My 2017 Silverado 5.3 ProCharger build.
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My 2017 Silverado 5.3 ProCharger build.
Figured I would make a post about my build and my experience with my truck with the ProCharger kit so far. Let get started.
Here are the install pics and the first start up. This is the ProCharger P1SC tuner kit for the 2014+ GM Trucks.
The one mod I did to the intake was removing the intake tube and replacing it with a Green Filter so I could add oil to the motor without removing the tube each time.
The truck kit is making 5psi of boost right around 3400 rpm and peaks at 10psi from 5700rpm to 6300rpm which is where my shift points are set. Here are some videos of my first impressions of the kit, how the truck drives with the kit and stall, and how the IATs after I put on the filter.
Now for the fun part acceleration videos and time slips. First video and time slip is a 0-100 video of my truck P1SC kit, Circle D 278mm 3200 stall, and Klug Performance tune running 93. Stock manifold and cats.
My best time slip on 93.
Now I installed the OEM flex fuel setup on my truck prior to the supercharger and I was running the truck on e85 when it was NA. I wanted to see the limits of the stock fuel system with e85. We started on e20 and worked our way up. My truck is able to run up to e35 safely and that is when we really had fun with the truck.
Quick little run up to 134 on a closed road.
First trip to the track on e35
Now this is the same tune as my 12.7 passes which this was my previous best pass.
With that exact same tune only change was taking that intake tube off and replacing it with the Green Filter and finally having cool air and the DA in the low hundreds this was the result.
I am very very happy with this kit and can't say enough about how well my tuck is running for those three mods of the ProCharger kit, Circle D stall, and a Klug Performance tune running e35. The next step will be headers and see if with just the headers and some more tuning tweaks we can see a 11.99 time slip out of this little 5.3 motor in this heavy 5600 lbs truck with me in it. I hope this post helps anyone looking to put this kit on there 2014+ GM truck.
Here are the install pics and the first start up. This is the ProCharger P1SC tuner kit for the 2014+ GM Trucks.
The one mod I did to the intake was removing the intake tube and replacing it with a Green Filter so I could add oil to the motor without removing the tube each time.
The truck kit is making 5psi of boost right around 3400 rpm and peaks at 10psi from 5700rpm to 6300rpm which is where my shift points are set. Here are some videos of my first impressions of the kit, how the truck drives with the kit and stall, and how the IATs after I put on the filter.
Now for the fun part acceleration videos and time slips. First video and time slip is a 0-100 video of my truck P1SC kit, Circle D 278mm 3200 stall, and Klug Performance tune running 93. Stock manifold and cats.
My best time slip on 93.
Now I installed the OEM flex fuel setup on my truck prior to the supercharger and I was running the truck on e85 when it was NA. I wanted to see the limits of the stock fuel system with e85. We started on e20 and worked our way up. My truck is able to run up to e35 safely and that is when we really had fun with the truck.
Quick little run up to 134 on a closed road.
First trip to the track on e35
Now this is the same tune as my 12.7 passes which this was my previous best pass.
With that exact same tune only change was taking that intake tube off and replacing it with the Green Filter and finally having cool air and the DA in the low hundreds this was the result.
I am very very happy with this kit and can't say enough about how well my tuck is running for those three mods of the ProCharger kit, Circle D stall, and a Klug Performance tune running e35. The next step will be headers and see if with just the headers and some more tuning tweaks we can see a 11.99 time slip out of this little 5.3 motor in this heavy 5600 lbs truck with me in it. I hope this post helps anyone looking to put this kit on there 2014+ GM truck.
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I’ve been following your build and progress and have to say that you inspired me to pull the trigger on a blower for my truck. I have 2017 6.2 Sierra, the truck already had long tubes on it and I knew I wanted a blower, just couldn’t decide on what direction I wanted to go in, I ultimately ended up with a procharger. I just picked the truck up today from my tuner, I’m super pumped on how it turned out all around. I’m gonna see if I can make it to the track this weekend and see what it’ll do.
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I’ve been following your build and progress and have to say that you inspired me to pull the trigger on a blower for my truck. I have 2017 6.2 Sierra, the truck already had long tubes on it and I knew I wanted a blower, just couldn’t decide on what direction I wanted to go in, I ultimately ended up with a procharger. I just picked the truck up today from my tuner, I’m super pumped on how it turned out all around. I’m gonna see if I can make it to the track this weekend and see what it’ll do.
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I have not towed anything with my truck since I put on the kit. I was actually going to make a video today to show how the kit builds boost under normal driving. I'll actually have it up here soon to show you. At WOT it builds boost right away once your over 3200 rpm. However normal driving it's a little different I guess.
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Boost under normal driving and me talking about running e35 on my truck. Also apparently switching out the intake with the air filter and the cooler air my truck is now making 12psi verus the 10psi it was making prior to the intake removal.
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I read this with interest. My truck is similar except positive displacement and is running LT4 HPFP and stock LPFP. I plan to do the same alcohol tests on the 26th. Couple of questions:
Did you log any data especially fuel pressures and a/f ratio?
I assume your Z71 is 4wd and all runs are in 4wd. Traction control on or off? Did you try any in 2wd?
Did you log any data especially fuel pressures and a/f ratio?
I assume your Z71 is 4wd and all runs are in 4wd. Traction control on or off? Did you try any in 2wd?
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I read this with interest. My truck is similar except positive displacement and is running LT4 HPFP and stock LPFP. I plan to do the same alcohol tests on the 26th. Couple of questions:
Did you log any data especially fuel pressures and a/f ratio?
I assume your Z71 is 4wd and all runs are in 4wd. Traction control on or off? Did you try any in 2wd?
Did you log any data especially fuel pressures and a/f ratio?
I assume your Z71 is 4wd and all runs are in 4wd. Traction control on or off? Did you try any in 2wd?