turbo charger
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I think with the right tune you would be fine supercharged. Easier kit to put on, and less maintenance IMO. I havent done anything non-performance to my supercharger since I got my car (Grand Prix GTP) If superchargers were useless or had no benefit GM wouldnt have created the L67 or L32.
The Windjammer and others like it are a entire different story and design. They are not as effecient or reliable.
If someone made a SC like the factory GM 3.8's and it was cheap enough I'd say why not for a small cost if you just want a little extra power. At least It'd last.
Most of the guy's with the SeriesII in the GTP's ect go turbo if they want to make any power... There was a guy up here at Martin a few years ago with a 100% stock GTP with a built transmission and a turbo kit with IC. He went consistant 11.6'[email protected] It's his daily driver... Where stock he said he was high 14's. That's a huge jump.
If your a deal finder like me and you read through my thread on fullthrottlev6.com you can put together a used Typhoon setup for much less than you'd have in just the purchase price of any SC.... Make more power and be more dependable.
ZR2Dan.. what are your IAT's.. And how much timing did you have to pull from the timing map to get out of knock ? Are you using Meth/Alky to cool the temps?
Send me a HPT log from a full throttle run from 0 to top of 3'd gear (1/4mi) on a 80deg
day.. I'd be interested to see those numbers.
~Scott
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my supercharger came with a pretuned pcm so i havent had a tuner plugged up to iit but i have been on several drives and the charge tube and bonnet are just warm to touch maybe feels like 100 degrees or a little warmer and other than that it runs super smooth i just followed the directions went with a colder plug gapped at 035
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