Originally Posted by Thirteendog
Don't quote me, but I believe it's to help illiminate the turbo lag, since your supercharger is always on.
In theory this is quite true. With the turbo probably not spooling until 3k RPMs in first gear, you would see the S/C boost from a dig with the turbo boost building as the RPMs increase. Since the turbo builds boost on a mostly linear plane as the RPMs increase, I would bet that he would only realize roughly a 18 or 19psi boost average across all RPMS, but then would be able to spike 28psi once the turbo is fully spooled.
The only other major issue I can see is the ECU throwing some major overboost codes once you hit about about 22-23 psi combined between the two...Though I'm not completely sure if codes would happen since only 14psi would be pushed from the S/C and thus the crank and the other 14psi would be pushed by the turbo, spooled up from the exhuast gases.