10.5-1 Adding Blower... Few Q's
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10.5-1 Adding Blower... Few Q's
Hello all, first post here..
I have a Forged 408ci that is has a 10.5-1 comp ratio. I have a 200hp NOS shot right now. I've been toying with the idea of adding a blower for the full time power. While I know it's not an ideal ratio I wanted to know what type of power I'd be able to make by slapping a centri with a meth system on my car. I'd quite honestly be dissapointed with anything less than 700hp and honestly would like, if it's possible to boost 15lbs + with a centri +meth and get well above that 700hp mark. I've gotten varying answers from people I've been talking to and haven't gotten too much clarity on the subject so I decided to defer to some of you guys because it seems there are smart cookies around here. (my car is about 500 at the rear tires right now)
I guess a few questions if anyone knows. Why is a lower compression motor like a 9.5-1 better for a blower than my 10.5-1. What if any limits will I have when adding a blower with my compression ration vs the lower comp motors. (ie, can't run as much boost)
Thank you for anyone that can take the time to answer a questions. I'm not one to just run to shop and tell them to do something. I like to learn about something so I can make my own decisions on my car....
And oh....most importantly, if i add the blower the NOS will come off.
I have a Forged 408ci that is has a 10.5-1 comp ratio. I have a 200hp NOS shot right now. I've been toying with the idea of adding a blower for the full time power. While I know it's not an ideal ratio I wanted to know what type of power I'd be able to make by slapping a centri with a meth system on my car. I'd quite honestly be dissapointed with anything less than 700hp and honestly would like, if it's possible to boost 15lbs + with a centri +meth and get well above that 700hp mark. I've gotten varying answers from people I've been talking to and haven't gotten too much clarity on the subject so I decided to defer to some of you guys because it seems there are smart cookies around here. (my car is about 500 at the rear tires right now)
I guess a few questions if anyone knows. Why is a lower compression motor like a 9.5-1 better for a blower than my 10.5-1. What if any limits will I have when adding a blower with my compression ration vs the lower comp motors. (ie, can't run as much boost)
Thank you for anyone that can take the time to answer a questions. I'm not one to just run to shop and tell them to do something. I like to learn about something so I can make my own decisions on my car....
And oh....most importantly, if i add the blower the NOS will come off.
Last edited by Vette_GRL; 09-23-2010 at 11:41 AM.
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I have a 402 9:8:1 motor with just a hair under 15 psi of boost pushing out 857 rwhp on a mustang dyno... Love the power in boost after 10psi... If the thing had wings it would fly. I sold my old heads put a set of trick flow 72 cc on with a little more than stock head gasket to get it the the point it is now....
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I have 11:1 and am running 11lbs with a centri. It really depends on how much boost you want to run wether or not to lower your compression. 10.5:1 is not a bad compression at all. You should be able to run 15lbs with meth with supporting mods and reach your goal. Not ideal but possible. I don't know all the technical terms but a motor runs off compression. Whether comes from the motor or a blower there is a magical number before detonation. The reason people go with a lower compression is that you can make more hp per lb of boost than you can per point of compression. I'm really the wrong person to ask but it sucks not getting a response to your questions. Hope someone will be disgusted with what I wrote and help you out.
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I have 11:1 and am running 11lbs with a centri. It really depends on how much boost you want to run wether or not to lower your compression. 10.5:1 is not a bad compression at all. You should be able to run 15lbs with meth with supporting mods and reach your goal. Not ideal but possible. I don't know all the technical terms but a motor runs off compression. Whether comes from the motor or a blower there is a magical number before detonation. The reason people go with a lower compression is that you can make more hp per lb of boost than you can per point of compression. I'm really the wrong person to ask but it sucks not getting a response to your questions. Hope someone will be disgusted with what I wrote and help you out.
Hey thank you for your response.
For anyone that esle responds. If this is relevant, the 408 is fully forged with all good parts. again...makes about 500hp NA right now
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I have 11:1 and am running 11lbs with a centri. It really depends on how much boost you want to run wether or not to lower your compression. 10.5:1 is not a bad compression at all. You should be able to run 15lbs with meth with supporting mods and reach your goal. Not ideal but possible. I don't know all the technical terms but a motor runs off compression. Whether comes from the motor or a blower there is a magical number before detonation. The reason people go with a lower compression is that you can make more hp per lb of boost than you can per point of compression. I'm really the wrong person to ask but it sucks not getting a response to your questions. Hope someone will be disgusted with what I wrote and help you out.