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Eaton 2650 vs Procharger F1x series

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Old 11-25-2016, 11:38 PM
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Originally Posted by 2highpsi
Comparison testing has already been completed and there are compressor maps for both units. Below is a summary from the SEMA show.

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Thanks for posting. Haven't seen that comparison! Seems to be doing more with less.

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Old 11-27-2016, 01:33 PM
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Response will prolly lag behind the whipple
Old 11-30-2016, 06:29 PM
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Can't remember the last time I saw figures from a positive-displacement blower setup and was actually impressed. If you're going through the effort of adding or replacing a blower, there aren't many reasons NOT to go centrifugal.
Old 12-06-2016, 11:09 AM
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Originally Posted by acz06
I am shocked but the numbers.. the car has to b on meth too.. 300 more horsepower with those mods.. idk.. 2400 to 2650 blower swap.. seems like a huge difference in power.. the power curve looks manageable.. it almost looks like a centrifugal blower curve in my opinion.. I hate to be one of the first to try something new like this.. procharger has been creating monster z 06s lately.. and my car reclines now at 7400.. I want to make my power up top not fall off with a PD blower.. I am still leaning towards procharger..
I am running an F1X and we are over 1400rwhp with it. It pulls till you see god...
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Originally Posted by HPT
Can't remember the last time I saw figures from a positive-displacement blower setup and was actually impressed. If you're going through the effort of adding or replacing a blower, there aren't many reasons NOT to go centrifugal.
Me too, as I just learned that existing 2.3 edelbrock blower housings can be machined to accept the 2650 rotor pack. After my engine build I may need to do a supercharger mod to Callaway's casting
Old 12-18-2016, 05:28 PM
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Originally Posted by Motohead279
I am running an F1X and we are over 1400rwhp with it. It pulls till you see god...
In these corvettes and to say a blower set that you could still drive as a daily driver the F1X is it. To go any larger to me the car would have to be a full race car are track car.

For what ever reason a top mount blower just don't do as good on these cars as some other car out on the market. Yes it will make really great tq numbers down really low. But that only makes a good tire burner. If you are spinning you are not winning. Robert



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