Torq storm supercharger
Plus, these SC'ers are low power makers......they are nowhere near what the Prochargers can do. There's no benefit in using them since the Procharger bracket can compliment several units so you just do a quick head unit swap to upgrade.
They do claim one of their SC'ers made 1600 HP on a big block engine at 12psi.....but I don't know anything about that build.
https://torqstorm.com/torqstorm-unve...-supercharger/
https://torqstorm.com/torqstorm-unve...-supercharger/
$4,500 for a head unit that doesnt work as well as a Procharger that is equivalent in price and has proven brackets, performance, and quality.
so custom brackets, hours of fabrication, and a head unit that WILL make less power. Seems like a no brainer to me...
Why would you even consider these?
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so custom brackets, hours of fabrication, and a head unit that WILL make less power. Seems like a no brainer to me...
Why would you even consider these?
There is a gal on YouTube with a cam headers G8 GT that has been running a TS. Her best time with the 75mm was 10.3 @ 135. They swapped to the 88 and broke into the 9's @ 140. Then the trans gave up. So based on that I think the 88mm TS will make 8-850whp pretty easily on E85 with a 6.2. I would place the 88mm in the realm of Prochargers D series. The 75mm is similar to a P1.
If they had an fbody kit that's the way I would have gone instead of turbo.
Still considering some sort of SC instead of turbo because I'm so tired of all the underhood HEAT PROBLEMS lol... bubbling fuel, IAT at 130's, all the routing of wires (and oil and brake lines!) around hot pipes, and it heats up my trans cooler... etc etc
so custom brackets, hours of fabrication, and a head unit that WILL make less power. Seems like a no brainer to me...
Why would you even consider these?
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