Procharged C7 questions...
#1
Drifting
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Procharged C7 questions...
Buying a 2015 with 8k miles
Only mod is a procharger and still puts down 660hp. Stock intake/exhaust...everything
Does this sound reasonable?
Also how are the c7s handling boosted power?
Only mod is a procharger and still puts down 660hp. Stock intake/exhaust...everything
Does this sound reasonable?
Also how are the c7s handling boosted power?
#2
Is he talking estimated crank hp or wheel hp? If crank, yes perfectly normal. If wheel, only if he has a smaller pulley or bigger head unit but that's going into unsafe power levels with no meth.
#3
Drifting
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#4
#5
Perfectly normal. Prochargers are seeing 550-600 rwhp depending on the dyno and the tuner. If he took care of it, I don't see a problem with buying it. They are estimating 13% drivetrain loss which is fairly standard.
Last edited by BrunoTheMellow; 03-09-2016 at 09:50 PM.
#6
Drifting
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#7
Le Mans Master
As far as I know both ECS and A&A C7 cars have been in the 9's. On the C7 fast list, I don't see any Procharger cars there YET ! Maybe I am wrong though. Anyone know ?
Last edited by thegame; 03-10-2016 at 10:10 AM.
#8
Melting Slicks
The Car keeps up pretty good on pump gas at 600rwhp and with Meth you can push any of the kits up to about 700rwhp without much concern. If it were me, I'd put a catch can on the system and have some fun with it.
I had a 2014 with an A&A kit I did and put over 14k miles on it, then traded it in on a 2016 and now have that kit on this car. I tuned mine to 600rwhp and am leaving it there for now.
We have kits available for anywhere from 550rwhp - 1000rwhp+ and as long as the correct supporting mods are done, I wouldn't worry about any of them.
I can tell you this, everyone loves the way my car sounds with the blower and long tubes and it drives great as well.
If you have any questions about Supercharging yours please feel free to give us a call at CarlyleRacing 888-307-9186! Sales@carlyleracing.com
I had a 2014 with an A&A kit I did and put over 14k miles on it, then traded it in on a 2016 and now have that kit on this car. I tuned mine to 600rwhp and am leaving it there for now.
We have kits available for anywhere from 550rwhp - 1000rwhp+ and as long as the correct supporting mods are done, I wouldn't worry about any of them.
I can tell you this, everyone loves the way my car sounds with the blower and long tubes and it drives great as well.
If you have any questions about Supercharging yours please feel free to give us a call at CarlyleRacing 888-307-9186! Sales@carlyleracing.com
Last edited by atomicfusion; 03-10-2016 at 11:13 AM.
#9
they all make about the same power to be honest the ones in the 9s are most likely the best tuners..Its all in the TUNE
Last edited by blown81bu; 03-10-2016 at 11:43 AM.
#10
Le Mans Master
#11
Drifting
I've been supercharged for around 15k miles so far, all on stock drive parts. I was at 1150rwhp for about a year no issues. Now that we are upping the hp to close to 1400 rwhp (boost only) ive upgraded to DSS level5 axles and also a Mantic triple clutch. All transmission parts are still stock.
#12
#12) Ryne and his little P-1SC with a cam... lol. 10.19
#7) Stangkilr 10.03 slipping and spinning his manual down the track.
It seems 99% of our customers are not track guys. So pretty rare to see a C7 at the track. Lots of 1/2 mile guys, and "street" raced cars it seems.
#13
Burning Brakes
I've been supercharged for around 15k miles so far, all on stock drive parts. I was at 1150rwhp for about a year no issues. Now that we are upping the hp to close to 1400 rwhp (boost only) ive upgraded to DSS level5 axles and also a Mantic triple clutch. All transmission parts are still stock.
#14
Le Mans Master
#12) Ryne and his little P-1SC with a cam... lol. 10.19
#7) Stangkilr 10.03 slipping and spinning his manual down the track.
It seems 99% of our customers are not track guys. So pretty rare to see a C7 at the track. Lots of 1/2 mile guys, and "street" raced cars it seems.
#7) Stangkilr 10.03 slipping and spinning his manual down the track.
It seems 99% of our customers are not track guys. So pretty rare to see a C7 at the track. Lots of 1/2 mile guys, and "street" raced cars it seems.
#15
I'm not putting you guys down. Usually the Vendors handle themselves like professionals and it's the fanboys creating issues and being morons. I have always used ECS for almost a decade now and they have always been great to me. No need to think of changing teams. ECS/Procharger/A&A all seem to have happy clientele and that's all that really matters in the end.
You just said you didn't see any on the list, and I pointed out (2)
Nothing wrong with that.
Here is another guy, with a ProCharger, not on "the list"
However 10.16@135 on 20" drag radials is a solid number.
(would put him at #10, on "the list" if he cared to be)
http://www.gm-efi.com/features/car-f...of-a-blown-c7/
Last edited by ProChargerTech; 03-14-2016 at 11:59 AM.
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