I am looking for a very small and light turbo for a two stroke 300cc and 600cc rotary project.
I need it to be light, I know a supercharger would take power from the engine butI also know that most turbos are heavy or very expensive.
I can make my own supercharger from aluminum, but I am worried about the powerit will take from the engine to compress enough air for the boost.
Seems that weight of the turbo and complexity of waste gate and all are one evil,yet no hp taken from the engine for operation is a plus.

and that the hp required to run the supercharger is a evil,but very simple ratio drive belt and  no waste gate assy is a plus.

Which one? advice and recommendations?
David Jr.


You got me there. I recommend


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The /Turbochargers/ how-to guide is the most comprehensive turbocharger book available, and you will also find information related to turbo suppliers and kit-maker addresses.

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Paul Lamar

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