Is it maggie finished ?
LS2 Engine with Magnuson Supercharger.
What You think, is it finished? I checked how it looks like today. Se photos:
LS engines have a press fit balancer and there is no key. With the case of a supercharger, the lower pulley should be pinned (adding a key) in order to keep it from rotating under the load of the supercharger.
http://www.superchargersonline.com/i...ual-hotrod.pdf
See steps 51 for crank pinning instructions.
Andrew
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And yes, my point is that the blower is maxed out.
Tony, a few months ago it was suggested that you upgrade to an 8 rib pulley system. From the photo it seems that your are still running the original 6 rib pulley system. There is a strong possibility of belt slip. If that is the case, you may be able to get just a little more out of the blower. My system was very similar to yours and in spite of utilizing the 8 rib system with an 8" OD crank & 2.9 upper pulley, I could not squeeze anymore out of the blower. I cannot remember which cam you have & if you are running headers. Those two components can effect boost level ( which is not horsepower). My point being, I've seen stock motors make a littler more boost than 10 lbs. With that being said, you may have a little room for boost when the belt slip is taken care of. My concern is that your goal of 600 HP may be on the edge of the limits.
Comparing this to my experience: my set up was the same blower, forged LS2, blower cam ( low overlap), heads ( 11.2 CR) & headers. Spraying meth to combat the IAT's. I saw no more than 10.5 lbs boost & made 550HP/500TQ on a Mustang dyno. On a different day & DynoJet dyno ... I may have been a little closer to your target numbers. But that was it.
I was done ( in regard to more HP & blower capabilities).
For me the last option was to add a small shot of N2o. It was a great way to increase just a little more HP when needed. That put me over the 600 HP goal.
You mention the target of 600 HP. Where are you now in re: to HP/TQ.
Is the vehicle not performing as you would like, or are you concerned that the motor has another issue ?
What You mean maxed out? ( i don't understand this "maxed out" - sorry I am from Poland
) You mean that this blower is broken?? Tell me is it dangerous to my engine to run it with this maggie?I have install the 8rib system, the photo in first posts is old. So i think that i don't have the belt slip problem ( and my boost is constant to max RPM )
I have LS9 camshaft, pac 1218 springs, and some drilled input and exhaust ports.
Below I add my best dyne test, and more photos of my blower. Help me, is it ok to put it back to my Engine???
For good drift I need that 600PS and -700-800NM





Maxed out = blower is at its maximum limit. There is no further boost to get from this blower. Attached you will find a chart that speaks to pulley size and RPM of the blower. The red exeeds recommended maximum RPM. You are a little over the safe limit.
The fact that you are consistently making & holding 10-11 lbs of boost tells me your blower is working. I believe it is safe to put it back on the car.
Sorry, I don't know how to convert HP & TQ from NM & PS but the chart shows
( what I believe to be ) a good TQ curve. I can tell you with certainty that an LS2 6.0 with this blower on top will be at its maximum limit at 10-11 lbs. boost. The limits of HP will be about 500 - 550 maximum. Typical results range from 450 - 500 HP on mildly modified motor as yours.
i had the exact same setup as you. ls2, 122, 1:1 rears, 2.8 upper, 8 inch crank pulley. it made 12 psi
spraying nitrous through it was the only way to make more power
head unit was way overspun passed efficiency
Andrew







