well i just picked up an 88 iroc. as of now its a 350tpi, im concidering stroking it, and want to go carbed, my other car is fuel injected, and this isnt a daily driver, its a toy, and id like to go carbed so i can learn carbs... and because i was concidering a roots style blower.

is anyone here running a blower like this? i was thinking weiand but honestly dont know much about camaros, cars yes, camaros no.

what are some opinions about this? any pics? and any links to learn me up on some camaro ****... all would be appreciated

i kno there are some basic questions here, but its supercharger related, hence it bein posted here, if this is the wrong sec. im sorry plz move it for me.

 

Theres a few guys on this board that have roots style blower. You could find plenty by using the search feature. On another note, i would recommend a centrifigul style like a procharger or vortech, that way you can keep it under the stock hood, and it requires less fab work than the x-71 type blowers

 

thanks. i did use the search quite a bit already, im not new to forums at all, and i hate when newbs come along and ask the same few questions twice a day.

i do like the idea of a centri, and plan on putting a centri on my mustang, just want to go differant w. the maro. ive always liked roots/twinscrew blowers for multiple reasons, and if i had to throw a big hood on the maro to fit it then so be it, not a huge problem.

btw... im not here to start any **** w. any of you guys. i mentioned my mustang and yes i have a stang and a camaro, ive seen numerous times stang ppl come here or other camaro forums just to start ****, this is not the case... im here simply to learn more about my new car.

 

the roots blower like a 6-71 or 8-71 will come out of the hood regardless if it's a 4" cowl or not it'll still be higher than that. You will need aftermarket heads or the 86-down type bolt pattern to mate up with the blower lower intake. In 87-up years the center 2 holes on the heads are at a different angle. Any other questions just post up.