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Forced induction

Post by GeorgeHurst »

Hi there,

I was wondering if it would be possible to turbo charge or super charge a lightly tuned (940 head, HIF38 etc) 1098. It's not something I'm seriously thinking about as it would be far to expensive for me right now, but just a matter of interest really.

I'm reading up on it a bit in Vizzard and know that 1275's can be fitted with forced indcution, but would be interested to hear any thoughts surrounding doing it to a 1098.

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Post by PSL184 »

1098 would be exactly the same process as for a 1275. I'm doing it to a 948 at the mo :-)
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Post by Alec »

Hello George,

as long as you bear in mind the 1098 engine is not the strongest so make sure it is sound in the crank department.

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Post by bmcecosse »

Super would be much better than turbo. But don't expect it to last more than a few minutes! Slight eaggeration there but it is a weak engine better suited to slogging than revving - hence the super will be better.
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Post by GeorgeHurst »

Thanks all for the comments. Supercharger was my preferred option as I like the fact it offers constant performance rather than a sudden surge like a turbo.
With regard to the engine strength, it's probably not going to happen as I have so many other things I need to spend money on on the car, but good to know that it can be done if I want to :)
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Post by bmcecosse »

It 'can' be done - but whether it leaves you with a pleasant relaxed car is another matter! A simple 1275 upgrade with some minor modifiactions to up the power of the 1275 is much more sensible - UNLESS you want a fire breathing monster - in which case - Go for it!
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Post by GeorgeHurst »

well having seen superchargedfool's post about his blown 1275 minor I am quite tempted by a 'fire breathing monster'! I just love the sound of the supercharger!

I think sense will dictate that a simple head swap etc for my 1098 will suffice for the time being and then one day if funds allow I may go a bit further :)
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Post by bmcecosse »

Well - the 1275 is a much stronger engine - so head that way first!
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Post by jonathon »

Jeez, bet that takes 47bhp to just run it :lol: :lol:

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