Dropping a turbo on an otherwise non-turbo setup WILL NOT increase efficiency.
Now, quit all the attempts at trickery and twisting each others' words.
As a collective, you've managed to make this thread no longer worth reading.
, Regardless, heat is power, heat lost thru the exhaust is wasted power, heat used to turn a turbo, which then reduces exhaust temp, (and we all know energy is only converted) and adds other benefits, increases effiency. In WW2, millitary aircraft started to use "turbo compounders", which used the wasted exhaust heat/energy to spin a turbo that was then connected to the shaft output, for added power of nearly 200hp. Before anyone throws up their hands, what am I missing?
Reality check, that half the population is smarter then 50% of the people and it's a constantly contested fact.
, Regardless, heat is power, heat lost thru the exhaust is wasted power, heat used to turn a turbo, which then reduces exhaust temp, (and we all know energy is only converted) and adds other benefits, increases effiency. In WW2, millitary aircraft started to use "turbo compounders", which used the wasted exhaust heat/energy to spin a turbo that was then connected to the shaft output, for added power of nearly 200hp. Before anyone throws up their hands, what am I missing? 
