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Im thinking of buying the procharger system. I was wondering if it is safe to run 14 psi with the intercooler or should i run the 11psi with the intercooler. Please let me know thanks.
 

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Although I have seen guys get away with the 14lb kit you would be much safer with 9-11 based on your combo... I am also assuming you are talking about a PB600 or a P1SC
 
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yes those r the two i am looking at. between those two which one is better? i've heard the p1sc is better but what do you guys think
 

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I personally like the Self Contained units, and Procharger in general. I have a F1R myself

If you need a price let me know when you decide exactly what kit you want.
 
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Both kits are good choices. The only thing Ive been told is if I go to buy a kit order a 12-rib head unit and pulley to eliminate slipping. But that goes with all superchargers I suppose. I think that they perform better because of the intercooler and they sound amazing. They have more of a whistle than a whine like the vortech.
 

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I do not think the 12 rib is available for the smaller blowers like a P1SC but I have never really inquired about that to my dealer.

The ATI's have a much better tensioning system and have far less belt slippage then the other brands. On a street car a 12 rib would be a waste IMO.
 

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I'd say go with the P1SC @ 11lbs...I'm running 9psi right now... plenty of power and driveabillity is great. But I'm not bias!!
 
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Rick 91GT said:
I do not think the 12 rib is available for the smaller blowers like a P1SC but I have never really inquired about that to my dealer.

The ATI's have a much better tensioning system and have far less belt slippage then the other brands. On a street car a 12 rib would be a waste IMO.
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Oh I didnt know that. Im not trying to jack the thread or anything but I might be purchasing a set of your torque box reinforcements in the future. Do you think full length subframes make a difference compared to standards?
 

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87GT 306 said:
Oh I didnt know that. Im not trying to jack the thread or anything but I might be purchasing a set of your torque box reinforcements in the future. Do you think full length subframes make a difference compared to standards?
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Yes, and through the floor is even better...
 
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Rick 91GT said:
I do not think the 12 rib is available for the smaller blowers like a P1SC but I have never really inquired about that to my dealer.

The ATI's have a much better tensioning system and have far less belt slippage then the other brands. On a street car a 12 rib would be a waste IMO.
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Sure their available,atleast I hope so


http://videos.kentuckymustangs.com/fastsengine.mov
 

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Sure looks like a 12rib on there, is that a P1SC or a D series?
 
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P1sc with a 3.40 upper pulley and 8 inch crank pulley
 

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I used to have a 12 rib on my old p600b. I think it used a bracket setup from one of the bigger blowers though.
 
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I love the sound of my P1
 

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either way, intercooled is the way to go
 
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