Supercharged vs turbocharged

[Webn237]

Hey guys I have a Kubota D600 that I am installing into a project. It could use a little bit more pep. Has anyone used a smog pump on a engine before as a supercharger? Or is turbocharged the better way to go? It would be the AMR300 smog vs the RHB-31 Turbocharger.

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[North Idaho Wolfman]

I personally would do both!
That would kick it, the problem your going to have is getting enough fuel to it!

But if you wanna do just the supercharger I would go with the AMR500, as it's a better match for the cc of the engine.

 

[Webn237]

I personally would do both!

That would kick it, the problem your going to have is getting enough fuel to it!



But if you wanna do just the supercharger I would go with the AMR500, as it's a better match for the cc of the engine.

Im thinking both would blow the motor to pieces lol. I like the idea of the supercharger and the instant power. But the turbo sounds so much better lol

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[greenacresnorth]

the turbo will be more efficient, blower will soak more power then it would make, the turbo with good clean piping will not rob any power, only give. also the turbo will have adjustable boost pressure to keep power in check. I have run a D600 on a grasshopper mower at 3psi with a charge air cooler for about a 1000 hours with no issue. stock fuel system made enough power to spin a 72" deck in very thick horse pastures and keep EGT's in the 1250-1300 range all day long.

 

[Webn237]

the turbo will be more efficient, blower will soak more power then it would make, the turbo with good clean piping will not rob any power, only give. also the turbo will have adjustable boost pressure to keep power in check. I have run a D600 on a grasshopper mower at 3psi with a charge air cooler for about a 1000 hours with no issue. stock fuel system made enough power to spin a 72" deck in very thick horse pastures and keep EGT's in the 1250-1300 range all day long.

Thats what one of my D600s is out of is a grasshopper 718D. Then the newest one I got is out of a Jacobsen reel mower. This is the one going into the new golf cart.

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[Datson280z]

the turbo will be more efficient, blower will soak more power then it would make, the turbo with good clean piping will not rob any power, only give. also the turbo will have adjustable boost pressure to keep power in check. I have run a D600 on a grasshopper mower at 3psi with a charge air cooler for about a 1000 hours with no issue. stock fuel system made enough power to spin a 72" deck in very thick horse pastures and keep EGT's in the 1250-1300 range all day long.

Hi I'd love to know more about this setup please? Thanks mate

 

[mikester]

The flames make it go faster