Circle D 3000-3200 stall 0-100
#21
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Right now the next mod I am planing will probably be the Torqstorm supercharger kit this summer if I can get the extra cash saved up. Maybe after the supercharger and possibly a meth kit for the supercharger I will do headers. I had been back and forth about headers or the supercharger kit and decided to go with a supercharger. Plus the Torqstorm kit is priced pretty well.
#22
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Right now the next mod I am planing will probably be the Torqstorm supercharger kit this summer if I can get the extra cash saved up. Maybe after the supercharger and possibly a meth kit for the supercharger I will do headers. I had been back and forth about headers or the supercharger kit and decided to go with a supercharger. Plus the Torqstorm kit is priced pretty well.
Plus, I wanna see header results with your current setup lol
#23
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I want boost!! I am sure headers will come next right after the supercharger. I am curious what my times will be with the stock manifolds and y-pipe vs headers having a supercharger.
#25
TECH Junkie
I would do boost first lol. I realize headers can help a lot in high hp rides but hellcats, gt500's, ctsv's, zo6's and so on do just fine without them. Blow your ride G. You've got a good start already!
#26
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If all goes as planned I will get a trip to the track with the current mods to get times with the converter. Then mid April if the kit is available I will order it and get supercharged times by the end of April beginning of May.
#27
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When running a power adder you add a lot of heat and need to get air in and out as quickly as possible. You're cramming way more in, it needs to be able to get out.
Besides that, one of the biggest power adders to a boosted car is free flowing exhaust.
I see this as hooking a leaf blower to a straw..
#28
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Sooo fixed the hesitation tonight. Even though the PID was not showing the converter locking that is what was causing the hesitation. Really crap weather today for getting 0 to 60 times but hesitation is gone and with some testing tonight my 0 to 60 times I was 2 tenths quicker stalling my truck versus flashing it at the launch. I want to test that some more when we have better weather and also test it at the track.
#29
TECH Junkie
None of those cars listed come with truck manifolds and exhaust, they all come with manifolds/exhaust systems that flow much better and support the boost.
When running a power adder you add a lot of heat and need to get air in and out as quickly as possible. You're cramming way more in, it needs to be able to get out.
Besides that, one of the biggest power adders to a boosted car is free flowing exhaust.
I see this as hooking a leaf blower to a straw..
When running a power adder you add a lot of heat and need to get air in and out as quickly as possible. You're cramming way more in, it needs to be able to get out.
Besides that, one of the biggest power adders to a boosted car is free flowing exhaust.
I see this as hooking a leaf blower to a straw..
#30
TECH Junkie
Sooo fixed the hesitation tonight. Even though the PID was not showing the converter locking that is what was causing the hesitation. Really crap weather today for getting 0 to 60 times but hesitation is gone and with some testing tonight my 0 to 60 times I was 2 tenths quicker stalling my truck versus flashing it at the launch. I want to test that some more when we have better weather and also test it at the track.