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Anyone here have a twin screw charger?

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mooktank

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I really like the idea of having instant torque and throttle response. I think i may try to get one for my car and truck. I was wondering if any one you have one and if it is as awesome as its supposed to be.
 

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I don't, but I know a couple of people that do (KB 1500) and they love them. Great if you've got a heavier car or an Auto. They may not make the numbers on the dyno that most of the centrifugal blowers do, but they definitely put ever bit of their horsepower and torque to the pavement! A lot of the time big dyno numbers with most centrifugal systems don't translated to big times when put to the test. And at the track a lot of higher horsepower centrifugal blown cars weren’t running any faster (slower in come cases) than my buddies twin screw Fox. Kenne Bell is worth every penny IMO.
 

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I like the idea of that also.

When you run this kind of supercharger do you retain the lower intake? Or does it sit right on the heads?
 

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I don't own a twin screw but I have driven cars with them in them. They kick ass. Much better than centrifigul or roots style blowers.
 
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it replaces the upper intake thats it
 

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Correct. I believe that you can either match the Kenne Bell to the stock or Holley Systemax 1 lower, or they've even got it cast to fit a Cobra or GT-40 lower.

Just for reference sake, they also make a 2300 Blowzilla that makes more power still. I'd spring for one for my next car if it wasn't going to be a Mod motor!
 
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