Thougth about it, got it (I think)
Supercharger will supply constant boost no matter what the engine revs, blow off valve will vent under closed throttle
Wont that make the transition back to open throttle rather abrupt as you will have full boost as soon as the throttle is even slightly open or would the blow off valve regulate that?
I just wonder whether it might be a bit on/off with not much in between?
I am very surprised to hear you say this.
From full revs and full throttle, when the throttle butterfly closes manifold pressure will drop and the (centrifugal) compressor moves from the choke region of its map to the surge region, along with the accompanying outlet flow reversal, and its' outlet pressure will tend to drop somewhat while the compressor rpm will increase - assuming a constant power input to the compressor.
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It doesn't have a throttle butterfly Steve.
It has a slide.
How does the slide come down when you have so much boost?
Is it going to be injected?
Perhaps a dash pot carb?
I have seen a supercharged bike "not slowdown" before.
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i have been looking into this turbo/ supercharged idea. from what i have read unless you run piss all boost theres a whole ton. of issues that arise with carbs . So i have been looking into an injected turbo set up, problem i am having is finding an engine/ecu combo that is cheap. i was thinking a new CBR125 would be the best base. Comes with fuel injection and is just begging for someone to remap/reflash or piggy back the ecu. . run a small turbo (charade, uno ) etc i could go on .
Then why just do one. Twin Charge ftw !!!!
I think you might be right.
The only thing returning that slide is the little spring on top of it. Enough boost will hold the slide up.
Just use a big Mikuni CV carb for that. Pipe the boost to above the diaphragm to equalise it, and use a pitot tube to the bowl for enrichening on-boost.
Steve
"I am a licenced motorcycle instructor, I agree with dangerousbastard, no point in repeating what he said."
"read what Steve says. He's right."
"What Steve said pretty much summed it up."
"I did axactly as you said and it worked...!!"
"Wow, Great advise there DB."
WTB: Hyosung bikes or going or not.
That's the way I was thinking, Woodyracer has a FI CBR.
If Bucketracer was serious about the concept, I wonder if it possible to fit such a system (clearly from a wrecked CBR) onto an XL100 (or some such), I'm not so sure on the external power source, there are plenty of bikes with accessory/homemade super chargers.
Doesn't speedpro have something like a GSXR1100 that is supercharged?
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