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Originally Posted by arpad_m
Laugh at me all you want, but I'm a chicken and don't want torque to keep climbing fast throughout and beyond the middle of the rev range, hence my choice of a PD supercharger. This way I know that once the tires hook, I will certainly have traction for the rest of the pull or pass (well, okay, I might lose it for a very short while during low gear shifts, but you get the point).
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I don't think anyone will laugh at you for that at all. A PD blower offers a very predictable power band that can certainly be appreciated. Turbos are all based on engine load and exhaust flow so, you can have a very sudden onset of power but, that's why I'm a firm believer in AWD cars at this point. It largely doesn't matter how the power hits, it'll most likely be ok until you start making retard power.
However, there's a lot to be said about a well-sorted PD RWD car that can put the power down. It'll hit harder than your drunken step father while still maintaining a lot of that momentum up top.
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