Supercharger Or New Engine?
#4
Originally Posted by 03gtmustang
I wouldnt put much more then 400rwhp on a stock block.
Get the S/C first...if you had a new motor, then you would just have to wait even longer to get more power
#10
First off, Get a Novi2000 RR. Need cheaper prices, PM me. I am a dealer for procharger, vortech, and Paxton. I just bought my Novi2000 and will be on my doorsteps in about 2 weeks.
Second, I was thinking about a motor swap and putting in a cobra block.
Decided that i will end up getting forged rods pistons and a new crank. Doing that you can go from 8 psi and shoot that bad boy up. Go from 400hp to 600's. Also think about getting heads p&p.
Anyone looking for a supercharger and need prices, pm me.
Also be sure to get and intercooler or after cooler.
Second, I was thinking about a motor swap and putting in a cobra block.
Decided that i will end up getting forged rods pistons and a new crank. Doing that you can go from 8 psi and shoot that bad boy up. Go from 400hp to 600's. Also think about getting heads p&p.
Anyone looking for a supercharger and need prices, pm me.
Also be sure to get and intercooler or after cooler.
#12
Originally Posted by Stevoneo
First off, Get a Novi2000 RR. Need cheaper prices, PM me. I am a dealer for procharger, vortech, and Paxton. I just bought my Novi2000 and will be on my doorsteps in about 2 weeks.
Second, I was thinking about a motor swap and putting in a cobra block.
Decided that i will end up getting forged rods pistons and a new crank. Doing that you can go from 8 psi and shoot that bad boy up. Go from 400hp to 600's. Also think about getting heads p&p.
Anyone looking for a supercharger and need prices, pm me.
Also be sure to get and intercooler or after cooler.
Second, I was thinking about a motor swap and putting in a cobra block.
Decided that i will end up getting forged rods pistons and a new crank. Doing that you can go from 8 psi and shoot that bad boy up. Go from 400hp to 600's. Also think about getting heads p&p.
Anyone looking for a supercharger and need prices, pm me.
Also be sure to get and intercooler or after cooler.
#13
you can always get a full kit that will cost more and come with a crappy mail order tune. You are better off saving money, getting a tuner kit, buying the few parts you need and then taking it to your local shop and getting a real safe tune put on and getting more HP.
Most will say not to drive your car to the dyno to get it tuned if you dont already have a tune on it, however, if you drive under 2k rpm there and dont build up too much boost you will be ok. or contact your local shop and most have connections with tow companies to get it towed at 40.00 or less.
Most will say not to drive your car to the dyno to get it tuned if you dont already have a tune on it, however, if you drive under 2k rpm there and dont build up too much boost you will be ok. or contact your local shop and most have connections with tow companies to get it towed at 40.00 or less.
#15
Originally Posted by Stevoneo
you can always get a full kit that will cost more and come with a crappy mail order tune. You are better off saving money, getting a tuner kit, buying the few parts you need and then taking it to your local shop and getting a real safe tune put on and getting more HP.
Also there is no need for an intercooler at 9psi on a centri. Higher boost yes, but not at that low.
#16
If your gunna get a supercharger you may as well get a real one.
http://need-4-speed.com/kennebell.htm
http://need-4-speed.com/kennebell.htm
#17
Yes, tim may be able to make a pretty mean mail order tune, however you are not getting the best that your car can do while still in the safe zone. Tim also makes sure that his tunes are really really really safe. Every car is different and just by telling someone your mods is not going to be the best you could do.
Your always best by going to a shop that tunes and has a dyno to get it tuned. Im already in line to get my car tuned by ed-clark, and i can guarantee that with me going to the dyno and having him tune it will make as a better tune and still be on the safe side.
almost any tuner can make a real safe tune for a s/c car and make it run pretty decent. Also people have had to get Tim to retune the tune that he has sent out because it has not worked correctly.
All cars have differ air fuel ratios, no two cars are the same.
And with the intercooler you are able to run it at 8-9 psi and get more hp safetly and not having to crank the boost up more just to match the same performance.
If you have the money it is best to go ahead and get the intercooler or after cooler.
Just my 2cents
Your always best by going to a shop that tunes and has a dyno to get it tuned. Im already in line to get my car tuned by ed-clark, and i can guarantee that with me going to the dyno and having him tune it will make as a better tune and still be on the safe side.
almost any tuner can make a real safe tune for a s/c car and make it run pretty decent. Also people have had to get Tim to retune the tune that he has sent out because it has not worked correctly.
All cars have differ air fuel ratios, no two cars are the same.
And with the intercooler you are able to run it at 8-9 psi and get more hp safetly and not having to crank the boost up more just to match the same performance.
If you have the money it is best to go ahead and get the intercooler or after cooler.
Just my 2cents
#18
alot of people just take it to a professional, and have the tune modified for the a/f ratio, which i belive a dyno isnt needed, Im not disagreeing with you, but if you can affored a s/c but not a dyno tune, i think a s/c w/o a dyno tune for a while would be fine
#19
yes using these mail order tunes are ok to use for a while, however it is best to get it tuned when someone can hook up the wideband air/fuel sensor.
Normally when you buy a new programmer or chipset from a shop they will give you a free tune, so if you want an excalibor anyway or diablo, may as well get the tune done correctly.
Also, i am fortunate to get ed clark to tune mine. Benefits of living by him also living down the road from steen racing, virginia speed, and MAS helps as well.
Normally when you buy a new programmer or chipset from a shop they will give you a free tune, so if you want an excalibor anyway or diablo, may as well get the tune done correctly.
Also, i am fortunate to get ed clark to tune mine. Benefits of living by him also living down the road from steen racing, virginia speed, and MAS helps as well.
#20
i feel good knowing i paid $4089 to have a Complete kit, 4" Boost pipe and to have it shipped..(waiting now)
im also paying $550 for install and dyno tune...
$4639 = All said and done..not bad in my opinion
This is of course is a Vortech SQ Mongoose kit that will be installed at
Modular Power House...
im also paying $550 for install and dyno tune...
$4639 = All said and done..not bad in my opinion
This is of course is a Vortech SQ Mongoose kit that will be installed at
Modular Power House...
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