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You running boost on an LSx? Step in here please.
This is a discussion on You running boost on an LSx? Step in here please. within the Forced Induction forums, part of the LSx Technical Help Section category; Originally Posted by Y2K_CAMARO Originally Posted by Ed Blown Vert For how I drive my car, I am very happy ...
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08-19-2012, 08:15 AM #21Moser 9" TruTrac w/LCA relocation brackets, 4.11 gear, PST Drive Shaft with safety loop, BMR LCA's, 2-pt weld-in SFC's & Trak Pak torque arm, Koni 4/4 shocks, Strano springs, UMI adjustable on-car PHB, SLP LM2, Kooks 1-7/8" LT's, Kooks 3" ORY, Hurst Billet Shifter, Spec Stage 3+ clutch with steel flywheel, RPM Level IV T56, Nitto 555r drag radials, SLP line lock, R1 Concept drilled/slotted premium rotors and Procharger D1SC w/Meth, FMIC and all the amenities. 500rwhp/440rwtq on 8psi
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08-19-2012, 08:35 AM #22Blown, Stroked, & Sprayed


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08-19-2012, 04:07 PM #23
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08-19-2012, 06:57 PM #24
Do you plan on doing the install yourself?
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08-19-2012, 11:30 PM #25
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08-20-2012, 08:04 AM #26
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08-20-2012, 03:46 PM #27
To be honest about the OP`s question i really cant say either way but from what members with SC have said it makes sense and thats what ive heard and seen on TV shows like HorsePower and Muscle Car- Stacey Davids Pinks All Out etc.... you can make mega power with a turbo but the youd have alot of engine firming up to do such as heads and gaskets etc etc..... As i would be using my car as a D/D id want to know and have reliabilty too....If it was a strictly only race car then id have to check it out further....But yeah i think id go SC.....
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08-20-2012, 04:30 PM #28
My theory has always been:
Street car = supercharger
Track car = turbo
However, in recent times, Procharger has even been doing some really impressive things at the track hanging/beating the top dogs using turbo set-ups.
What strayed me from a turbo build was two things; complexity of the system and reliability of it on a daily driver or a car that sees mainly city driving. APS might have ruined turbos for me.
I know Garrett and Kentucky turbo are both quality turbo set-ups though from what I've heard and seen. Turbonetics seems to be one as well.
For the guys running turbos, did you keep your AC? How much fab work on the piping was required? What are your IAT's?
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08-20-2012, 04:37 PM #29
I see MOST turbo guys getting rid of the A/C, but you can keep the A/C with some work. I think you need a turbo k member, not sure what else though.
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08-20-2012, 05:15 PM #30Blown, Stroked, & Sprayed


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I kept my AC and it still works.
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08-22-2012, 12:36 AM #33Member
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I'm a 473 wheel na car right now. On considering nitrous only for the ease of install and lack of abuse.
I'm not the moron who will just usenit on the street it would be for the days in which I would go to the track. Car has already gone 11.27 all motor. I'm not too worried about the extra power.
I want to just hit 10s and say I did it. I drive mine daily and don't want the extra power there all day when I don't really need it
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08-22-2012, 03:21 AM #34
Hence why a Procharger is perfect. You don't make boost unless you floor it...which means you can get the same MPG driving around town as you would stock.
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08-22-2012, 07:55 AM #35
Just installed a magna charger a month ago and i chose it because street manners are the same as if it were stock, but if you hit the gas it is an instant response,fuel mileage is close to the same when i can keep my foot out of it, they make a very good complete kit, i installed it, very straight forward easy to do, keep ac and it is stock except what is in the sig. Good luck making a choice.
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08-22-2012, 08:19 AM #36
Good MPG is good lol. I figured that I would lose some, I just dont want to lose a SHIT TON lol.
Awesome, thanks for sharing. I've heard different things about installing it under a stock F Body cowl. Some say its easy, others say its a little hard. Have you ran any times at the track yet?
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08-22-2012, 09:49 AM #37
Awesome, thanks for sharing. I've heard different things about installing it under a stock F Body cowl. Some say its easy, others say its a little hard. Have you ran any times at the track yet?[/QUOTE]
No track times yet, i live out in the country and San Antonio, and Austin are both about 100 miles away. Don't know about the f-body but on the gto had to take out the insulation under the hood and trim some sheet metal for the blower pully to fit and also the strut bar needed one washer under all the bolts to give it more clearance. Sure is a lot of fun, pulls like a mofo could have gotten 40 more hp but the tuner and i went a little safer.
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08-22-2012, 01:41 PM #38
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08-22-2012, 11:50 PM #39
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08-23-2012, 09:22 AM #40
i don,t believe the magna charger does till you go over 3/4 because just did a 200 mile trip and got 25 on the highway and you can here the whine when the boost kicks in, in fact i almost went with a pro charger because it would be an easy install in the end they are both supercharges
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