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Old October 4th 05, 04:44 AM
George Patterson
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Matt Barrow wrote:

I believe that's a Turbo Alley turbonormalizer, not a Turbo "supercharger".
If not, I suspect the STC might require some "beefing up" of certain parts.


According to the article, it's a RCM turbonormalization package which contains a
turbocharger. The turbocharger is made by Kelly Aerospace. They say they have
over 1600 hours on one Commander with it.

This unit keeps the manifold pressure at or below 28 PSI. I take it you were
describing systems that do not have this limitation.

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