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11-17-2005 03:32 PM #1
questions about supercharging a 350 sb
I have a question about supercharging a 350 sb it has 10.1:1 cr. what would be a safe psi to run?
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11-17-2005 03:45 PM #2
If I was building a blower motor, the compression would be in the low 8's. With 10:1, detonation is a big probelm. Why bother with a blower if you can't put some pullys on it that will build some boost ???Yesterday is history, tomorrow is a mystery, Live for Today!
Carroll Shelby
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11-17-2005 04:04 PM #3
thanks for the reply i also have another question. I've looked at weiand blowers that cast around 2300 dollars but is there any additional cost/parts that u have to buy on top of that?
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11-17-2005 05:59 PM #4
Originally posted by Lil_Phil
thanks for the reply i also have another question. I've looked at weiand blowers that cast around 2300 dollars but is there any additional cost/parts that u have to buy on top of that?
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11-18-2005 03:56 AM #5
I agree with Eric, given the choice I would go with the BDS unit. Had one on a BB Ford and loved it!!!Yesterday is history, tomorrow is a mystery, Live for Today!
Carroll Shelby
Learning must be difficult for those who already know it all!!!!
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11-18-2005 06:32 PM #6
ok thanksChevy 4 Life
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11-18-2005 06:55 PM #7
watch out to much boost make heat to 9 to1 and not run the blower so hard works very good
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11-18-2005 08:14 PM #8
Here's a chart from Blower Drive Service showing the max boost you can use on pump gas with which static c.r. .....
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