D1 PROCHARGER VS F1a PROCHARGER....??
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From what I have read, you'll need a cam that will bleed off enough boost to let the stock short block live for any amount of time. I was looking at a big cam with lots of duration and a 110lsa and a 5" pulley I think to keep the boost down. For a F1 you will have a very limited lifespan on a completely stock motor..if you plan on reving it past 3000rpms or so.
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From what I have read, you'll need a cam that will bleed off enough boost to let the stock short block live for any amount of time. I was looking at a big cam with lots of duration and a 110lsa and a 5" pulley I think to keep the boost down. For a F1 you will have a very limited lifespan on a completely stock motor..if you plan on reving it past 3000rpms or so.
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D1-sc vs F1a
I've wonderd the same thing. No one ever has a direct answer but best I can tell the F1a puts out about 5 or 6 more psi than the D1 and that would be about 75 hp or so. It would be nice if someone could dyno a D1 maxed out then put a maxed out F1a and see the HP and boost difference. In a built motor with supporting mods. Each motor combo may be a little different but it would give us good idea of differences.
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Well after replacing my old D1SC today with a New F1A there was hardly in change in power or boost
I suspect i have an issue somewhere starrting with the front mount intercooler.
I will log boost before the intercooler to see what i am getting there,
416ci , ported LS3 heads , GT7 LPE cam ,large high flow exhaust , 4L80E 3000rpm Circle D
Both blowers i believe where close to max RPM.
Dyno Dynamics machine
D1-SC - Pulley combo - 3.4 blower , 7.5 crank (K080545) = 620 HP @ 16 psi (6500)
F1A - Pulley combo - 3.9 blower , 7.5 crank (K080550) = 635 HP @ 17 psi (6500)
Anyone out there running a F1A with this pulley combo and engine ?
Interested to found out what sort of boost they are getting .
cheers
I suspect i have an issue somewhere starrting with the front mount intercooler.
I will log boost before the intercooler to see what i am getting there,
416ci , ported LS3 heads , GT7 LPE cam ,large high flow exhaust , 4L80E 3000rpm Circle D
Both blowers i believe where close to max RPM.
Dyno Dynamics machine
D1-SC - Pulley combo - 3.4 blower , 7.5 crank (K080545) = 620 HP @ 16 psi (6500)
F1A - Pulley combo - 3.9 blower , 7.5 crank (K080550) = 635 HP @ 17 psi (6500)
Anyone out there running a F1A with this pulley combo and engine ?
Interested to found out what sort of boost they are getting .
cheers
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Sounds like your at the limit of what an 8-rib can support. From what I've read on here:
D1 w/filter - 625-690 rwhp
D1 w/o filter - 725-808 rwhp
F1A w/filter - 700-775 rwhp
F1A w/o filter - 800-950 rwhp
I think the inlet restriction can cause a lot of drag from the blower then the belt starts to let go. Once that belt starts slipping it's all over. Try putting some VHT or other sticky stuff on the belt and see what it does.
I remember one thread that went from an 8-rib to a 50mm cog and picked up like 150. Some of the Corvette guys run a custom 8" crank pulley so they can run a larger blower pulley that helps with belt slip. Unfortunately I haven't seen such a pulley made to fit the F-body balancer.
D1 w/filter - 625-690 rwhp
D1 w/o filter - 725-808 rwhp
F1A w/filter - 700-775 rwhp
F1A w/o filter - 800-950 rwhp
I think the inlet restriction can cause a lot of drag from the blower then the belt starts to let go. Once that belt starts slipping it's all over. Try putting some VHT or other sticky stuff on the belt and see what it does.
I remember one thread that went from an 8-rib to a 50mm cog and picked up like 150. Some of the Corvette guys run a custom 8" crank pulley so they can run a larger blower pulley that helps with belt slip. Unfortunately I haven't seen such a pulley made to fit the F-body balancer.
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Ok, I don't suspect belt slip is the big issue here ,
I mean maybe a pound or so slip if that especially going 1/2 bigger on the blower ,
I am not running any thing on the back of the F1A so no restriction there ,
So according to the above ruff HP figures I am down 200hp and this is with a larger 7.5 inch crank pulley (GTO kit comes with 7 inch )
Has anyone else maxed a F1A on there combo ?
Cheers
I mean maybe a pound or so slip if that especially going 1/2 bigger on the blower ,
I am not running any thing on the back of the F1A so no restriction there ,
So according to the above ruff HP figures I am down 200hp and this is with a larger 7.5 inch crank pulley (GTO kit comes with 7 inch )
Has anyone else maxed a F1A on there combo ?
Cheers
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Would love to know more about this car and pulley combo,
Any idea what he is called or point me in the right direction to find him
Cheers
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As i have posted on the other F1A threads, I have solved my problem,
After running a test i learnt that my current intercooler is a massive restriction with my combination.
24 psi in 16 psi out.
Thats probably where my power has gone.
cheers
After running a test i learnt that my current intercooler is a massive restriction with my combination.
24 psi in 16 psi out.
Thats probably where my power has gone.
cheers
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I know u got 24 psi in 16 psi out. buy sounds like u got a good cooler. Do u know what others have before and after their coolers? All coolers probably have some psi drop before and after cooler.
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But more so the fact that it is actually a turbo cooler rather then a blower one.
I believe the difference in the two is that blower coolers need to have shorter tubes otherwise the pressure drop is too high.