turbo stc?

Dave S writes:

To a purist, turbo-normalization is simply turbocharging the intake
system to no more than sea-level pressure. This offers no benefit on the
ground

Let's meet at Leadville for a discussion about this.

(My STCed turbonormalizers have been a royal pain in my wallet but I
sure wouldn't go without them.)

--kyler

"Kyler Laird" wrote in message
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Dave S writes:

To a purist, turbo-normalization is simply turbocharging the intake
system to no more than sea-level pressure. This offers no benefit on the
ground

Let's meet at Leadville for a discussion about this.

(My STCed turbonormalizers have been a royal pain in my wallet but I
sure wouldn't go without them.)

--kyler

My field elevation is 4700' and D.A. in the summer is over 7000'.
Not quite Leadville, but that's primarily why I'd like a turbo...

Kyler, you got me.. and I must admit I was narrow minded in my thinking.
I live 30 feet MSL. I was thinking in local terms. Denver, Leadville,
Aspen.. all of the above, would benefit from a turbonormalized engine.

Dave

Kyler Laird wrote:

Dave S writes:


To a purist, turbo-normalization is simply turbocharging the intake
system to no more than sea-level pressure. This offers no benefit on the
ground


Let's meet at Leadville for a discussion about this.

(My STCed turbonormalizers have been a royal pain in my wallet but I
sure wouldn't go without them.)

--kyler