Prodigy Performance 3.6 Turbo DIY Install

[UselessPickles]

I do need to correct myself on one detail, though. The reference for "volumetric efficiency" is atmosphere, rather than the intake manifold, as I incorrectly stated early. This does not invalidate any of the concepts or relationships I described, though. So volumetric efficiency is the percentage of a cylinder's volume worth of ambient atmosphere air (the amount of air, number of molecules, in that volume of atmosphere) that actually gets into the cylinder. Boost causes a volumetric efficiency of over 100%.

[KaiserBill]

I do need to correct myself on one detail, though. The reference for "volumetric efficiency" is atmosphere, rather than the intake manifold, as I incorrectly stated early. This does not invalidate any of the concepts or relationships I described, though. So volumetric efficiency is the percentage of a cylinder's volume worth of ambient atmosphere air (the amount of air, number of molecules, in that volume of atmosphere) that actually gets into the cylinder. Boost causes a volumetric efficiency of over 100%.

What happens when we increase our volumetric efficiency from say 80% to 90%??? I'll give you a clue--- AIR DENSITY INCREASES!