roots type or centrifugal superharger?
#2
RE: roots type or centrifugal superharger?
I think roots make mroe power down low and the twin screw is more midrange? ANd I think the roots gets hotter quicker. I could be wrong though, haven't read up much on it seeing as it is out of my price range for quite a while
#3
RE: roots type or centrifugal superharger?
I have roots s/c. The roots gives you max. boost at like 2500rpm. The centrifugal s/c makes max. boost at max. rpm so the highter you rev the motor the more boost you make.
I drove a transam with a vortech, I did not like it. I like puting my foot to the floor and making max. boost.
If you have a GT and you what to go with the roots there are only two roots out there the saleen and the KB that I know of.
I drove a transam with a vortech, I did not like it. I like puting my foot to the floor and making max. boost.
If you have a GT and you what to go with the roots there are only two roots out there the saleen and the KB that I know of.
#4
RE: roots type or centrifugal superharger?
Ill tell you. i just ordered a centrifugal kit for my S281 and my SA-15 has a roots on it. but i think the sa-15 blower is broken or something cuz the gauge shows a max boost of 2 PSI and the S281 is faster at the moment w/o any nitrous
#5
Guest
Posts: n/a
RE: roots type or centrifugal superharger?
Roots will boost you throughout the rpm band, a Centrifugal will provide more boost through the engines "sweet spot" like a turbo (but with less "lag" down low.)
A roots will also take power to make power since it's belt driven.
I'm putting a roots on the Civic once I get 2500.
A roots will also take power to make power since it's belt driven.
I'm putting a roots on the Civic once I get 2500.
Thread
Thread Starter
Forum
Replies
Last Post
mrappe
V6 (1994-2004) Mustangs
0
09-26-2015 10:16 AM
MustangForums Editor
GT S197 General Discussion
1
09-03-2015 07:14 PM