Explain why....
Cause I can't see it. CFM flow into the engine is constant @ any given rpm. CFM flow out of the blower is constant @ any given rpm. Basically, just making the engine larger.
All the turbo does is make each of those CFM weigh more. Why does the blower care?
The only thing I can see, is that the blower isn't in the way at all..... but, the blower requires crankshaft hp to drive. And once the turbo is up on top, it's more efficient (from a drive standpoint) to take the load off of such an inefficient device.
Hence my having suggested a Lysholm compressor in the first place.
And I'm not saying "I'm right, you're wrong", as if we were standing in a sandbox arguing over a toy... That's just my logic above. I'm posing an argument in hopes of getting a logical explanation as to where it is wrong, or right. I can't see where it's in the way. Maybe somebody else can show me why it is.