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supercharger on a vic???


EugeneLaforge
03-12-2006, 05:43 PM
i have a 1999 corwn vic with the P71 motor (4.6) and i can get a supercharger off of a 1999 lighting with a 5.4

and i was wondering if this supercharger would go on
and is so wat parts would need to make this happen

and if not are there any superchargers that would work out on a P71 4.6 and if so wat parts do i need

any help with this mould be great thank you very much

ModMech
03-12-2006, 08:27 PM
No it cannot work.

The 5.4L has a wider intake by nearly 1", and there is no way to modify the SC to fit on the narrower 4.6L engine.

Furthermore, the 5.4L SC sits WAY too high on the enigne, and you would need to modify the hood (hole) for clearance.

reekor
03-13-2006, 01:12 AM
There you go. it comes with everything you need.
http://www.allenengine.com/crownvic2.html


i have a 1999 corwn vic with the P71 motor (4.6) and i can get a supercharger off of a 1999 lighting with a 5.4

and i was wondering if this supercharger would go on
and is so wat parts would need to make this happen

and if not are there any superchargers that would work out on a P71 4.6 and if so wat parts do i need

any help with this mould be great thank you very much

EugeneLaforge
03-13-2006, 12:23 PM
so the intake is to wide to fit on my 4.6. thats cool thank for the help. i have a friend with one for $150. i was seeing if it would fit. i knew it need a hood scoop if i got it but thats cool. but thank for all the help.

sweetal
03-17-2006, 05:16 PM
There you go. it comes with everything you need.
http://www.allenengine.com/crownvic2.html

Has anyone here put one of these on??? I followed the link and looked at the instructions. It looks like to me (an amateur mechanical-tinkerer) that you take half the freakin' engine apart!! Holy Mother Cow! Who can do this in their garage?? Just wondering if all this trouble/expense would be worth it for a car that's already got lots of juice.
Alan in Oklahoma

ModMech
03-18-2006, 11:14 AM
I have done three.

While I can hardly be described as a "amateur mechanic/tinkerer", all were completed in well under 8 hours.

Actually the most difficult part is replacing the fuel pump - remembering to run the tank nearly empty before you start the project.

andyjs3589
03-30-2006, 09:30 PM
my friend was thinking about buying an allen engine supercharger I was wondering if the gains are worth four thousand and some odd dollars?

ModMech
03-30-2006, 09:33 PM
The Tq increase is HUGE, and you gain about 70-90 RWHP, so for many people yes.

What a heavy var like a CV needs to accelerate well is TORQUE, just what the Allen S/C provides.

andyjs3589
03-30-2006, 11:07 PM
were you installing the 6 psi or the 9 psi?

ModMech
03-31-2006, 08:29 PM
6 psi.

andyjs3589
04-02-2006, 11:49 AM
Has anyone done the 9 psi sc? does anyone know if you have to have forged internals to run the 9 psi sc?

ModMech
04-02-2006, 12:23 PM
Has anyone done the 9 psi sc? does anyone know if you have to have forged internals to run the 9 psi sc?

With ANY "power adder", and ANY engine, you are on borrowed time.

The 6psi blower uses a less efficient blower than the 9psi race kit does, so you should not "need" forged internals, but that depends to a very large degree on the quality of the tuning and maintenance on the car. The folks at "SCT" (ww.sctflash.com) have the BEST tuning in the world for Fords, no question. There are MANY people at ww.tccoa.com who have the Allen kits, with SCT tunes, and the engines and transmission last agood long time with it.

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