Thinking about supercharging my Mustang
#14
+1 Most tuners will tell you to not go over 370-380 rwhp (420-430 hp at the crank) on a daily driver with a manual transmission. I had my ProCharger installed at 80,000 miles. I currently have 135,000 on the car. You really do not need to do anything to prep your motor for a supercharger. You can buy supercharger kit and have it installed on a completely stock motor. The most critical part of the installation is the tune. Running an 8 lbs pulley you should see around 350 rwhp through a manual transmission or around 315 rwhp through an automatic. A 10 lb pulley will get you closer to 400 rwhp (manual transmission), 360 rwhp (automatic).
#15
i was running a a 10lb pulley making 12lb of boost on my 95 with a stock bottom end it made 437wrhp. I was told that a mustang stock engine could hold up to 15lb of boost and up to 450wrhp but anything over that you would need to build the engine
#16
Which s/c you choose comes down to $$ really. The mongoose kits are worth looking into (that's what I'm doing
http://modularpowerhouse.com/index.p...ed08358b40c069
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#17
Which s/c you choose comes down to $$ really. The mongoose kits are worth looking into (that's what I'm doing
http://modularpowerhouse.com/index.p...ed08358b40c069
http://modularpowerhouse.com/index.p...ed08358b40c069
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