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hey, what is a good, cheap supercharger to get for a 93 mustang, and how much boost would b safe on a completely stock engine with 65,000 miles, cuz i know the 93 arent as strong as the older models lacking the forged pistons and all. thanks
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Re: S/c
I'd suggest the first kit Vortech S-trim, or the second kit Vortech SQ-trim. The only difference is the SQ will have a little quieter operation. They are both the same price.
Stay away from the powerdyne units, that have an internal belt driving them where the others are gear driven. The belts are bad to break inside the powerdynes. The Paxton Novi 1000 is the cheapest but will provide minute gains compared to the S-trim. http://store.summitracing.com/egnsea...115+4294924761
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Re: S/c
thanks man, i was thinkin bout gettin that powerdyne one too cuz its so cheap. Now would a supercharger be safe to run on my stock engine or will it tear the shit outta it, cuz my friend told me the boost of the supercharger will kill my internals.
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If you just want a little power though and also don't want to put much stress on the engine, between 5-8 lbs. is safe but will give your car a nice kick. For me, I think 6 lbs. is nice happy medium but that's me.
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Re: S/c
yea all i want is like 6-8 lbs of boost im not lookin for anything crazy, so the engine will stay good under that amount of boost. and also how is the novi 1000, cuz i saw the vortechs and i know there nice but there so damn expensive, the novi 1000 is a decent price.
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I look at the Novi 1000 as = to Vortech's A-trim. Personally I'd rather spend a little more on something that is gonna give me what I want and has more room to play with. You might also look around on the corral or turbomustangs.com. Both places have a classifieds area where you can find S-trim kits for sale all the time.
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thanks alot ppl, i think im deffinitly gonna spend the extra hundred bucks for a vortech and get the sc-trim, but i have one more question, i have the stock exhaust on it(except for flowmaster mufflers) would it be better for the engine or worse(too much back pressure) if i ran a supercharger with the stock headers and h-pipe, i know your supposed to do the exhaust first before any of the other things but i dont feel like spending 700 bucks on exhaust when i can save up alil more and get the supercharger.
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If you're worried though and want a cheap alternative, go to an exhaust shop. You could probably make your own exhaust for cheaper and have it exit sooner like side tips or something.
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For a long time it gave me nightmares... witnessing an injustice like that... it's a constant reminder of just how unfair this world can be... I can still hear them taunting him....... silly rabbit, tricks are for kids... I mean, WHY COULDN'T THEY JUST GIVE HIM SOME CEREAL? Quote:
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Well I'd like to be able to hear the blower at idle lol.
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For a long time it gave me nightmares... witnessing an injustice like that... it's a constant reminder of just how unfair this world can be... I can still hear them taunting him....... silly rabbit, tricks are for kids... I mean, WHY COULDN'T THEY JUST GIVE HIM SOME CEREAL? Quote:
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LOL. I probably will be buying a polished T or YS trim soon. Run probably 15-18 psi with a T or 12-15 psi with the YS. I know mu stock windsor crank and block are good to around 700-800rwhp but I dont wanna push it too much. People already tellin my is I make 12 psi with the S I'll put 600 on the ground.
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For a long time it gave me nightmares... witnessing an injustice like that... it's a constant reminder of just how unfair this world can be... I can still hear them taunting him....... silly rabbit, tricks are for kids... I mean, WHY COULDN'T THEY JUST GIVE HIM SOME CEREAL? Quote:
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Re: S/c
Well I've been talking to several people whp build 302/351's and race mustangs all the time. One guy is making 1177rwhp with a 302 cubic inch R block and a 88mm turbo @ 32psi. The other I'm not sure about his power numbers but he is running a Dart block 351w .030 with a Procharger F2 and I think last year his fastest run was 8.20 @ 170 or so. Both guys say I should make 600rwhp and with the suspension parts I have ect I should run 9.90's with a 1.39ish 60 foot time. I'm guessing about 138mph in the 1/4. I've seen dyno graphs from guys with stock short block 302's that have H/C/I and an S-trim running 13-14psi making 550ish rwhp, one guy had a 347 I think it was and made 598rwhp with an S-trim at 14psi. But my motor is a little bigger and I have heads bigger than his so I should make 12-13psi according to Vortech. I think I'll have a pretty fun dry road daily driver!
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