Which is more economical?
#11
Any type of FI I would do a dyno tune. The slight variance from car to car is magnified with high HP/TQ numbers.
Also for N/A, I've never seen anyone use this setup but Ported/polished heads have always been an old school way of getting more power from a stock head
http://www.fordracingpartsdirect.com...m-fr4-s197.htm
Also for N/A, I've never seen anyone use this setup but Ported/polished heads have always been an old school way of getting more power from a stock head
http://www.fordracingpartsdirect.com...m-fr4-s197.htm
#12
Any type of FI I would do a dyno tune. The slight variance from car to car is magnified with high HP/TQ numbers.
Also for N/A, I've never seen anyone use this setup but Ported/polished heads have always been an old school way of getting more power from a stock head
http://www.fordracingpartsdirect.com...m-fr4-s197.htm
Also for N/A, I've never seen anyone use this setup but Ported/polished heads have always been an old school way of getting more power from a stock head
http://www.fordracingpartsdirect.com...m-fr4-s197.htm
I found a shop near my work that does tuning and other work on Mustangs so I'm probably gonna stop by there today and talk to them about their experiences on these situations.
#13
http://www.brenspeed.com/fbpaxton.html
http://www.brenspeed.com/v3vortech.html
$4k for a non-IC SC, tuner and tune included.
http://www.brenspeed.com/v3vortech.html
$4k for a non-IC SC, tuner and tune included.
#14
http://www.brenspeed.com/fbpaxton.html
http://www.brenspeed.com/v3vortech.html
$4k for a non-IC SC, tuner and tune included.
http://www.brenspeed.com/v3vortech.html
$4k for a non-IC SC, tuner and tune included.
Are there any issues with these? because I think I remember some people stating issues with the Vortech over winter or something like that?
#15
i think Vortech does not recommend you run their SC in below 40°.
but i'm not sure of the exact degrees it is.
there wont be any issues with long drives.
its not in boost all the time, only at WOT. otherwise it bypasses the SC.
the issue with non-IC is heat soak and power loss when it gets hot.
i have a friend running a non- IC vortech on a 89 Fox for over 10 years, no problems.
but i live in hawaii, and it never gets below 70° so cold is not a problem here.
a TS or PD SC does not have the same cold weather issues.
but i'm not sure of the exact degrees it is.
there wont be any issues with long drives.
its not in boost all the time, only at WOT. otherwise it bypasses the SC.
the issue with non-IC is heat soak and power loss when it gets hot.
i have a friend running a non- IC vortech on a 89 Fox for over 10 years, no problems.
but i live in hawaii, and it never gets below 70° so cold is not a problem here.
a TS or PD SC does not have the same cold weather issues.
#16
Yeah here in Ga it even gets into the 20s and is no fun. It's rare we see snow but it happens. I would probably go with the Paxton.
So a supercharger is only active at WOT?? Really?? I thought it was always present as long as it was within the RPM range?
So a supercharger is only active at WOT?? Really?? I thought it was always present as long as it was within the RPM range?
#17
I have the non inter-cooled Vortech on my car. They had a notice with the supercharger not to start it below 25 degrees. It wasn't a big deal this winter here in Arkansas as it hardly ever got that cold and I had a block heater for the times it did.
#18
Does anyone with the Novi have any issues with it in any area of performance.
#20
I'm also a 20 year old adult who doesn't like being considered a "kid" when on the forums so I prefer to use proper language, grammar and a little vocabulary. When you're young on the forums you tend to catch flack, so I like being treated like an equal rather than a child.
But I consider you a knowledgable person on this forum, so do you think you could answer any of my questions whether they are answered already or not?