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Turbocharging carbureted petrol 2 stroke engines
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[QUOTE="Luth, post: 6390748"] Yes it's what I mean. The mistery is that thing seems work! But if we look the 2 stroke working process seems impossible. The return wave in the exhaust can put back the fresh charge expelled from the cylinder but if this fresh charge is boosted also how can it work? The gif picture is exactly the same engine principle of what I said. You can see carb Reeds and the ports open at the same time. Imagine to put a turbo at the outlet of the pipe. Anyone can explain how a turbo can work on this? [ATTACH type="full"]269184[/ATTACH] [/QUOTE]
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