Single Turbo Blow through Small Block Kits???

rumblefish360 said
Depending on the model and style, it can be as little as 5 HP or as much as a whoooping, now what did the John Force camp say... 300 HP, but in order to make 5,000....

I guess I'm missing something here. Or I convied my message wrong.
If the turbo is surplying pressure, it has to push the air into the engine. In order to push the air into the engine, the impella must turn. While the pressure builds in the engine, it becomes harder to turn, which requires more force, which comes from the exhaust, which spins the impella , and to do so to overcome the prssure inside the engine, it must make more power on one side than the otherside in order to spin the impella.

Do I make sense, I know I'm not spellin right tonight. I'm minutes away from work tonight allready beat.

OK, in a nut shell, a turbo's power is not free, no way no how do I beileve it. Impossible.
This is like the forever energy. Allways in motion. Perpetual? Almost.

Because no one else is doingit.

I think I see what your saying, I could see pumping losses while packing the cyliders full of air and fuel for either a turbo or a supercharger, The way that I look at how a turbo works is one of those spinning angel candle x mas things The rising heat from the candles spins the fan thingy ( thingy is the technical term ) there is no wind or blowing air the heat does the work. I hope that makes sence? And I wish I new what that thingy is called but I dont. If exhaust was cold it wouldn't work the same and it would take an equal amount of exhaust pressure to make intake pressure ( that would be your pepetual motion problem ) I hope this answears your question??? Without the wasted free engine heat turbos would not work.