turbo discussion

xwiredtva@msn.com xwiredtva at email.msn.com
Tue Mar 16 01:06:18 GMT 1999


True. Saab never made a V-6. They designed one with a spark plug that has no
electrode, it's on the piston and some other innovative stuff.


>I think the SAAB V-6 is a 60 degree unit from Opel, which means it is the
>same as the Catera engine (?).  Volvo's light pressure setup is a
>conventional 5 cylinders into one turbo.
>
>Gary Derian <gderian at oh.verio.com>
>
>
>><<SAAB uses a turbo on one bank of a V-6 for the whole engine.>>
>>
>>SAAB also uses it (turbo) on an engine that is very similar to the VW VR6,
>in
>>that it's a narrow angle V6 that shares a SINGLE cylinder head/valvetrain.
>>
>>Volvo has a similar turbo set-up. It's referred to as a "light pressure"
>set-up,
>>when you use only one bank of cylinders to spool the turbo. Volvo uses it
>for
>>their C70 model, for example.
>>
>>Jason
>>'93 SLC
>>
>
>






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