View Poll Results: Magnacharger or Procharger?
Magnacharger
15
28.85%
Procharger
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Magnacharger vs Procharger
10-29-2009, 10:49 PM
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I like the procharger because it provides power according to rpm. There is more power in the upper rpm's where maggies start to run out of steam also.
Maggies make killer torque down low kinda like terminator mustangs but i like the way to PC works alot like a turbo and the torque curve looks alot more like a N/A power curve compared to alot of monster torque early and flattening out late.
On a street car a maggie would probably kill people from a stop light if you can get traction, but once the revs get up I bet a PC would walk away from it.
Maggies make killer torque down low kinda like terminator mustangs but i like the way to PC works alot like a turbo and the torque curve looks alot more like a N/A power curve compared to alot of monster torque early and flattening out late.
On a street car a maggie would probably kill people from a stop light if you can get traction, but once the revs get up I bet a PC would walk away from it.
10-30-2009, 02:24 PM
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I love my maggie
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MTI clear lid ,Kook 1 7/8 LT header, Kook Y pipe Magnaflow cat back, BMR sub frame connector, trans cooler, 160 thermostat, DMH electric cut out, Comp Cam 230 234 115 lsa .60lb injectors, Magnacharger supercharged with water methanol injection, HP tuner. Tune by Matt at TTP Performance Little Fall NJ 530 RwHP-531 RWTQ.
2001 WS6 Transam convertible
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2001 WS6 Transam convertible
10-30-2009, 03:46 PM
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http://www.exoticperformanceplus.com....html?item=798
The ProCharger D-1SC System in the above link is capable of powering your car into the low 9's in the 1/4 mile with a built engine and suspension. Bob
The ProCharger D-1SC System in the above link is capable of powering your car into the low 9's in the 1/4 mile with a built engine and suspension. Bob
10-30-2009, 05:29 PM
#7
I like the procharger because it provides power according to rpm. There is more power in the upper rpm's where maggies start to run out of steam also.
Maggies make killer torque down low kinda like terminator mustangs but i like the way to PC works alot like a turbo and the torque curve looks alot more like a N/A power curve compared to alot of monster torque early and flattening out late.
On a street car a maggie would probably kill people from a stop light if you can get traction, but once the revs get up I bet a PC would walk away from it.
Maggies make killer torque down low kinda like terminator mustangs but i like the way to PC works alot like a turbo and the torque curve looks alot more like a N/A power curve compared to alot of monster torque early and flattening out late.
On a street car a maggie would probably kill people from a stop light if you can get traction, but once the revs get up I bet a PC would walk away from it.
+1... What it basically boils down to is what the purpose of your car will be i.e. street stalker, highway robbery, or 1320 *****.
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10-30-2009, 05:45 PM
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[QUOTE=doom brincer;12440231]I love my maggie
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GOD that looks like butt sex^^^.
I love the whine of the maggies and i do love the instant insane torque. But i think im looking more into rolling street races. I might go to the track once in a while but i like set up street races better
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[/IMG]GOD that looks like butt sex^^^.
I love the whine of the maggies and i do love the instant insane torque. But i think im looking more into rolling street races. I might go to the track once in a while but i like set up street races better
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10-30-2009, 05:47 PM
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Plain and simple no more replies needed after this......
MAGGIE for street light to streetlight and quietness
PRO for freeway raping and loud power steering squel sound...
both can do fine at the track
and the pro has more power potential higher in the rpm's
MAGGIE for street light to streetlight and quietness
PRO for freeway raping and loud power steering squel sound...
both can do fine at the track
and the pro has more power potential higher in the rpm's
10-30-2009, 05:49 PM
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I love my maggie
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MTI clear lid ,Kook 1 7/8 LT header, Kook Y pipe Magnaflow cat back, BMR sub frame connector, trans cooler, 160 thermostat, DMH electric cut out, Comp Cam 230 234 115 lsa .60lb injectors, Magnacharger supercharged with water methanol injection, HP tuner. Tune by Matt at TTP Performance Little Fall NJ 530 RwHP-531 RWTQ.
