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Old 11-13-2012, 01:35 PM   #43
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LOL,im ready to sighn up ,270 and counting lol...
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Old 11-19-2012, 11:25 PM   #44
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Well, it makes sense for the corvette guys..(who this was designed for). The only option they had for positive displacement was the E-force. Anything else required a hood replacement, which made getting supercharged a 10k deal.
and that was only for the C6

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I have a friend that has a c5 vette. Will magnuson offer a version that works on the LS1 and still fits under the hood?
hmm, that would've been nice a couple years ago

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It ought to at least be as capable as a 1:1 rear drive Maggie TVS2300. Or at least as capable as an older TVS2300 front drive. With a 3.1 or 3.2" front pulley, either of those can do high 600's rwhp on a well put together LS3. Isn't there supposed to be some "magic" with the new intercooler system? I think your hp est is a tad low for the new TVS. I do agree that the pulley system necessary for 1000 hp wouldn't be able to be recreated anywhere except on a dyno motor.
yeah, a guy's building a 2300 LS7 with a ridiculous belt setup - tiny 8rib on the front with a 14rib overdrive on the back (if i remember right) - still waiting on numbers, but supposed to be over 1000. crazy it took that much to get there. i'm going for a measly 700+ should be able to make that on mine with a rear cog OD & front 8rib

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I agree. But the 3.1,3.2 will still slip, which leaves you with a 3.4 as the possible smallest. Even that can slip...
Supposedly it dynoed at 40 more hp, vs a regular 2300, on that corvette. But I am skeptical. Until I see independent test results I will reserve judgement.

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I want to see that extra hp at similar boost too. It has to be more than just cooler air. BTW. I have no belt slip with a 3.1" pulley on my front drive Maggie 2300 (11.5psi) and no slip with a 3.3" pulley on my rear drive Maggie (9.5psi)
yeah, i'm running a 2.9 6rib on my 2300 and killed my slip by using a .75" shorter belt. that's at 11psi on my LS1 (with relatively big exhaust - that's why the boost is low)

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On camaros?

I ran a 3.1 on my car, but the tensioner system was different than that of the camaro...

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ORLY? is there less wrap on the snout pulley for thee camaros?

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You'd be making a lot more on a d1sc. Remember maggie been around long time for LS3 vettes. It's a proven platform. No magic to them.

Just isn't enough blower.... especially for bigger/high hp engines.
ok, making a higher peak hp number... and?

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I havnt seen a d1 with this kind of curve


even for a stock LS1 on 8psi (first dyno) and 10psi (second), you won't get this kind of flat torque with a centri. granted, the stock heads obviously don't flow up top, but that'll be remedied on the bigger engine
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