SuperCharged?
Burning Brakes
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From: Ontario
I can.
This is my newly aquired engine that I will be installing in my 71.
http://i3.photobucket.com/albums/y80...hing/LT001.jpg
http://i3.photobucket.com/albums/y80...hing/LT002.jpg
This is my newly aquired engine that I will be installing in my 71.
http://i3.photobucket.com/albums/y80...hing/LT001.jpg
http://i3.photobucket.com/albums/y80...hing/LT002.jpg
Last edited by Ratsirt; Jan 15, 2006 at 04:55 PM.
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From: Port Washington Wisconsin
ok everyone thanks for the info and yes, i will pick up a book or two, but just cause i said im a mechanic didnt mean i knew everything about the engine, i know how to fix not all the technical stuff, but not to worry i will be going off to tech school soon and will know the technical info. i will learn more stuff before i say anyhting technical ill make sure to let everyone know what i mean and everything, and i know i dont use capitols or periods but i could care less its not like im trying to write a essay im just chatting on a forum, as for the part about the ricers doubting the corvette, its happened very often to me, where someone will have a eclispe or something with a turbo and say they will waste the stingray. even though when we race i win they still dont give it credit, but i will soon change that, hopefully.....
ty all for the support
oh yea and to get the § in my name u simply hold down Alt and press 0167 on the numpad then release Alt, there are alot of the cool letters that i have the numbers 2 if u want one just ask
ty all for the support
oh yea and to get the § in my name u simply hold down Alt and press 0167 on the numpad then release Alt, there are alot of the cool letters that i have the numbers 2 if u want one just ask
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From: Port Washington Wisconsin
Originally Posted by Ratsirt
I can.
This is my newly aquired engine that I will be installing in my 71.
http://i3.photobucket.com/albums/y80...hing/LT001.jpg
http://i3.photobucket.com/albums/y80...hing/LT002.jpg
This is my newly aquired engine that I will be installing in my 71.
http://i3.photobucket.com/albums/y80...hing/LT001.jpg
http://i3.photobucket.com/albums/y80...hing/LT002.jpg
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From: Foxfield CO 1970 Convertible
Originally Posted by flynbyu82
I'm not trying to sneak up on anyone, I dont think when ricers see corvettes they are going to underestimate them anyway 
I want to put a supercharger on a street/strip car, and a huge supercharger sticking out of a hood doesn't really suit a street car in my opinion
I want to put a supercharger on a street/strip car, and a huge supercharger sticking out of a hood doesn't really suit a street car in my opinion
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From: Longwood Florida
Just a thought??
Could he be talking about 5 inches of vacuum ??
And Stingray...my young padawan vette owner.
Drive your vette and read alot on it.
Learn the ways of the corvette and the THE POWER OF THE SMALL BLOCK CHEVY...
Don't worry about the rice boyz... that is just what they are Boyzzz. If they wanna race keep it on the track. They drive like idiots ...
YOU have a VETTE now. You need to realize that Power and History that makes corvette ownership really, really unique.
Could he be talking about 5 inches of vacuum ??
And Stingray...my young padawan vette owner.
Drive your vette and read alot on it.
Learn the ways of the corvette and the THE POWER OF THE SMALL BLOCK CHEVY...Don't worry about the rice boyz... that is just what they are Boyzzz.
If they wanna race keep it on the track. They drive like idiots ...YOU have a VETTE now. You need to realize that Power and History that makes corvette ownership really, really unique.
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Originally Posted by Z-man
There are many SCs that are quiet and fit under the hood...
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From: Foxfield CO 1970 Convertible
Originally Posted by flynbyu82
For example... it looks like centrifigul ones doesnt have enough room, and what other roots could possibly fit besides the 144 and 177?
Many of the C5s & C6s are running the Magnacharger systems that are similar in appearance but smaller. They fit under slighty larger than stock hoods.
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Originally Posted by §tingRay
ty all for the support
oh yea and to get the § in my name u simply hold down Alt and press 0167 on the numpad then release Alt, there are alot of the cool letters that i have the numbers 2 if u want one just ask
oh yea and to get the § in my name u simply hold down Alt and press 0167 on the numpad then release Alt, there are alot of the cool letters that i have the numbers 2 if u want one just ask
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From: Just because I'm paranoid doesn't mean people aren't out to get me...
St. Jude Donor '09
Originally Posted by Z-man
I've seen a lot of centrifugals and twin-screws up here (the *other* type of supercharger). They all fit, it's just that you have to custom make some of the parts. Here's mine (a few minutes after I had installed it last year). It fits under an L88 hood and makes no more noise than a power steering pump except for the massive rush of air. With the large, standard pulley, mine's putting out about 11lb boost.
Many of the C5s & C6s are running the Magnacharger systems that are similar in appearance but smaller. They fit under slighty larger than stock hoods.
Many of the C5s & C6s are running the Magnacharger systems that are similar in appearance but smaller. They fit under slighty larger than stock hoods.
Wonder if it'd fit with a BB?
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I plan to keep mine carburated, and I know I'll probly get laughed at, but I would like to keep a relativly low budget 
So... I'm stuck for now with a SBC, and I want a supercharger that will fit under my under and still maintain the carburator ...
So... I'm stuck for now with a SBC, and I want a supercharger that will fit under my under and still maintain the carburator ...
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From: Port Washington Wisconsin
Originally Posted by shafrs3
I'm sure you'll make a fine mechanic, and maybe something more some day. Just tell the ricers the day that a ricer engine powers a top fuel car at NHRA and be competitive will be the day they'll have your respect, and if they give you any flack back just keep repeating it.
so far we have a chevy nova, u camaros a trans-am (his dad also has a charger) and my vette
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From: Foxfield CO 1970 Convertible
Originally Posted by Jughead
Wonder if it'd fit with a BB?
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From: Just because I'm paranoid doesn't mean people aren't out to get me...
St. Jude Donor '09
Originally Posted by Z-man
I think so. It would all depend on the deck height of the BB vs. the SB. The drawings I had show about 10.5 inches above the deck of a BB to the top of the SC. Plus, I've got some room left under my L88 hood.
You've got enough room at the front too?