weshole wrote:
correct me if I'm wrong but I dont think question 20 has the correct answer.
Again, correct order. IC=intercooler, CC=combustion chamber, TC=turbocharger, UP=up-pipe, DP=down-pipe
Filter, IC, TC, CC, UP, TC, DP, exhaust
Filter, TC, CC, IC, DP, UP, exhaust
Filter, TC, UP, IC, CC, DP, TC, exhaust
Filter, TC, IC, CC, UP, TC, DP, exhaust
Shouldn't it be...
filter, TC, UP, IC, CC, TC, DP, exhaust?
Up-pipe as they are referring to is is the same as the manifold on a 4 cylinder or the sum of the two banks on a v type motor (V6 or V8, not VTEC).
Correct order = Filter, TC, IC, CC, UP, TC, DP, exhaust
Intake air through the filter on the cold side of the turbocharger where it is pushed through the compressor. Then it enters the intercooler to be cooled before entering the combustion chamber. It is then burned and expelled through the manifold into the up-pipe (collector) and goes through the hot side of the turbo which drives the compressor. Gases then go through the downpipe, which is connected to the exhaust or in many cases on modified turbo cars the atmosphere.
BTW - 22%
Lucas