Does this add up?
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Does this add up? Car: 2002 Corvette
Motor: 347
Tranny: Automatic
Adder: F1R
... Power ...
885rwhp/815rwtq
https://ls1tech.com/forums/forced-induction/709039-885rwhp-814rwtq-little-cdn-347-f1r-need-more-fuel.html
Thats alot of power for a stock displacement motor and through an Automatic tranny...
Motor: 347
Tranny: Automatic
Adder: F1R
... Power ...
885rwhp/815rwtq
https://ls1tech.com/forums/forced-induction/709039-885rwhp-814rwtq-little-cdn-347-f1r-need-more-fuel.html
Thats alot of power for a stock displacement motor and through an Automatic tranny...
Yup. 20psi is 20psi when you have a huge blower. The F1R is capable of making more HP then the F1 & F1-A/F1-C
A 106mm turbo on a 347 @ 20psi will make close to the same power as a 408 with 20psi, the torque will be different though.
A 106mm turbo on a 347 @ 20psi will make close to the same power as a 408 with 20psi, the torque will be different though.
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Originally Posted by Mr Powell
Also he never mentions his lower pulley size.
Originally Posted by eb02z06
Well I put a boost sensitive regulator on the car on hopes I could bandaid the situation for my lack of fuel for Norwalk. No go-but what I did find was my last blowoff was opening under boost a tad-so we installed a new Procharger Race blowoff. Same old deal only it happened even sooner-AFR was 10.1 up to 5500 where it started to climb to 11.5-we stopped the pull around 5800 as my AFR warning light is programmed to come on at 11.5 AFR. Injectors are 130% duty cycle at 5000 rpm-boost is 20-guage only reads to 20-time for a new boost guage. Same 4.13 pulley-blower RPM is only 65000 at 6800-max is 74000-no slip. This why the car is just plain "Stupid" on the street. Time for 96lb's, a driver box and some dual walbro's-no matter what we will be at Norwalk. Rodney-please get my spare ready! Dave(Sled28's)-thanks for the stout motor. Bob(EPP)-these F1R's rock!!!!!
Originally Posted by G-Z06
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F1R is a pretty nasty blower so you have to keep that in mind since you dont run the same blower as him, also if guys like Jim Moran and Dave Diluca are posting in that thread and aren't calling b.s or questioning it, then I wouldn't doubt it for a second that it did make those numbers. Those two guys know their ****
As Tiago gracefully hinted, boost doesn't mean ****. Its all about the airflow, or CFM going through an engine, a la airpump. Talking boost is like comparing 0-60mph times out of magazines. Talking CFM is like talking 1/4mi times.
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Originally Posted by Tiago
how does his blower compare to yours airflow wise?
F1C vs F1R?
F1C vs F1R?
F1C: 1850 max CFM
F1R: 2000 max CFM
Chris I know the difference and did the research before dumping 8 grand into the procharger setup.
F1C has a ramp rate which has been described (by Procharger) as the "closest blower to a turbocharger". The power and tq apparently come with a turbo-like punch.
- The F1 and F1R are more like traditional superchargers in the way they perform.
LINK TO GRAPHS
- Please note: -
I am by no means slamming him and not saying the car is fast, I am surprised and baffled with the setup he is running to achieve the power it is making.
Well don't pay attention to the boost number as it isn't relative. His smaller motor will show more boost already and it is really all in the setup heads and cam and well the tunning can be the most significant change depending on how aggressive they want to get with it, but ofcourse that can take its toll in the life of the motor etc... I did see his numbers, but didn't read in detail about the car. And one other thing I don't see what kind of dyno that is, but you know there can be pretty big differences in those two.
Boost is only measuring restriction and nothing more...
That Turbo like feel with a blower has got to be the dumbest thing on Prochargers website.
Much more agressive tune and I am sure there are other things not noted for his dyno pulls.
Track numbers will be the proving grounds for his car (It has performed VERY well before so doing it again should not be a problem) so we can go by that...
Dyno's are "TOOLS" for tuning and NOTHING more...
That Turbo like feel with a blower has got to be the dumbest thing on Prochargers website.
Much more agressive tune and I am sure there are other things not noted for his dyno pulls.
Track numbers will be the proving grounds for his car (It has performed VERY well before so doing it again should not be a problem) so we can go by that...
Dyno's are "TOOLS" for tuning and NOTHING more...
Originally Posted by G-Z06
Car: 2002 Corvette
Motor: 347
Tranny: Automatic
Adder: F1R
... Power ...
885rwhp/815rwtq
https://ls1tech.com/forums/showthread.php?t=709039
Thats alot of power for a stock displacement motor and through an Automatic tranny...
Motor: 347
Tranny: Automatic
Adder: F1R
... Power ...
885rwhp/815rwtq
https://ls1tech.com/forums/showthread.php?t=709039
Thats alot of power for a stock displacement motor and through an Automatic tranny...
Originally Posted by eb02z06
-boost is 20-guage only reads to 20-time for a new boost guage.
Last edited by 1 Bad Z; May 8, 2007 at 12:33 AM.