There is no difference between supercharging a Renesis and any other engine.   If you choose the appropriate supercharger and pulley ratios and mount the hardware properly, it will work.   But don't underestimate the size of the task.

Tracy

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On Aug 14, 2011, at 1:01 AM, Samuel Treffinger <samuel.treffinger@gmail.com> wrote:

> I think my brain has had a meltdown: I am thinking about "supernormalizing" the Renesis engine. Is this even possible. The idea is to use a by-passable positive displacement type blower (roots type...probably an eaton m90) fed to an intercooler that then sends air to the engine. If my thinking is correct, and it probably isn't, this would eliminate the complex N/A intake, while not over-boosting the Renesis engine. Also, the supercharger being a positive displacement blower would in theory produce more boost than is needed by the engine at all rpm levels, eliminating the "peeky" torque of boosted engines. The excess (above standard intake) pressure would be controlled via an automatic or manual waste-gate. Please shoot my idea down if it is insane, but i would like some constructive criticism if it is available.
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> Sam