ok. so i dont get it. kind of
ok. so i dont get it. kind of
ok i know just as a fact that when you open up the exhaust, your peak boost goes down in superchargers. why is that? like in technical terms i mean. and also, i have a full vibrant exhaust and im now only peaking maybe 11.5-11.25 psi. is that ok still?
question #2. so overspinning the supercharger is not related to psi. it is related to the size of the pulley correct? for example: a 2.7 with my exhaust may only generate 16 psi peak and a cobalt with a stock exhaust with a 2.7 peaks 19 psi; both are overspinning the supercharger cause a 2.7 is technically too small correct?
question #2. so overspinning the supercharger is not related to psi. it is related to the size of the pulley correct? for example: a 2.7 with my exhaust may only generate 16 psi peak and a cobalt with a stock exhaust with a 2.7 peaks 19 psi; both are overspinning the supercharger cause a 2.7 is technically too small correct?
You are helping to aleviate pressure with a more free flowing exhuast, hence why your boost may drop slightly
Yes they both overspin the blower as well
Yes they both overspin the blower as well
Last edited by lsjwannabe; Jun 23, 2008 at 08:32 PM. Reason: Automerged Doublepost
thats it? haha man, that was a dumb solution i should have thought of. it was a moment when you are looking for a complicated solution, but the simple easy answer is right in front of you, my bad
the biggest misconception with boosted cars is pressure creates power, were in reality, airflow creates power and pressure is just a restriction. that is why, for example, you can port a cylender head, loose boost and still make way more power.
Winner Winner Chiken dinner. You are 100% correct. Just ask anyone that has had a clogged cat what there boost gauge reads.
yeah, i def. feel like the throttle response is a lot better and once you get above 3000-3500 rpms in 2nd, 3rd, or maybe even 4th, its a whole new beast aka lot more pull, it feels like it at least
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