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Old 03-16-2005, 08:21 PM
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The power is unbelievable. First gear is useless (5speed) spins through 2nd gear, and barks REAL hard into 3rd. The power gains were HUGE!!!!!!! Not bad for a 6cylnder. Very nice unit HIGHLY RECOMEND IT. Here are the pics of my install
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looks good. are you able to change the pulleys with that set up?
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Originally Posted by TheLadiesMan
looks good. are you able to change the pulleys with that set up?
yes, you can upgrade tp a 10psi, and also a 12psi.
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to be honost, you almost can't tell thats a supercharger. i am sure people who don't know any better will never think you have one. just tell them you have a high output alt or something. or running two alts. lol
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how long did it take you?
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That thing is tiny! I think the ATI pulleys are bigger than it's head unit. Hahaha

Go get that thing dyno'd. I wann asee the curve on it. It doesn't look big enough to flow enough CFM to keep up at high rpm.

Glad you're happy with it though. No matter what I htink your opinion is the most important.
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The install took about 3 hours or so, Had to swap out my plugs, . Had to pull the steering shaft to put the middle plug in. As for the head size, rember fellas, its only a 4.3, the fullsize heads are larger. And the s/c on my truck is capable of flowing 1000cfm, unlike the powerdyne.

Thanks for the compliments

P.S. dont forget its a cintrifugal charger, The pic doesnt do it justice, the head is actually pretty large
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GUys also remeber that this head does not have internal gear step up, so thickness is cut in half along with heat.
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it looks like a simple install. 3 hours and your out driving. not bad
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Yup, It makes a real big power gain. You guys gotta see the Posi marks in the road, Just unbelievable


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