How To Increase Hill Climbing Power

The Surbo, which with added air brings the engine to the rpm limit with just 1/2 throttle, has much spare power that can be useful when going upslope. Imagine your car on an incline, where its rear is being pulled down by gravity. If your car was unassisted, you will have to press more on the accelerator than you would on a flat road, and end up using most of vacuum (which induces air flow into the engine) with a throttle wide-open, and even cause over-fueling, so your car would not accelerate much more. With a Surbo, you won't need to press as much, preserving the vacuum for more revs, so that you can change up to the next gear more easily. The Surbo's air pressure supports the engine, preventing it from losing too much rpm when the accelerator is released during a gearchange, for a quick shift. The resultant rpm in the next gear will be higher, so that there is more engine torque to continue revving up the slope.

Effect for automatics

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How Surbo transforms your car:

Above: video of Volvo XC90 T8 with Surbo, sprinting to 130 kph.

Above: video of Volvo XC90 T8 with Surbo, sprinting to 211 kph.

Above: video of Volvo XC90 T8 with Surbo, sprinting to 224 kph.

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10% fuel saving

Safe overtaking

Max RPM with 1/2 throttle!

Instant auto kickdown

Reduced turbo lag

More power uphill

Less diesel smoke

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