Comptech SC or RevHard Turbo?
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Comptech SC or RevHard Turbo?
I'm looking between these two kits. What kit is easier to install? Which kit has more "real" power? Reason I say real is I noticed Comptech claims 100-110 but is it real or over-inflated?
Thanks!
Thanks!
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Well Let me put in my Two cents.. I have been in the same boat as you and have talked to alot of people about it.. The supercharger is ok, you will get good horse power from it but not where you want it. And after you put it on you want more power where the SC can not provid only if you get a bigger pulley but still.. With a SC you will get good boost at higher RPM. From what I know you start geting boost around 4-5 RPM and you get about 2-3lbs boost,, you really dont get the full boost of 7-9lbs until higher RPM like 7-9.. But with a good turbo set up you can boost way ealier.. you can star boosting at 3.5 or 4 rpm but you can boost 6-9lbs right away and you will boost thru out the power band. and later you can allways increase your boost. I heard in a stock s2k engine you can boost as far as 14 with out changeing the internals. With a good kit like the Love Fab kit, you can get 350 hp to the wheels. and the turbo will kick in early to help you in the lower rmps..But that is how I feel.. I am going turbo as soon as I can.. I would recomind the Love Fab kit.. it is way pricy but worth it..
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Originally Posted by Quivers,Jan 25 2006, 11:44 AM
I havent even bolted on my supercharger yet and I already want to upgrade to a turbo. ???explain that one???
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You might also want to ask yourself about emissions laws in your state. SC is is 50 state legal, turbo isn't.
Other than that, I went SC. Reliable, good power. Next on my list is 4.57 gears, which will give me the low end I want.
Other than that, I went SC. Reliable, good power. Next on my list is 4.57 gears, which will give me the low end I want.
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Between those two choices I would go with the Comptech SC without a doubt. If you are going to go the turbo route don't try to cut corners, you will probably end up paying for it in the end in time and money.