher rpms that would have just as good of torque curve as well.
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I dont know, I know I have been in some natural boats with big cubic inches and big torque producing cams that have thrown me back in the seat! To be fair I have also had some s/c motors do that also!
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