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Old 04-09-2014, 04:23 PM
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Default Kinda curious Supercharger setups.

Who is making good power with a supercharger. Im talking purpose built motors shooting for high HP. I know procharger and Turbo setups push past 1000 all day but its rare to see anything on classic mounted superchargers. I have seen a few Maggie's, Whipple making 800-900 but that's about it. Any info Thanks
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Really nobody ?
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Not gonna find too many guys pushing big power with superchargers. I think mine makes over a grand.
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Plenty of big boys over at yellowbullet.com! I was just looking at the supercharger pic thread=-O
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The key to making power is moving the maximum amount of air possible. Typically a manifold style supercharger(whipple, magnuson, etc) will be severally limited in possible airflow. TVS1900/2300 is generally going to struggle to make 1000+hp. The new 4.0L models could change that, but I doubt many trucks will have one in the near future. Procharger's on the other hand aren't so far off as demonstrated by blown06.
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Kind of, you want to move the most MASS of air, which doesnt necessarily mean the most VOLUME.

There arent a lot that push 1,000, mostly because of belt issues.
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I can see the belt causing issues slip/stretch. I would just think more people would still try. Especially since Lightning's can do really good with a whipple. What about the new 8.3 whipple ??Whipple Industries Why not switch heads to Rectangular wont that open doors to LSA/LS9 superchargers. Kenny bell / 4.0-4.3 whipples ? I don't know Im just kinda curious why we don't see many builds like that anywhere on tech or anything. That style blower has been around for ever and still is.
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How hard would it be to hit 800rwhp on a whipple/Kenny bell ?
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I think traction is another big thing...easier to ramp it in with a centrifugal blower or turbo than it is with a roots, unless you go real fancy like they do in pro stock with super clutches.
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I havent seen many roots/twin screws make that much power, but I'd love to. I can't imagine a much more fun ride on the street than AWD and 700 to the wheels with as much torque coming on really early.


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