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We are starting our car with turbo's, but we are also going to work with Paxton/Vortech for a centri off of a jackshaft. Lofty goals, but we are going to try!
love your turbo setup so far. focus on that!!! nice to hear a more beefy dct might be possible. with the quick 60 ft time, and protecting the tranny, a boost by speed solution might be good here.
The space between the front of the motor and the fire wall is to short to allow a pulley from the nose of the crankshaft top the blower.
There is also no space between the rear of the motor and the transmission to put a pulley.
So the problem is how to spin the centrifugal charger by engine power.
You could do it electrically, and add 50-100 HP of load at the alternator--which it is not designed to deal with.
The space between the front of the motor and the fire wall is to short to allow a pulley from the nose of the crankshaft top the blower.
There is also no space between the rear of the motor and the transmission to put a pulley.
So the problem is how to spin the centrifugal charger by engine power.
You could do it electrically, and add 50-100 HP of load at the alternator--which it is not designed to deal with.
At 50 hp load, that works out to over 2500 amps at 14 volts output. I would concur with your assessment that the alternator is not designed to deal with it. It would need to be massive to support that load at that voltage.