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Old 04-29-2009, 04:55 PM   #1
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Limitations of the Procharger D1SC Third Gen kit??
Anyone know what the limitations of the D1SC kits are. Like at what point the belt starts to slip or the blower brackets start flexing. How much boost or how much HP are these kits capable of in out of the box form. I'm not concerned with induction right now and I've already been on Prochargers website and seen what the blower itself is capable of. Anyone??
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well i run 14#'s of boost on a stock procharger 8-rib setup with no issues at all
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Hey 86Z, How much horse yoiu puttin out with that 305 with the procharger?
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Hey 86Z, How much horse yoiu puttin out with that 305 with the procharger?
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