What to consider
08-29-2006, 02:10 AM
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RE: What to consider
ORIGINAL: 88stangaruu
I know that...^^^ Read that.
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Just a blower on a stock motor won't get anywhere near 380-400hp. 325 if your lucky.
ORIGINAL: 88stangaruu
Bout $2000 for the whole supercharger. Should give you about 10psi on the thing, should put you about 380-400hp range with a nicer intake, etc. You can easily get into the mid 400hp range with a Novi1000 and a little better mods.
Bout $2000 for the whole supercharger. Should give you about 10psi on the thing, should put you about 380-400hp range with a nicer intake, etc. You can easily get into the mid 400hp range with a Novi1000 and a little better mods.
08-29-2006, 02:10 AM
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RE: What to consider
ORIGINAL: chicogotgreen
my question kinda got lost, but on a motor with 100k, would bumping it up to 350-380 hp with a blower without doing any other engine modifications be stressfull?
my question kinda got lost, but on a motor with 100k, would bumping it up to 350-380 hp with a blower without doing any other engine modifications be stressfull?
08-29-2006, 02:13 AM
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RE: What to consider
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my question kinda got lost, but on a motor with 100k, would bumping it up to 350-380 hp with a blower without doing any other engine modifications be stressfull?
my question kinda got lost, but on a motor with 100k, would bumping it up to 350-380 hp with a blower without doing any other engine modifications be stressfull?
08-29-2006, 02:13 AM
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RE: What to consider
ORIGINAL: 89Ford
why dont you raise the limit you want to spend so you can make this easier
why dont you raise the limit you want to spend so you can make this easier
mostly because im 17 and have a crappy job. 2000 is a good 3 months pay. But since this is going to be a long term project anyways, say i was willing to spend $3000-3500 what would be the best way to go? or is that still not enough?
08-29-2006, 02:17 AM
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RE: What to consider
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IT'S NEVER ENOUGH!!!! You will learn that!!!
IT'S NEVER ENOUGH!!!! You will learn that!!!
. Let me refraise that: What is the next step up from just a bolt on supercharger or is that the biggest hp boost for this engine?oh yah and just so i know, what is the actualy base hp for this engine?
08-29-2006, 02:19 AM
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RE: What to consider
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IT'S NEVER ENOUGH!!!! You will learn that!!!
IT'S NEVER ENOUGH!!!! You will learn that!!!
Yes, your going to learn no matter how much $$$ you spend...your going to have to squirl away even more cash for something else. And you can count on stuff breaking to.
So, tally in mantinience prices to.