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Old 10-24-2012, 10:18 PM
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"I one" procharger. Any one know anymore info about it? From the info I have found it looks like it comes with a in car display. Which I'm guessing is used to control boost and adjust it. I'm also guessing it will be at SEMA.
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It has been testing for over a year on their raptor. Last I knew it was programmable on inlet side
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this is interesting , i want to know more about this .
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Actually it was on two different cars I know the raptor was one. I think the testing may be closer to 2 years and was a lite pricey vs a waste gate. I know they were working on traction control on it originally.
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Neat! A controllable CVT on a procharger is a nifty idea. They could do the same with other types of superchargers too.
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Looks good but only one problem. How the hell is that going to fit in an fbody haha.
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I just texted one of them
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Personally, I have a hard time hooking up with making progressive boost much less instant boost at low rpm.

If I wanted more low end boost, I'd put a smaller pulley on it.
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a wastegate would work too..
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I might be selling a wastegate
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That's pretty cool. I wonder what the price on that is? 10k lol
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Very cool product!


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Good to 850's crank 1'st app 5 gens then mustangs
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it'll b no time before we see a retro fit kits for the fbodies. Im very curious on the price and what these sound like. what head unit they use etc ...
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850 flywheel would make me think it is based on the D1sc head unit. It would be cool if you could slow the sc for fuel mpg help also.

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Originally Posted by The Alchemist
Personally, I have a hard time hooking up with making progressive boost much less instant boost at low rpm.

If I wanted more low end boost, I'd put a smaller pulley on it.
That works great, until you overspeed the compressor wheel or your belt starts slipping

This compensates for both of those problems.


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