Differance between D-1SC & P-1SC
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New to this game so please humour me.So exactly what is the difference between D-1SC and P-1SC procharger?I'm planning to put on an otherwise stock LS1.Thanks,Kev.
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Exterior wise, they're both the same but the D1SC headunit flows 200cfm more than the P1SC headunit...
http://www.exoticperformanceplus.com....html?item=439
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I am already starting to max a P1SC out on a stock motor. Buy the upgrade when you buy it the first time. Learn from my mistake. Mine will cost me $1400 down the road when I build a new motor....
I am pushing 5.25# with the stock 6 rib crank pulley and a 3.4" blower pulley. Started making 3# with a 4.10, got 5.1# with a 3.7, and then did a LS6 intake, TR blower cam, and 3.4" pulley, and got 5.25. Did alright powerwise (458/329), so it is flowing well, but I will max the blower rpmwise before I ever see 10# I will bet......
I am pushing 5.25# with the stock 6 rib crank pulley and a 3.4" blower pulley. Started making 3# with a 4.10, got 5.1# with a 3.7, and then did a LS6 intake, TR blower cam, and 3.4" pulley, and got 5.25. Did alright powerwise (458/329), so it is flowing well, but I will max the blower rpmwise before I ever see 10# I will bet......
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Here is a visual on the difference between the two.
http://forums.corvetteforum.com/show....php?t=1911150
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Here is a visual on the difference between the two.
http://forums.corvetteforum.com/show....php?t=1911150
http://forums.corvetteforum.com/show....php?t=1911150
Ah well, the P1 is good for now
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When I order mine, I'll make sure to do it right the first time and buy the D1sc. I know the hp bug will get me and I'll end up maxing out the P1sc, so I'll fork over the extra 200 to save in the long run.
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The F-1A has a 5.40/1 step up ratio, where the P-1SC and the D-1SC have a 4.10/1 ratio. A larger pulley for the head unit would have to be made to allow an F-1A to keep the boost down on a stock bottom end. I have one customer who had a 5.50 pulley made for his GTO, which kept his boost at 7 pounds. The GTO kit has a 7.0 crank pulley though, where the LS1 F Body kits have a 7.65 crank pulley. What this means is that on an F Body you would need an even larger blower pulley made to keep the boost down. Bob