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funcrusher

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I decided to add a supercharger to my Mustang earlier this summer, which I thought would be a week or less job. Shortly after beginning, I found out this was not so because three and one half months later I picked up my car from it's final dyno tune at Kauffman motorsports. The journey was hard but it was all worth it when I watched the drag radials spin on the dyno to the tune of 404 RWHP and 392 lbs. of torque. I have a 96 GT with a vortech S-trim pumping 12lbs. of boost, I did the PI head and intake swap I have a 75mm TB, BBK long tubes, and matching X-Pipe w/o Cats, new flowmasters 30lb. fuel injectors, BBK adjustable fuel pressure regulator, and BBK inline Fuel Pump. The drive train is mostly stock I have a heavy duty clutch and 4.10 gears all feeding to the previously mentioned BFGoodrich Comp TA Drag Radials. With this combo I hope to be running mid 11's I feel confident I can break into the 11's but only time will tell. I am at my fiancee's house but when I get I am going to scan my dyno sheet and post it later on this thread. Good Luck to the rest of you and don't give up!
 
I hope you have some forged internals in that engine. Otherwise you are taking a very big chance on blowing it with that much boost if you drive it hard. If you get a good launch and drive it hard you should see some 11's. Good luck.
 
Nice #'s, but you will need forged internals and lower compression, I did headswap and s trim on a stock lower end and did a conservative tune,, high compression of about 10.5 to one and 12 psi of boost, I even had methanol injection, and bye bye went piston #1 ringland
 
What the heck is holding you back? Other then the injectors being too small, that setup should be producing a fair amount more hp/tq then it is.

Is this a stock bottom end? What did Kauffman set your timing at?

I would still like to hear why you are only running 30# injectors.
 
Congrats on the install and new found power. Would like to see how long it lasts.
I've seen and heard the same PI swap + S/C = BOOM!!! stuff. But, there are stories of guys going fine too so ... :shrug: either way. :hail2: Congrats.
 
My horsepower is only 404 because my Air/fuel Ratio is 12.5 to 1 which is what is going to make the motor reliable. I had some concerns myself buy Dave from Kauffmans told me it would be fine as long as I don't dog it all the time and just drive sensibly. I am not too worried about because in two or three months I am putting a fully forged 302 stroker shortblock in it. I got my heads and intake from steeda because they come fully assembled with cams and everything and it took so long because I bought the damn Supercharger from Muscle Motors Performance which is the biggest mistake anyone can make, they sent me a Cobra charger instead of a GT charger so it didn't make any boost and I had to send it back to Vortech to have it rebuilt, and they do this on purpose because the SC charger is a little sheaper than the S trim. SO please if you guys are thinking of a vortech supercharger take it from and save yourselves the trouble. Just say NO to Musclemotors Performance.
 
funcrusher said:
My horsepower is only 404 because my Air/fuel Ratio is 12.5 to 1 which is what is going to make the motor reliable.
Actually, I think that's a little lean. From what my tuner told me(Mike Murillo who is one of the best in the business), the ideal A/F ratio is 11.5-11.9. Are you running race gas or just premium?

I also agree that your injectors need to need upgraded too. Get yourself some 42's...... :nice:
 
Firemanz said:
Actually, I think that's a little lean. From what my tuner told me(Mike Murillo who is one of the best in the business), the ideal A/F ratio is 11.5-11.9. Are you running race gas or just premium?

I also agree that your injectors need to need upgraded too. Get yourself some 42's...... :nice:

Thats what I was thinking. Seemed a little on the lean side.

OT - Firemanz
You ever get a chance to go to Murillos shop and get a few pics of my car?