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Old 05-15-2007, 02:40 AM   #1
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Supercharger with 11.0:1 compression?

Just a thought for now.. But can I add a supercharger with 11.0:1compression? I have a 383 stroker with:

1) Dart Pro 1 heads 215cc/ 64cc
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I've seen the 93-97 F-body kits available from Procharger which are 4.5 PSI,
I had a 95 T/A which was 10.5:1 compression, If this can be done what gains should I expect?
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Old 05-17-2007, 02:37 AM   #2
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Re: Supercharger with 11.0:1 compression?

to be honest, i wouldnt do it.. 11:1 is pushing pump gas as is.. if you run straight 110 then i would say hit up 7psi.. and gain 100+rwhp..

if you really want to boost, get the pro 1's with the 72 cc chamber..
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Re: Supercharger with 11.0:1 compression?

Here's what running 7lb of boost on a 10.5:1 motor did

http://videos.streetfire.net/video/2...ea017ce1ea.htm
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Re: Supercharger with 11.0:1 compression?

sure it can be done, but its going to need some GOOD fuel!

Probably C16 minimum for a few pounds of boost, then maybe something stupid like C23 if you want to run more boost


I think your better off buying some larger chamber heads. then if your lucky you might get away with pump gas. For the cost of a drum or 2 of race fuel, you can buy new heads!

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Re: Supercharger with 11.0:1 compression?

hey thats crackys car!!!!

i am going to run a 355 with about a 9-9.2:1 compression with a 3 core intercooler and kept the boost down to max 10psi.... i should be able to run 93 plus keep head gaskets......

but 11.1:1 is way to much!......
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Re: Supercharger with 11.0:1 compression?

Water/methanol spray injection cooling would help, however 11.0:1, still pushing it. Heck I know some guys go below 8.0:1 when they supercharge *L*
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