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Forced Induction Planning Kenne Bell Install-what Else Will I Need?

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Agreed, I'd be disappointed with that myself. When the new motor was completed, I tossed the Blowzilla onto the new combo, unchanged. It made 3psi on the new motor where it was making 9 psi on the OEM shortblock. I ran that way for a while until I could get back to the tuner and get it dialed in with the new motor. On the dyno, after some tuning and pulley changing, I was putting down a little over 400 HP and somewhere around 460 ft lbs with 9-10 lbs of boost. AFR right around 12.1:1 and do not remember the total timing but I do remember having conversation about the EEC/Tune pulling timing on subsequent runs as everything warmed through.

Fast forward to now. Flowzilla inlet and one size larger pulley (I've accumulated several). At WOT on an average day, I see the boost gauge run just over the line @13 psi. No knocking or pinging, 93 Octane pump gas, OEM style ignition system with a boost a spark, and a nice steady AFR in the very low 12s at full tilt.

The damned thing runs like a raped ape.

On hotter/more humid days, I don't see the boost gauge get as high. It does vary. On a 100* day for instance, I'd probably see 10 psi on the gauge.

I've never had the car/engine dynoed without the blower. It's been on it since day one, so I can't say how much of the entire combo is the direct result of motor or boost.

I think if I dug around, I could probably come up with my build sheet somewhere, if you're interested.
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Holy crap 12:1 compression on a boosted application your a bomb waiting to happen!!! When i ran the A2A intercooler set up with 9:1 compression and 7 to 8lbs i made 385RWHP and 480ftlbs of torque i went to the track on street tires no traction in 1st and 2nd ran a 12.47 at 110mph not bad with drag radials might have broke into the 11's
 

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Holy crap 12:1 compression on a boosted application your a bomb waiting to happen!!! When i ran the A2A intercooler set up with 9:1 compression and 7 to 8lbs i made 385RWHP and 480ftlbs of torque i went to the track on street tires no traction in 1st and 2nd ran a 12.47 at 110mph not bad with drag radials might have broke into the 11's
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No no no... Not 12:1 compression. 12.1 air fuel ratio.
 

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No no no... Not 12:1 compression. 12.1 air fuel ratio.
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Sorry for reading that wrong. Your car made good HP for not being intercooled i wasn't that lucky.
 

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Sorry for reading that wrong. Your car made good HP for not being intercooled i wasn't that lucky.
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Yeah it did... I didn't think that initially though. Initially, I was shocked that barely broke 400 HP!

It wasn't until I started hearing feedback from others that it started settling in my mind.

I need to get another dyno and see what I'm at right now. I've not had one since adding the inlet and adding more boost. I also want to replace my 75mm TB with an 80 or larger. Should be good for another lb or so of boost. Everything beyond that point is wide open. I'm running the 4 inch N/A Anderson Power Pipe and a 90mm MAF.

Oh.. and it's an FN blast to drive.
 

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Well i think we can both agree we love our KB's the low end power is awesome. When my car was on the dyno it was around 100 degrees and i didn't lose any boost at all the intercooler works great.
 

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Well i think we can both agree we love our KB's the low end power is awesome. When my car was on the dyno it was around 100 degrees and i didn't lose any boost at all the intercooler works great.
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Can't wait to see how the thing turned out. Looking forward to pics!
 
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