Look what the UPS man just brough me! FRPP blower!

astronut1885

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Score of my life! I have a 12k mile Ford Racing supercharger, along with custom bracketry and mounting pieces to put it directly on a 99-04 SOHC, and an aquastealth.com methanol injection system sitting on my bedroom floor! Shipped price to my door: $1150.00 from Canada. WOOOT WOOOOOOOOT It's gonna be a while before it's put on the car, because I want to do some chassis stuff, save up for the install, fuel components, and dynotune, and get exhaust parts while I'm at it so it's all factored into the tune. Anyway, thought I'd share

 

astronut1885

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Here's what it looked like installed on his car:

 

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wow never seen a kit like that looks schweet

 

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Good luck stuffing that under the bed with all of those shoes!!! How much HP did it make on the car it was on before?

 

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I'm not sure. he never really gave me his setup, all I know is he had a forged internals motor and was running 9psi. I'm going to be putting back on the stock 6psi pulley. Here's what my final combo (atleast things that effect power) will be:

FRPP lightning 90mm MAF
Roush Cold Air Intake
MSD Coil-on-Plug coils
FRPP blower with 6psi pulley
Shorty ceramic headers (not sure on a brand yet)
catted MAC ProChamber
Steeda side exhaust
Focus SVT fuel pump
42# injectors
SCT Livewire with custom dynotune @ Dez Racing
Roush/BBK 75mm throttle body
Steeda underdrive pulleys
Custom grind AFM blower cams

I'd like to end up in the 380-400RWHP neighborhood.

 

astronut1885

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smokin, my g/f lives with me, so some are hers, IE- the pink sandals lol.

 

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Don't waste your money on the MSD coils.

Used parts are nothing but trouble, should have saved enough to do it with new parts. Maybe you will get lucky though and not have any missing or damaged pieces.

 

astronut1885

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I already had it all checked out, and the shop gives it the clean bill of health. The only things I need to add are a reservoir for my meth and fuel components. He even sent me his own custom billet brackets, and other little pieces he had to mod like a radiator hose and stuff. Seems pretty up and up to me.

 

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nice!

 

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Hey, since it will be a while before you install it, I can keep it safe for you----






















on my 04!

 

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Cool!! Congratulations!

That's "roots" style not "twin screw" right?

I'm learning...

 

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that charger sucks ... and you got ripped off!!! i'll cut you a deal and take it off your hands for cheap!!!...


didnt work huh? lol

 

astronut1885

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I could be wrong, but aren't roots and twin screw the same thing? I can't see how it would work with one screw, but anyone who wants to educate me, do so! And, sorry, but no guys, it's not getting sold or stored for use under any hood but mine.

 

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I thought whipple made frpp superchargers

 

Seraphitia102

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is that supercharger mounted below an intake manifold? if I show my car at shows, I want the blower to be as visible as possible.

 

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Seraphitia102 said:

is that supercharger mounted below an intake manifold? if I show my car at shows, I want the blower to be as visible as possible.

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A polished Kenne Bell would be very visible

 

Superhereaux

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GDawg said:

That's "roots" style not "twin screw" right?

I'm learning...

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yup, roots type

astronut1885 said:

I could be wrong, but aren't roots and twin screw the same thing? I can't see how it would work with one screw,

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this made me laugh for some reason and no they aren't the same. similar but not the same

 

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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Roots_type_supercharger

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Twin-screw_Type_Supercharger

 

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is a 03 cobra roots or TS?

 

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03 Cobra Eaton M112 is Roots type