JimmyJ

Hi guys and gals. What are your thoughts about Kenne Bell blowers. I contacted them and they recommended their 2.1L at 6 psi for my bone stock 97 Cobra engine. They claimed app 375 rwhp with a cold air filter, X pipe and underdrive pulleys. Anyone familiar with this combo. Any thoughts on centrifugal vs roots type ?

SNAKETAMER

If you're looking for info...do a search over at SVTPerformance.com...if nothing comes up, ask in the SN95 section...here...

http://www.svtperformance.com/forums...=24&styleid=27

JimmyJ

Thanks for the lead. I'll check it out
Jim

a6engineer

The normally aspirated motor was set up with the FAST management system, 36-pound injectors, and Hooker long-tube headers.a new electric water pump that featured an idler pulley, which allowed us to run the electric pump with the Kenne Bell blower.
Torque production exceeded 300 lb-ft, from 3,600 rpm to 6,500 rpm. While 300 lb-ft of torque at 3,600 rpm is fairly impressive from just 281 ci, that number was about to change by more than 100 lb-ft with the installation of the Kenne Bell blower.

Stang Illusions 5.0L

iTrader: (10)

if you have a cobra dont supercharge it do a twin turbo setup free HP.

Ive got a 5.0L Supercharged now, but after dealing with this car next one is gonna be a TT Cobra all the way, good up to 1800RWHP

JimmyJ

Thanks for the info. I'm going to check out the twin turbos.I guess the advantage is that they don't require horsepower to turn them. Again, thanks
Jim

a3lover

ya........you are right.
check out the twin turbos. good luck.