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what is needed to run a supercharger with nitrous. say i already have a cam intake and headers and a blown carb. the motor is a mild stoke 350. 5.7L advice would be nice thank you
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But no really, one or the other is usually the way to go. If you were to run both you would need the best forged internals you can get and low compression.
If you're going to run any boost at all, it's going to take all top shelf components!!!! Aftermarket block, billet crank and rods, 2618 pistons, ZG rings, and some really, really first rate machine and assembly work..... Not just a check it with plastigage and run it operation---if you want it to live....
True that. If your gonna put boost to that motor i would get some nice blower pistons, usually you want to start with a motor with lower compression if you are gonna put boost to it. Also make sure you get a a forged steel crank and billet main caps, or between the boost and nitrous that motor won't last long.
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i run a 75shot on my car to cool down the air charge with 10lbs of boost from a 142 weiand blower, i have a stock bottom end and havent had any problems with it. when it goes lean is where your going to run into problems
__________________ 89 305,holley 650dp, hooker 2210 long tubes, true duals with x pipe and moroso mufflers, msd pro billet dizzy, msd 6al, comp xr276hr cam ,pro comp aluminum heads,t-56 with ac delco clutch ,spohn x-member and torque arm, 1.65 lunati rockers,weiand 142 blower
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i run a 75shot on my car to cool down the air charge with 10lbs of boost from a 142 weiand blower, i have a stock bottom end and havent had any problems with it. when it goes lean is where your going to run into problems
They compliment one another. The nitrous cools down the intake charge from the blower. But - Even with a forged bottom end, it'd better be tuned right. Don't allow it to go lean, and keep the timing backed down enough so it doesn't detonate. Also as mentioned, lower compression pistons will help squeeze more power out of that combo and stay safe....
what the last two people said. Its all in the tune. There are a few people running GOBS of boost on stock blocked lower ends and doing fine.
I need to finish plumbing my nitrous.
I have a fully forged 383 with a novi 2000 pulled for 12psi. and a 125 shot on top of that.(again to cool the intake charge)
__________________ 92 Vert | 383 LT1 | Novi 2000 supercharger | 125 Shot Nitrous | Alloy Engineering Strut Mounts |spohon adj. trq arm & cross member | 9bolt with 3.45's
89 305,holley 650dp, hooker 2210 long tubes, true duals with x pipe and moroso mufflers, msd pro billet dizzy, msd 6al, comp xr276hr cam ,pro comp aluminum heads,t-56 with ac delco clutch ,spohn x-member and torque arm, 1.65 lunati rockers,weiand 142 blower
