Anybody runnin in the 13's with the supercharger
#22
Originally Posted by desertheat
Looks like I was summoned hahaha. 231 wheel right now. Will be at 240+ whp guaranteed in a short time. This is from the same dyno that I ran 137whp stock so yes, the sc is working great.
Only mods I have right now for power... NST pulley, Megan header and s-pipe, Sport 110 bypass valve.
This setup nets me 14.3's with massive wheel hop and wheel spin through second. My goal is a consistant mid to mid-high 13 by this fall when it cools down. Full exhaust, high flow cat, custom intake, custom motor mounts, and most likley going standalone in by the end of the year.
Only mods I have right now for power... NST pulley, Megan header and s-pipe, Sport 110 bypass valve.
This setup nets me 14.3's with massive wheel hop and wheel spin through second. My goal is a consistant mid to mid-high 13 by this fall when it cools down. Full exhaust, high flow cat, custom intake, custom motor mounts, and most likley going standalone in by the end of the year.
#24
You could spray it. Just make sure you get some good tuning and it should be fine. I know there are a couple of people out there that are spraying a 55 shot on there supercharger setup, one is on this forum, and one was the girl I met at the track........ ......I think with some good tuning with a standalone you should eb able to spray it just fine.
#26
I have 0 leaks, no issues. Running 9.5 psi on an unwraped header in Arizona! I am going to have the header ceramic coated by Jet hot soon for they are local. Also doing a bunch of other parts at the same time which is why I am holding off on having it done for now.
#27
cool. you are one of the lucky ones that have no problems with the s/c and pulley! mayb its just all the other brand pulleys that has the problems..the majority i've heard of were from zpi pulleys. good luck man and keep us all posted!
#29
Ok another question. For those of you with aftermarket pullies, is it possible to replace the original pulley if something goes wrong and get it warrantied. I remember something about a tamper proof cap or some crap when it came out. sorry for the newbie posts i kno nothin about the sc because up until now i thought it was worthless (may still, not sure yet). thanks.
#30
Originally Posted by mattvs
Ok another question. For those of you with aftermarket pullies, is it possible to replace the original pulley if something goes wrong and get it warrantied. I remember something about a tamper proof cap or some crap when it came out. sorry for the newbie posts i kno nothin about the sc because up until now i thought it was worthless (may still, not sure yet). thanks.
#31
Originally Posted by 05-RS1
cool. you are one of the lucky ones that have no problems with the s/c and pulley! mayb its just all the other brand pulleys that has the problems..the majority i've heard of were from zpi pulleys. good luck man and keep us all posted!
He's talking about Supercharger pullies, not crank pullies.
#32
Originally Posted by msdbsptc
Ok another question. For those of you with aftermarket pullies, is it possible to replace the original pulley if something goes wrong and get it warrantied. I remember something about a tamper proof cap or some crap when it came out. sorry for the newbie posts i kno nothin about the sc because up until now i thought it was worthless (may still, not sure yet). thanks.
As far as the cobalt.. I havent taken the time to get more familiar with thier setup, but I seem to remember they are running a roots type supercharger which provides a more linear response than the centrifugal model the tC uses typically. So the area under the power curve is most likely larger for that setup. Even with more power, the smaller area under the curve on the centrifugal setup is going to hurt you overall. I am more concerned with seeing the average power output than the peaks. So, you have that hill to climb over to get the same numbers with the TRD SC as the eaton roots type that GM uses.
This is not to say you cant hit the 13s with it, just another point to consider when comparing the two.
#33
Originally Posted by engifineer
Originally Posted by msdbsptc
Ok another question. For those of you with aftermarket pullies, is it possible to replace the original pulley if something goes wrong and get it warrantied. I remember something about a tamper proof cap or some crap when it came out. sorry for the newbie posts i kno nothin about the sc because up until now i thought it was worthless (may still, not sure yet). thanks.
As far as the cobalt.. I havent taken the time to get more familiar with thier setup, but I seem to remember they are running a roots type supercharger which provides a more linear response than the centrifugal model the tC uses typically. So the area under the power curve is most likely larger for that setup. Even with more power, the smaller area under the curve on the centrifugal setup is going to hurt you overall. I am more concerned with seeing the average power output than the peaks. So, you have that hill to climb over to get the same numbers with the TRD SC as the eaton roots type that GM uses.
This is not to say you cant hit the 13s with it, just another point to consider when comparing the two.
#34
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Very well put. While use supercharger guys might be able to hit that wonderful 300WHP mark, we wont be anywhere near as fast as a turbo hitting 300WHP.
Supercharger---- Floor it, HP rises rises rises-hits 300 WHP....Shift
Turbo-----Floor it, HP rises rises rises--Hits 300WHP...still floored still floored...shift
Turbo gets to enjoy that power for a few seconds, we get it for a split second at redline. I love my supercharger and its what works for me....But I know we arent as fast with the same numbers.
Supercharger---- Floor it, HP rises rises rises-hits 300 WHP....Shift
Turbo-----Floor it, HP rises rises rises--Hits 300WHP...still floored still floored...shift
Turbo gets to enjoy that power for a few seconds, we get it for a split second at redline. I love my supercharger and its what works for me....But I know we arent as fast with the same numbers.
#35
Originally Posted by desertheat
This setup nets me 14.3's with massive wheel hop and wheel spin through second.
I noticed you said you had "massive wheel hop" on this 14.3 run.. This may be true but you had a great 60' time (I think it was a 2.1, correct me if I'm wrong).. Wheel hop or not, that's a good launch and I highly doubt it would improve anymore unless you switched over to drag radials.
#36
Originally Posted by DouBLeJ16
Originally Posted by desertheat
This setup nets me 14.3's with massive wheel hop and wheel spin through second.
I noticed you said you had "massive wheel hop" on this 14.3 run.. This may be true but you had a great 60' time (I think it was a 2.1, correct me if I'm wrong).. Wheel hop or not, that's a good launch and I highly doubt it would improve anymore unless you switched over to drag radials.
I actually tried a set of azenis to see how much better I would run, they actually caused wheel hopped 10x worse than the cheapy falken 512's... I think it was because the traction was throwing the engine around like a toy when trying to lauch. A couple of times hop was so bad it knocked the car out of first gear, many times it opens the radio door *LOL* My best time of that 14.3 was on the cheapy falkens. I now run pretty consistant at 14.3 - 14.4. I am not going to run again until fall when temps drop into the 70's or lower at night. By then I will have done tons more so 13's.. here I come! Here is a time slip of my best run so far...
#38
haha sweet! That race was agaist the supercharged tacoma truck that was lowered Got it on video also! My camcorder is cheapo so you could not read the sign at the end of the track but the annoucer calls out the time in the video for the truck and the scion.
Another thing that will help, I had the stupid check engine light on. I had read it was just a warning light on the tc but did not alter fuel or anything. But since then I have learned it DUMPS fuel hardcore in the upper revs, and a/f goes below 10:1... Fixed that over the weekend so that should help allot.
Another thing that will help, I had the stupid check engine light on. I had read it was just a warning light on the tc but did not alter fuel or anything. But since then I have learned it DUMPS fuel hardcore in the upper revs, and a/f goes below 10:1... Fixed that over the weekend so that should help allot.
#39
Originally Posted by desertheat
haha sweet That race was agaist the supercharged tacoma truck that was lowered Got it on video also! My camcorder is cheapo so you could not read the sign at the end of the track but the annoucer calls out the time in the video for the truck and the scion.
For some reason, I think the Right Lane at that track is the best...the left seems to have a few "waves" in the middle of the run