Anyone gone from TT to SC?
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From: Texas / 427ci F1R 1,002 rwhp/928 rwtq
Anyone gone from TT to SC? I hear of quite a few people selling their superchargers for twins, but do not a lot going the other way. If you have, please share the experience as I am having a very tough time making the decision.
The only cases I've heard of anyone switching from a TT system to a SC setup were either related to a rear mount turbo or an unproven kit that never worked right (there has been a hundred turbo kit vendors come and go over the last few years).
I've had both a ProCharger and a TTi kit and frankly there is no comparison whatsoever. I'd take turbos any day of the week.
I've had both a ProCharger and a TTi kit and frankly there is no comparison whatsoever. I'd take turbos any day of the week.
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I had a Vortech T-trim and swapped to a home-built T-76 turbo setup. At the same boost, the turbo made about 30 more rwhp. The real advantage, though, was that the T-trim was max'd out at 13 psi (belt slip problems when trying to go higher) and the T-76 has gone as high as 24 psi, netting way way more than 30 more rwhp.
Mike
Mike
I know I would never own another turbo kit for these cars. Especially if you do all your own work. Its like trying to stuff 50lbs of **** in a 5 lb bag. Itd be different if there was more room.
Also, I dont like the way a turbo hits. Its just like a N2O setup, crazy TQ down low (at spool) and then tapers off. Makes it nearly impossible for traction on the street. I like the linear power of a SC and 1/2 the parts to deal with. They both will get the job done.
Now, if you dont mind cutting up your car or ditching stuff like A/C, and whatever, then the turbo wouldnt be bad.
Also, I dont like the way a turbo hits. Its just like a N2O setup, crazy TQ down low (at spool) and then tapers off. Makes it nearly impossible for traction on the street. I like the linear power of a SC and 1/2 the parts to deal with. They both will get the job done.
Now, if you dont mind cutting up your car or ditching stuff like A/C, and whatever, then the turbo wouldnt be bad.
