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Supercharged Foxes.....come on in!!

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JaysGreenLX

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Hey everyone,

I need help making a decision about what I want to do with my car.
I am looking for the following information:

1. What brand/model supercharger are you using?

2. What boost are you running?

3. What engine combination are you running?

4. What kind of horsepower are you seeing?

5. What are your ET's if you have them?

6. What recommendations can you offer regarding a supercharged Fox body?

Thanks guys.

Its time I start cracking into the motor of my car. Everyone around me has been getting faster while I have been standing still.
 

JaysGreenLX

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bump

no one is supercharged??
 

tunedin302

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Check out these threads, this topic has been gone over a few times:

http://forums.stangnet.com/showthread.php?t=548511&highlight=supercharger
http://forums.stangnet.com/showthread.php?t=535519&highlight=supercharger
http://forums.stangnet.com/showthread.php?t=538367&highlight=vortech
http://forums.stangnet.com/showthread.php?t=527567&highlight=vortech
http://forums.stangnet.com/showthread.php?t=553570&highlight=procharger
http://forums.stangnet.com/showthread.php?t=540032&highlight=procharger
 

JaysGreenLX

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tunedin302 said:
Check out these threads, this topic has been gone over a few times:

http://forums.stangnet.com/showthread.php?t=548511&highlight=supercharger
http://forums.stangnet.com/showthread.php?t=535519&highlight=supercharger
http://forums.stangnet.com/showthread.php?t=538367&highlight=vortech
http://forums.stangnet.com/showthread.php?t=527567&highlight=vortech
http://forums.stangnet.com/showthread.php?t=553570&highlight=procharger
http://forums.stangnet.com/showthread.php?t=540032&highlight=procharger
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Thanks for referring me to posts I have already read. I am not looking for opinions on which supercharger I should get. I am looking for cold hard facts and numbers and I will make the decision on my own.

You have a supercharged car and didn't answer my question.
 

tunedin302

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JaysGreenLX said:
Thanks for referring me to posts I have already read. I am not looking for opinions on which supercharger I should get. I am looking for cold hard facts and numbers and I will make the decision on my own.

You have a supercharged car and didn't answer my question.
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b/c it'll take 20 minutes to fill out your survey

I run a Vortech and am very happy with it. I don't have dyno #s and it is not track driven. The install was relatively easy to do. Some people don't like the Vortech b/c you have to tap into the oil pan. I didn't think it was a problem but you may. The ATI does not require tapping the pan and has a nicer bracket. If I had the extra $5000 at the time then I would have gone with a ATI but since I already had 30lb injectors, a 255 pump, and crane ignition I went with the Vortech (absent the pieces I already had). Like I said, I have been very happy with it and it is very streetable. I don't know how this info is different than the stuff I posted before but w/e. Good luck in deciding.
BTW - nice 5-lug write-up!
 

TC93

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I also run a Vortech. No dyno numbers on my combo though. But you can check out complete combo and track times I have with it. When I ran those times I was making 10#'s of boost. Also I didn't tap the oil pan, instead I drilled a hole and put a fitting on the timing chain cover for the oil to drain back down. I drilled the for the fitting where the dip-stick would go on older style timing chain covers.
 

Daniel50

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also interested. but afraid of a blower with a motor up there in age
 

2badazzstangs

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1. Procharger P600B with intercooler

2. 11 lb pulley, i see about 9-10 lbs

3. trick flow track heat heads, track heat upper and lower intake

4. 440 rwhp

5. 11.38

6. Do it
 
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Jay, where are you from in Buffalo? I live in Hamburg. I am also thinking of going SC or Turbo
 

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vortech V2SQ no pulley changes
AFM powerpipe
see 12lbs boost

stock internals no heads

gt-40 intake...


350 RWHP 390 RWT
 

JaysGreenLX

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slvrvert91 said:
Jay, where are you from in Buffalo? I live in Hamburg. I am also thinking of going SC or Turbo
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I actually live in Tonawanda. Once in a while I'll go to the Burg to Taffy's. Do you frequent any of the local cruises? I may have seen your car before.

Thanks for the responses guys. Keep them coming.

tunedin302 thank you for replying. Sorry for being a dick about it. I was just looking for very specific info that none of the other threads could provide me.
 

JaysGreenLX

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bump
 

tunedin302

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JaysGreenLX said:
tunedin302 thank you for replying. Sorry for being a dick about it. I was just looking for very specific info that none of the other threads could provide me.
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No prob man. I really only have first hand experience with the Vortech. If you have questions or need some pictures of it, just shoot me a PM
 
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slvrvert91

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Jay, I haven't really taken the car to cruises. do you go to the one at Uncle joes in the burg? I work at the base. If you are planning on going to any cruises let me know.
 

just4bob50

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all my info is in my sig. As soon as I post this the powerdyne bashing will begin.
 

JaysGreenLX

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just4bob50 said:
all my info is in my sig. As soon as I post this the powerdyne bashing will begin.
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Yeah I have seen a lot of that. I do like the fact that Powerdyne is self contained. I really don't have a problem running oil lines but to elimate that step is fine with me.

I never hear a lot about people using Kenne Bell. The prices seem about on par with Vortech and Procharger. I like the idea of instant TQ response.
 

JaysGreenLX

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slvrvert91 said:
Jay, I haven't really taken the car to cruises. do you go to the one at Uncle joes in the burg? I work at the base. If you are planning on going to any cruises let me know.
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Never went to Uncle Joes. I don't make it to Hamburg very much. I usually will hit Jimmy B's in Lockport. This year I haven't been out very much though.
 

TC93

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Powerdynes aren't that bad of a blower, but don't like allot of abuse. I had one on my car before the S-trim. On the street is was great and on the track worked good. But after so many trip to the track the internal belt would tend snap. I got tired of putting belts in so I swapped to the Vortech. Can't really give a side by side comparison of the two though. Because when I swapped I also did a converter change as well as rim/ tire combo change.. But with the PD and 9#'s of boost, 3400 stall, Pony rims with Nitto DR's the car ran 11.8x's @ 117-118. With the Vortech and 10#'s on 17" Cobra rims and Mickey T drags radails it went 11.19 @120-121...
 

JaysGreenLX

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Myke86GT said:
Powerdynes aren't that bad of a blower, but don't like allot of abuse. I had one on my car before the S-trim. On the street is was great and on the track worked good. But after so many trip to the track the internal belt would tend snap. I got tired of putting belts in so I swapped to the Vortech. Can't really give a side by side comparison of the two though. Because when I swapped I also did a converter change as well as rim/ tire combo change.. But with the PD and 9#'s of boost, 3400 stall, Pony rims with Nitto DR's the car ran 11.8x's @ 117-118. With the Vortech and 10#'s on 17" Cobra rims and Mickey T drags radails it went 11.19 @120-121...
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Those are some nice times. I would like to achieve that level of ET as well.
 

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I went with an older Paxton SN 89 ball drive....
I have a 3.75 pulley on it and get 8 psi. No dyno #'s yet. Its self contained, easy to install and CHEAP on ebay (under 1000) and you can rebuild them yourself if it goes bad ....

 

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