Supercharger
I am currently saving for a supercharger for my 3.8L and am in need of some guidance. First of all, what sort of a set up do I need to have in place before installing? Can I simply supercharge from stock and nothing needs to be changed? Can the stock ford auto tranny hold it? Will I need a seperate performance tune to calibrate anything? Someone give me a detailed breakdwn please, before i lose my mind over this. :|
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gonna have to upgrade your injectors,fuel pump, mass-air,your gonna need a tune for sure,not 100% about the tranny but as long as your not abusing it, i don't see why it wouldn't be fine,i'm running my stock tranny, 96000kms with an aftercooled vortech kit with 12psi and i have had no troubles at all,,,stock clutch even,,,,,good luck hope this helps abit
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That does help quite a bit, what do you mean by upgrading my mass air? Can you buy kits that come with all these upgrades as well as the charger?
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going to a bigger mass-air flow sensor, that will have to be calibrated for the bigger injectors....yes with most kits everything is included
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What kinda of S/Cer are you looking for a Centrifugal, or Roots?
If you can afford it you can buy everything separate. You will need to find out what size injectors you will need, then you will need to find a MAF and get it calibrated. But first I would find out what kind of S/Cer your looking for..... Centrifugal www.procharger.com There is others that are centrifugal, but I prefer ProCharger since they come intercooled. Engines LOVE cold air. or Roots www.kennebell.net Good luck Keith. |
what year stang is it? If you have a 94-98 get a Thunderbird Supercoupe blower setup, ont he street the torque is lots of fun, and it will out run any centrifugul in stock for stock trim. I am gonna be running low 13's on a stock Mustang motor with Supercoupe blower and bolt ons. My best so far is 14.0 with stock 273 gears and stock suspension, I now have t-lok 3.73 boxed upper and lowers, weld rims and subframes ready to be installed. Hoping for low 13's or even a high 12. Can't beat that for a stock motor with blower bolted on.
If you have a 99+ then the Supercoupe blower won't work. In that case go Procharger or turbo. |
yep i can vouch for that, the supercoupe setup is worth its weight in gold for power. if you look at what people spend to get 60rwhp and 70-80rwtq (like 4 grand) the supercoupe roots setup you can get for half that and gives 100hp and 185tq at least and thats without a proper dyno. and theres still tons of stuff as v6sprout said to give you more power. i had my S/C setup done by v6sprout and he sure knows what hes doing thumb:
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Originally Posted by Nate_V6
(Post 82864)
yep i can vouch for that, the supercoupe setup is worth its weight in gold for power. if you look at what people spend to get 60rwhp and 70-80rwtq (like 4 grand) the supercoupe roots setup you can get for half that and gives 100hp and 185tq at least and thats without a proper dyno. and theres still tons of stuff as v6sprout said to give you more power. i had my S/C setup done by v6sprout and he sure knows what hes doing thumb:
Yours is S/Ced? I had no idea...Ill have to check it out next meet. |
Originally Posted by V6Sprout
(Post 82025)
what year stang is it? If you have a 94-98 get a Thunderbird Supercoupe blower setup, ont he street the torque is lots of fun, and it will out run any centrifugul in stock for stock trim. I am gonna be running low 13's on a stock Mustang motor with Supercoupe blower and bolt ons. My best so far is 14.0 with stock 273 gears and stock suspension, I now have t-lok 3.73 boxed upper and lowers, weld rims and subframes ready to be installed. Hoping for low 13's or even a high 12. Can't beat that for a stock motor with blower bolted on.
If you have a 99+ then the Supercoupe blower won't work. In that case go Procharger or turbo. This wont work for him since he is 99+ |
oh didnt read that part. and yea i got the m90 swap done
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