mustang93

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I am wanting to know what will make the best power... A Powerdyne supercharger on a stock LS1, or a set of good heads and cam.. And spray..

Flaminchiten67

The heads cam and spray. How much nitrous are you talking? a 100 shot? a 250 shot?

I would rather have the supercharger though, better driveability and the power is always there, no bottles to refill.

Hennytime

iTrader: (33)

supercharger and spray

Urban Legend

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I picked up 218 ponies with ATI's Procharger. And those extra ponies are always present when I step on the gas pedal. Cannot say the same about nitrous and its bottle filling routine.

black01_WS6

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go supercharger, over time n20 will cost about the same, as refills tend to get expensive.

MountainMotor

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A lot of the guys I know that go supercharger are going Procharger. It has a lot to do also with what kind of cam, heads and how much spray your talking? Give us some more specs on the parts your wanting?

BlackHawk T/A

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And that's exactly what someone with a daily driver doesn't want...because unlike forced induction, N2O doesn't affect your mileage or driveability...

v8hunter

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I'd bet that either could make similar power. I'm looking about a year down the road thinking about either heads/cam with rebuild or a forged motor and supercharger(or turbo). I'm leaning towards the heads/cam (maybe even stroker) setup since that way it won't put as much strain on the drivetrain as I'm planning on a mostly street setup. I'd expect the s/c to be death to the tranny and rear end in short order due to the massive torque increase.

I'd say that the s/c has the best power potential as you can always spray it too...I'm not saying that your motor or drivetrain will last though. Spray gives a bigger gain on an s/c motor as it also acts as an intercooler.

Mike

VORTECFCAR

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A mild H/C/N20 setup will annihilate a powerdyne supercharger to answer your question.

SS1875

iTrader: (34)

Between those two...Heads/Cam/Spray, an ATI procharger is a different animal and would be better still ,however it's pricey for everything that has to be done.