Why do you want more boost without more added fuel? Kind of like installing a turbo on our engines without adding any more fuel isn't it? You can claim "wow I've got 10psi of boost. I must be making tons more power." No, not without the fuel to go with it. Add the fuel, then here comes the heat. The point of compressing more air into the cylinder without added fuel is what? It also takes heat to spin the turbine wheel.
I'm all for more efficient power adders. I like the idea of twins. I've been working on the idea of two smaller turbos for some time now. But not for more HP, just quicker spool up and response.
My point is, people seem to think that the high boost number is the cure all end all. It's not. It just means there is a restriction in the system. I'd rather move 400cfm of air at 5psi than 300cfm at 10psi. My 5psi will make more power.
I'm all for more efficient power adders. I like the idea of twins. I've been working on the idea of two smaller turbos for some time now. But not for more HP, just quicker spool up and response.
My point is, people seem to think that the high boost number is the cure all end all. It's not. It just means there is a restriction in the system. I'd rather move 400cfm of air at 5psi than 300cfm at 10psi. My 5psi will make more power.