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Supercharger information

I need some information about superchargers. I want to supercharge my 1999 GMC Yukon 5.7L engine. First off, is it true that it is safe for a stock engine to have 6-9 lbs of boost? And second, does a 160 degree thermostat help prevent detonation? Your replies are appreciated.
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Go to www.ls1tech.com for info on that kind of stuff.. lots of knowledge there.
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Old 12-14-2002, 10:58 PM
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Go to www.ls1tech.com for info on that kind of stuff.. lots of knowledge there.

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I think this is probably the best site to go to when you want to find out what you need to do for a supercharger. I don't think 6-9 lbs of boost is ok on a stock engine, the website says around 3-4 lbs of boost.

http://www.blowerdriveservice.com/recommend.htm

Tells you everything you need to do and how it will help your engine and supercharger perform.
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I think this is probably the best site to go to when you want to find out what you need to do for a supercharger.

HAHAHAHAHA oh my shit...

This site has the biggest number of delinquents and idiots I've ever seen. You've no clue how much time I spend laughing at 60% of the posts made on this forum.

I think of AF as more of an Entertainment place than a Automotive Information meca. Seriously now, how often do you read something here that makes you go "hmmm, well gee golly I never knew that..."


This isnt a flame at AF at all, Im just saying... AF in general isnt the most Educated place on the Web. Startin WIF ME!
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Well, you're starting with the 350 in your Yukon, right? You engine has 9:1 compression and cast pistons. I would say 3-4 psi boost would be about as much as I would push.

If you get a set of 8:1 forged pistons, 10-15 PSI shouldn't be out of the question. Add a rising rate fuel pressure regulator, and you're in business. Then you have to worry about the strength of your crank and rods. The crank should be good for it, but I wouldn't trust the rods under that level of boost.

Considering the cost of a blower, a set of pistons is not much, a couple hundred. You're basically paying $2000-$3000 for a 4 psi, or an extra $400 for 10 psi.

If you really want to get into this, get a forged crank, rods and pistons. You can get a nice 383 kit with all forged components for a bit over $2000, and coupled with the blower, you'll be making 500+ hp.
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If you really want to get into this, get a forged crank, rods and pistons. You can get a nice 383 kit with all forged components for a bit over $2000, and coupled with the blower, you'll be making 500+ hp.
How much do you think it would cost to have those pistons installed in an engine? I wouldn't have a clue how to rip apart the engine and replace the pistons.

What the fuck is your problem redneck?
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No problem at all, and I stand by my statement.
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I give him a website to check out for information and all of a sudden its humorous? I fail to see where it is.

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Automotive Information meca. Seriously now, how often do you read something here that makes you go "hmmm, well gee golly I never knew that..."
Ya know there is another forum that is an information section. I would expect repetitive questions in a forum like street racing that probably gets a new person each day.
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Well, now re-reading your original post I see that you were refering to the Site that you posted as being a place for information. I thought you were stating AF as the best place for knowledge on Supercharges and such things. My mistake. Whoops... but....

I was refering to AF in general, not just Street Racing. And My original statement still stands... Hope I didnt offend you.
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Yeah, man you all the sudden snapped! Reading back now it was like holy $hit! What crawled up his a$$!
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How much do you think it would cost to have those pistons installed in an engine? I wouldn't have a clue how to rip apart the engine and replace the pistons.

What the fuck is your problem redneck?
Depends on what the local shop will charge you... A lot of guys will do it just for a flat of beer. It's not really that hard, you drain everything, take out the distributor, put the engine on a stand and replace the rotating mass. You'll probably have to gently remove the pistons with a 4 lb hammer

This is of course a great time to replace the cam while the engine is upside down on a stand. You can buy everything as a kit and have a local speed shop build it for you.

I agree with Redneck, you get a lot of people passing through here who don't know wtf they're talking about, and I wouldn't want to take advice from them.
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Like me for instance. I know about certain cars and such. The rest I leave up to the other guys.
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