***procharger 6.2***
12-17-2011, 06:03 PM
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***procharger 6.2***
Im bought a procharger
Going to push 8lbs boost
I have all bolt ons
Made just a lil shy of 380rwhp
And 400tq ... With bolt ons
Stock cat back
13.7 @ 101mph
Stock 20s
3.42
Truck weights 6200lbs
Now put 8lbs boost
May go 10lbs
What rwhp
560wrhp? 8lbs
580 10lbs
12.4@ 112mph
I m guessing anyone have this setup?
Will be pulling a 7,000lb boat
Would a procharger be better for. Towing rather than a Maggie ?
Does anyone on here run a procharger
Going to push 8lbs boost
I have all bolt ons
Made just a lil shy of 380rwhp
And 400tq ... With bolt ons
Stock cat back
13.7 @ 101mph
Stock 20s
3.42
Truck weights 6200lbs
Now put 8lbs boost
May go 10lbs
What rwhp
560wrhp? 8lbs
580 10lbs
12.4@ 112mph
I m guessing anyone have this setup?
Will be pulling a 7,000lb boat
Would a procharger be better for. Towing rather than a Maggie ?
Does anyone on here run a procharger
Last edited by John Deere racer; 12-18-2011 at 07:37 AM.
12-18-2011, 09:49 AM
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I was always told that for towing the roots style blowers are betting (maggie)
Pro charger is more for top end horsepower
In terms of power estimates I can't help you, I would think you'd be in the 550 range for sure on 8-10lbs.
Let us know how it goes
Pro charger is more for top end horsepower
In terms of power estimates I can't help you, I would think you'd be in the 550 range for sure on 8-10lbs.
Let us know how it goes
12-19-2011, 09:37 PM
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the procharger is fine for what you're going to do. look up the gmhpt mag article about them, and doing some wastegate work with a boost controller.
make sure it's a d1sc
make sure it's a d1sc
