NEW BLOWER OPTION! Magnuson TVS 1900, 372hp
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People, this is a promising project but here are a few points to keep in mind
- crank dyno 372hp/291tq
- this is also with custom cams
- modification is needed to the IM
- 100 octane
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Indeed. I think they would be able to get better numbers if they revved the motor to 8K. just my opinion. I also do know they would need things in order to do such a thing. Just a thought....
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We have been trying to get a vendor, any vendor to make a custom manifold with a heat exchanger for like 3 years! I've seen at least 3 companies get people all excited about building them and even some rough drawings but nothing ever comes of it. Fact is, if a vendor actually delivered with this and it wasn't more then like 700$ then I'd say they would have a lot of buyers. people pay 1800 to get a tvs, why not pay 700 more and get rid of a huge restriction?
Anyway, how does that 1900 even fit under the hood? the 1320 harrop barely fits and isnt that easy to bolt up. This 1900 is just too big.
The mp90 looks a lot like the harrop tvs, anyone else notice this?
Anyway, all this proves is that the 1320 is the answer! Not 1900...
Anyway, how does that 1900 even fit under the hood? the 1320 harrop barely fits and isnt that easy to bolt up. This 1900 is just too big.
The mp90 looks a lot like the harrop tvs, anyone else notice this?
Anyway, all this proves is that the 1320 is the answer! Not 1900...
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BTW Magnuson has nothing to do with this Kit as far as putting it into production. The people who put this article together just used the blower's from maggie. Think of it as I wonder what this motor will do with this blower and that's what you are reading.
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For some reason, to me all this gives you just under 300whp. Now i am not a rocket scientist but i thought the TVS guys put down more? I am not hating i am just curious cause i remember when the TVS debuted.
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atleast that's more than the TVS guys are seeing anymore at the moment. For some reason, us testers broke 300 and no one else has
here, my $5.76 is for the community I guess
here, my $5.76 is for the community I guess
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meh 320 to the ground....ill just stick to the hanh turbo...i mean yeah dont get me wrong but as what area47 stated too much math and i highly doubt it will easly fit with our stock hoods....
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It's too much for the 2.0L to turn this size of a blower without losing major power. Yeah it might have nice horse power but it's not useable until you wind the **** out of the blower to get it.