Supercharged experts please help

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i know i should have thought about this more before the motor was built i intended to use nos...but now am sprung and actually always have been on a supercharger.....is it still safe to run a 5 or 6psi on a 347 stroker 10.5:1 compression...all forged high volume oil pump and 8 quart pan? if not ill just stick with the juice
 
This is just me but i wouldnt run a blower with 10.5:1 compression unless you running some race gas.


If you had to though, get a procharger since they have intercooled centri's that are great for high compression engines. An aftercooled (water cooled) vortech will cost you more than a basic procharger.
 
Dbeck002 said:
This is just me but i wouldnt run a blower with 10.5:1 compression unless you running some race gas.


If you had to though, get a procharger since they have intercooled centri's that are great for high compression engines. An aftercooled (water cooled) vortech will cost you more than a basic procharger.


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With a good tune you can get away with up to 10psi or more even. Have a buddy running a 10+ to one 347 with a Novi 1000 and making 12#'s with the stock blower pulley and 8" renegade lower. But he does have a crane interceptor to help with timimg and fuel under boost.

It can be done, but a chip is a must for anything over 6 pounds to be safe...
 
I wouldn't put a supercharger on a 10.5:1 motor if you intended on being a street car. You're either going to not run a lot of boost or run race gas all the time. A supercharger is a big investment to not be able to take full advantage of it's potential. If you have a stock block (and I'll assume you do) you can split it with an decent 306 and a power adder. Since it's a 347, it's going to take even less effort to reach it's limits. If you need some extra power, just add nitrous.