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Old 04-16-2013, 01:00 PM
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Default F3 135 procharger too big?

theres a f3X-135 standard rotation (thinkin F3R-135 as i cant find a f3x anywere) forsale locally, would this be way to big for a forged 347 9:1 CR even with the right pulley set up?

would it work on an ls1 trans am?

also, not counting fuel needs and intercooler/cold side, rough estimate on what it might cost to get what ever else i need to mount this on my car, like bracket and pulleys etc

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Yes its too big for a stock block anything. You will not be able to slow it down enough.
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dang lol ight, well while were on this subject what would be a good procharger to be looking for if i go this route? like an F1A?
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what are your goals? Street car or racecar? Auto or M?
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T56 and high horsepower DD, so it have to be some were around 16-20 ish psi on 93octane, assuming thats the max psi this engine can handle on 93
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Get yourself a F1, you will have your hands full!
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f1. Unless you want over 1200 wheel then I'd look into f1x or f2
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HOLY ****, an F3X? DUDE... No way in hell, unless you want to do a crank drive/cog drive.
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Originally Posted by ToxicWS6
T56 and high horsepower DD, so it have to be some were around 16-20 ish psi on 93octane, assuming thats the max psi this engine can handle on 93
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lol ight, yeah i thought it was bigger then an F1 but wasnt sure how much, and ight sounds good, ill keep an eye out for one then, ive been bouncin between turbo or procharger now, if i find a used one cheap enough i wanna go procharged but up to the funding lol
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thats the kit i was looking at actually bob, out of price range unfortunatly atm, lookin to sell my silverado and if i do im probably going that route
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F3 135 made 45psi on oure 526 hemi
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yeah f3 are for pro mods looking for like 3000hp. lol

if you could make it work it would turn that motor into a fire cracker.
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o wow yeah i kinda figured it ether blow the guts out on idle or be making 10psi or somethin crazy at idle lolol, uh well, thanks though guys!
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Originally Posted by ToxicWS6
o wow yeah i kinda figured it ether blow the guts out on idle or be making 10psi or somethin crazy at idle lolol, uh well, thanks though guys!
You could run it without blowing up your engine, but its not the best way to go about it. You could always waste gate it if you wanted.



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