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Whats average h/p for super charged v6's

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Bonk

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I'm thinking of buying a v6 mustang stick and i've read good things about them. How are they to drive, i'm curious on how the tourqe curve is and what is the curb weight for a v6? Also, do they sell built internals for the 3.8?


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Check out this website and read the first thing under the pictures. If you are looking into a '99+ V6 then you would be somewhere around what that guy is making on a completely stock motor with that turbo kit.
 

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damn 3600 thats mucho dinero. even though thats a crapola amount power
 

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read my sig for my mods, it was dyno'ed before i got it with those numbers, im not running that now, i need another tune, but that gives u an idea of what you expect
 

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according to this you can push 345. http://www.rpmoutlet.com/musv6ati.htm
 
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That turbo guy was 275 with only 4.4psi which is much easier on the motor and if you like reliability, you'll like lower psi.
 
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side note:
one thing that I always like about a turbo better is that it allows you to run an underdrive crank pullie. the sc pullie won't fit inside smaller crank pullies. I have actually had friends with put ud pullies in thier cars and then later try to do a sc. but then had to run to the junk yard becouse they trashed thier old stock pullie
 
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yeah for the 4-5 hp you get not a big deal...I like the fact that there is no turbo lag with the blower....owning a turbo car now I can tell it's one of the most annoying things....im goin blower with my 6.
 
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It all depends, the current setup that guy is selling reaches full boost at 2500 which isn't bad. If you have a 3000 stall converter in an automatic, you launch with everything and even a stick it wouldn't be bad assuming you had traction with a 3000 launch.
 
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if you have a correctly sized turbo for your application lag over 2500-3000 should not be a problem.
 

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just wait a while......apparently a eaton style blower is in the works for newer 3.8's......on demand boost and reliability in one

but you'd probably be looking around 270-300 hp at the wheels after getting blown with around 11 psi boost
 
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my passat is stock, without the turbo it can't get out of its own way, its the "proper" size turbo. for any street car, blower is the way to go....just power when you want it, no waiting. I know im going with the pro chargers system and intercooler...with some internals and boost 15psi, and should have all the power I need.
 
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well now you are talking vw's. vw can't make an effective n/a motor for thier lives. once you turbo ANY vw motor its like you have a completely different machine. I knw this becouse I was considering working up my cabrio and did the research. I decided to stick whith cheap bolt ons when I found out that my motor n/a FULLY BIULT would not hit 200hp at the wheeles
 
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my passat came from the factory with the turbo.....not an aftermarket kit.

the motor is stout enough to make 350 hp without a hiccup....but turbo lag is brutal
 
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11psi is a lot for 300rwhp.
 
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they advert that it does 350 hp with 11 psi....im planning on using a super six power pak motor upgrade so I can boost to 15psi then....the upgrade has hi flow heads, intake manifold, cam, and im going to put new rods and pistons in it to boost more....
 
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