Thats not an actual engine ready for install, that pic is from a Mustang magazine that featured an article on the pro's and con's of roots blowers, vs twin screw blowers, vs centrifical blowers, vs turbo's.
I have the magazine, its a great article!
That same one is also in a modular engine book I have that compares HP numbers for different setups and parts with dyno graphs and all. Hellion has a kit out to TT a blown Mustang IIRC not sure which Mustang it is though.
Diesel pickups apparently do the compound boost setup like that at times too and the first time it was done was on a production semi trucks engine IIRC. Just read today that Hyundai is working on a sparkplugless gas engine using both a turbo and supercharger.
You learn a lot about a subject when your thinking about going that route but now my plan is just small supercharger then massive instead of small supercharger and large turbo for the Stang. The supercharger eliminates the lag but then you need to be able to equalize the pressure on both sides of the blower when the turbo(s) come in either by the supercharger bypass valve opening (which may still restrict the flow from the turbo(s) or another way which I was planning on doing a custom intake with interesting bypass altogether.
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