Eaton feed location
Eaton feed location
I saw these two quotes in another thread:
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Why would an Eaton (or Works or whatever) be more efficient if it was rear fed? A roots type pulls air in from the top, throws it around the side, and into the engine. How would a rear-feed help?
A screw type compresses the air along the length of the supercharger. As such, it makes sense that it would be more efficient if rear-fed.
Just curious.
-Don
I don't think the Eaton basic design is overspun, but I think the fact that we have a top loader makes it close to call.
The top loader very much limits the efficiency of our stock eatons.
A screw type compresses the air along the length of the supercharger. As such, it makes sense that it would be more efficient if rear-fed.
Just curious.
-Don