2001 WS6 Transam convertible
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[/IMG]MTI clear lid ,Kook 1 7/8 LT header, Kook Y pipe Magnaflow cat back, BMR sub frame connector, trans cooler, 160 thermostat, DMH electric cut out, Comp Cam 230 234 115 lsa .60lb injectors, Magnacharger supercharged with water methanol injection, HP tuner. Tune by Matt at TTP Performance Little Fall NJ 530 RwHP-531 RWTQ.
2001 WS6 Transam convertible
10-30-2009, 06:05 PM
#11
ProCharger for 2 reasons. 1. Getting anything than a MP112 under there is pretty custom. 2. Maggies are pretty inefficient up top, your IAT's get very high, and there is no way to really cool the charge unless you plumb the lower plenum with alky. They get VERY hot in the higher RPM's, so after 3 runs, you could be down up to 60-80HP.
10-30-2009, 07:21 PM
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It depends on what your power goals are. If you're limited to an MP112 or MP122, about 550 to 600 at the wheels is about it. If you're good at those power levels, a maggie is tough to beat. 500 ft lbs at 2500 rpm makes for a spritely ride. It moves my 5000 lb truck around like a vette. Mid 12's in hot assed S Texas weather. The rumor that the maggies quit accelerating before 5000 rpm is a little misleading. They don't quit accelerating, they just aren't accelerating at an ever increasing rate like the centris.
If you can shoehorn a TVS2300 in there, you can have it all. Brutal low end and pulls hard on the big end if you're set up right.
If you can shoehorn a TVS2300 in there, you can have it all. Brutal low end and pulls hard on the big end if you're set up right.
10-30-2009, 07:31 PM
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It depends on what your power goals are. If you're limited to an MP112 or MP122, about 550 to 600 at the wheels is about it. If you're good at those power levels, a maggie is tough to beat. 500 ft lbs at 2500 rpm makes for a spritely ride. It moves my 5000 lb truck around like a vette. Mid 12's in hot assed S Texas weather. The rumor that the maggies quit accelerating before 5000 rpm is a little misleading. They don't quit accelerating, they just aren't accelerating at an ever increasing rate like the centris.
If you can shoehorn a TVS2300 in there, you can have it all. Brutal low end and pulls hard on the big end if you're set up right.
If you can shoehorn a TVS2300 in there, you can have it all. Brutal low end and pulls hard on the big end if you're set up right.
One more question though will i have to rebuild my bottom end for it or if i keep the psi low should it be able to hold?
10-30-2009, 08:34 PM
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If your bottom end is healthy and the tune is spot on, you shouldn't have any problems. Upgraded rod bolts might be a good addition.
10-30-2009, 10:45 PM
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The maggie is great if you want power to cruse around on the street but builds a lot of heat at the track. If your going to take it to the track a lot the Procharger is the way to go. Im a track man so I've got to co with the Procharger
10-31-2009, 07:15 AM
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ProCharger for 2 reasons. 1. Getting anything than a MP112 under there is pretty custom. 2. Maggies are pretty inefficient up top, your IAT's get very high, and there is no way to really cool the charge unless you plumb the lower plenum with alky. They get VERY hot in the higher RPM's, so after 3 runs, you could be down up to 60-80HP.
10-31-2009, 02:06 PM
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The D1SC like trust has can be as mild as 450 or 500 rwhp on a stock bottom end or up to around 800 rwhp on a built motor with no hood clearence issues, heat problems, or changing blowers. And if by some chance 800rwhp gets boring down the road you can always upgrade to a F1 series which will put you around the 1k rwhp mark.
10-31-2009, 02:37 PM
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If you go maggie make sure you have a hell of a suspension to hook all the early torque. But alot of people say that they'll be happy at XXX hp but as soon as they get used to the power or get beat by a faster car they want more. That maggie will put you in the range of a pullied GT500 or maybe a KB terminator at best.
The D1SC like trust has can be as mild as 450 or 500 rwhp on a stock bottom end or up to around 800 rwhp on a built motor with no hood clearence issues, heat problems, or changing blowers. And if by some chance 800rwhp gets boring down the road you can always upgrade to a F1 series which will put you around the 1k rwhp mark.
The D1SC like trust has can be as mild as 450 or 500 rwhp on a stock bottom end or up to around 800 rwhp on a built motor with no hood clearence issues, heat problems, or changing blowers. And if by some chance 800rwhp gets boring down the road you can always upgrade to a F1 series which will put you around the 1k rwhp mark.
