700 rwhp with procharger possible ??
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700 rwhp with procharger possible ??
Is 700 rwhp possible with the D1SC 8 ribbed kit?? I have the kit with 60 lb injectors,fuel pump,SCDE tensioner and a forged 346 comming up. How many pounds of boost can I run to obtain this goal, if it is possible??? Also how much strain will it be on this motor???
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Originally Posted by blue2002ss06
Is 700 rwhp possible with the D1SC 8 ribbed kit?? I have the kit with 60 lb injectors,fuel pump,SCDE tensioner and a forged 346 comming up. How many pounds of boost can I run to obtain this goal, if it is possible??? Also how much strain will it be on this motor???
Check out the link above, where we got 717 rwhp at just 5200 rpm with a 346 ci and an ATI ProCharger D-1SC. 16 psi of boost combined with the Lingenfelter GT2-3 camshaft, and Patriot LQ9 Stage 3 heads.
Since the engine doesn't have to be taken in orbit in rpm, it should last for a long time. Bob
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Originally Posted by BIG BAD BLACKSS
Would it be easier with more cubes, or will the D1SC run out of steam and make less power on a big cube motor like a 370 or 408?
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i dont understand why you wouldnt be able to make that power? if im not mistaken on Prochargers website said the supercharger is good to 32PSI i believe. and the next supercharger after that would be the F1 series.
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Originally Posted by rjkZ28
i dont understand why you wouldnt be able to make that power? if im not mistaken on Prochargers website said the supercharger is good to 32PSI i believe. and the next supercharger after that would be the F1 series.
PSI has nothing to do with horsepower... it only shows the motors restriction...
when looking at a blower find the CFM that it will flow or do the generic thing and look at how much HP it will support and take about 8-10% off
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I bet it will..
I mean Chris from MTI has made almost 700rwhp and 800+rwtq for right at about a year on a stock LS2 bottem end on nitrous.. and it goes through a bottle a week.
The Vette should easy do well into the 140s in the 1/4 when we goto the track in a week or two.
I mean Chris from MTI has made almost 700rwhp and 800+rwtq for right at about a year on a stock LS2 bottem end on nitrous.. and it goes through a bottle a week.
The Vette should easy do well into the 140s in the 1/4 when we goto the track in a week or two.
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Originally Posted by SSilverSSurfer
on a forged motor it should make that no problem especially with the D1 kit
I agree, with proper tuning and nice little blower cam it should be a no brainer but you will most likely have to upgrade your fuel system also to support those horsepower levels!!
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Originally Posted by blue2002ss06
Is 700 rwhp possible with the D1SC 8 ribbed kit?? I have the kit with 60 lb injectors,fuel pump,SCDE tensioner and a forged 346 comming up. How many pounds of boost can I run to obtain this goal, if it is possible??? Also how much strain will it be on this motor???
I'm sure a D1 can get to 700rwhp if you have the fuel system and can keep the blower belt on.