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Old 06-29-2006, 01:01 AM   #11
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what setup do you have?
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Old 06-29-2006, 01:05 AM   #12
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nope went straight for the big guns! will do u/p later now saving for internals!
numbers are right where they should be.

you cannot use UD pullies with the procharger kit so forget that idea.


best thing to do next is add 1.8 ratio adjustable roller rockers. and dyno it again to see the gains. my guess is about 15-20rwhp with the blower setup. then get a big comp cam and RPM ported heads/intakes and you will have about 360rwhp
Then go for the 8.8" rear end.
not needed. just 3.73's and a Detroit truetrac.

do not go 4.10's with the procharger unless you go with a drag race setup with drag shocks and springs to get traction. otherwise you will be having a real hard time gettin traction. my procharged singleport had a hard enough time with 4.10's gettin traction
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Old 06-29-2006, 02:53 AM   #13
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I DO NOT LISTEN TO GEAR ADVISE i have 4.10's an a ford racing posi-trac! flowmaster forceII cat-back dual exhaust! I LOVE the 4.10's they rock balls not a problem with them at all my 00 handles them just fine!
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Old 06-29-2006, 02:55 AM   #14
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I DO NOT LISTEN TO GEAR ADVISE i have 4.10's an a ford racing posi-trac! flowmaster forceII cat-back dual exhaust! I LOVE the 4.10's they rock balls not a i have no problems with them at all my 00 handles them just fine!
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Old 06-29-2006, 10:19 AM   #15
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nope went straight for the big guns! will do u/p later now saving for internals!
numbers are right where they should be.

you cannot use UD pullies with the procharger kit so forget that idea.


best thing to do next is add 1.8 ratio adjustable roller rockers. and dyno it again to see the gains. my guess is about 15-20rwhp with the blower setup. then get a big comp cam and RPM ported heads/intakes and you will have about 360rwhp
if you go with a cam make sure it is ground for forced induction or you will be blowing boost out the rear pipes. and those numbers kick ass.


EDIT: go with a SSM power pack. they claim 70 hp gain on stock engine with exhaust
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Old 06-30-2006, 12:25 AM   #16
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nope went straight for the big guns! will do u/p later now saving for internals!
numbers are right where they should be.

you cannot use UD pullies with the procharger kit so forget that idea.


best thing to do next is add 1.8 ratio adjustable roller rockers. and dyno it again to see the gains. my guess is about 15-20rwhp with the blower setup. then get a big comp cam and RPM ported heads/intakes and you will have about 360rwhp
if you go with a cam make sure it is ground for forced induction or you will be blowing boost out the rear pipes. and those numbers kick ass.


EDIT: go with a SSM power pack. they claim 70 hp gain on stock engine with exhaust
i agree but Comp cams biggest cam is almost perfect for a blower
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Old 06-30-2006, 12:32 AM   #17
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I DO NOT LISTEN TO GEAR ADVISE i have 4.10's an a ford racing posi-trac! flowmaster forceII cat-back dual exhaust! I LOVE the 4.10's they rock balls not a problem with them at all my 00 handles them just fine!
i respectfully disagree.

4.10's on a forced induction car require alot of practice to get consistent times. my 98 would not hook up at all and my suspension is nothing but a 99 GT vert takeoff setup minus the quads of course. i could not get that damn thing to hook unless i used slicks at about 18psi pressure.

maybe others like you have had better luck but there is a reason MACH I's didn't come from the factory with 4.10's. people would wind up in the weeds on the first turn on a wet road.

4.10's on wet roads with near 300rwhp= running a ragged edge

i found 3.73's to be almost ideal and 3.45's while very nice alittle high but very good. all in all 3.73's are about the best out there for a procharged car.

i have had 2.73's,3.45's 4.10's and finally 3.73's in my car with a procharger. my vote goes 3.73's from track and street experience. 4.10's are just too much to be ideal for a daily driver. there are too many downfalls to them
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Old 06-30-2006, 12:54 AM   #18
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I had my 2000 V6 straped to a dyno today and tuned my numbers are a little low because i am peggin out the stock MAF no worries i have a GT MAF that i will be installing an then gettin her retuned! Well heres the numbers: 281.4RWHP@5200RPM and 286Ft-lbs Torque@5200RPM
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man i wish i could get that much power, i cant even get my hood payed off lol
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Old 06-30-2006, 01:13 AM   #20
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man i wish i could get that much power, i cant even get my hood payed off lol
maybe if you didn't buy things like new hoods and rims and stuff, you'd have a supercharger.
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