SEMA
10-30-2007, 11:49 AM
#2
RE: SEMA
Saleen has only had a booth at SEMA on one occasion.
We have 3-4 cars there currently at other vendor booths and afew cars there that we worked on in the american racing and possibly the ford booths.
We do have a ton of reps and engineers at the show checking out all the new products though.
We have 3-4 cars there currently at other vendor booths and afew cars there that we worked on in the american racing and possibly the ford booths.
We do have a ton of reps and engineers at the show checking out all the new products though.
10-30-2007, 08:16 PM
#3
3rd Gear Member
Join Date: Jun 2006
Location: chrome feet down low an my saleen wet black
Posts: 502
RE: SEMA
WOWZ i want to hear this ram/supercharger
yah its carlo's ram system I really dig how saleen keeps up'n the ante
notes:
The new high flow cast aluminum inlet top has a larger cross sectional area, an improved bend radius, and a shorter path creating virtually no restriction. It also has a larger throttle body flange opening to accomodate a larger OEM and aftermarket throttle bodies. The injection molded lower air box features and enormous 115mm mass air flow sensor, capable of supporting huge HP numbers. The high flow green air filter boasts %50% more area than the standard air panel filter.
All of these items prodide a huge advantage in reducing the vacuum before the supercharger. The big story however, is the ram-air scoop sticking out of the hood. By moving the intake outside the engine compartment and up into the air stream running over the car, Saleen was able to actually pressureize the air coming into the intake. Testing has yielded pressures or .25 PSI at 80 mph. Aditionally this is pure cold air comin into the engine. Lastly the cast aluminum shaker hood scoop looks awesome sticking out of your Mustang hood.
10-30-2007, 10:22 PM
#8
2nd Gear Member
Join Date: Jun 2006
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Posts: 310
RE: SEMA
Please keep us posted on the availability of the Shaker Supercharger! Every time I think I have decided what Sakeen upgrade to do next, a new and tantalizing option becomes available. This is the kind of problem I like to have. 
Keep up the good work!
Keep up the good work!
