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F24 500hp, what's best turbo or SC ?

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Old 01-31-2012, 03:59 PM
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If I were to spend that much money on boost, I'm going turbo all day, everyday. I think you should get my sidewinder kit, comes with a brand new GT35r .
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Originally Posted by Jiaim
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500 crank? you can hit that no problem with a log and a good turbo
no need for more for tracking, i want the best area under the curve, and i'm debatting between turbo vs sc.
If you really want area under the curve, why are you looking at a log manifold?
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In my opinion you cant have what you want. There is always a compromise it seems. If you want more area under the curve, then go turbo. If you want a more reliable toy that is best suited for the track/twistys. Then its SC.
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Originally Posted by riceball777
turbos will always be better when it comes to max power and power under the curve and low end power


the only real advantage of a super charger is less heat and arguably more reliable
And no lag/better predictability and tractability on a road course/twistys. Generally speaking of course with matched peak hp set ups. Obviously the bigger the turbo/hp the more negative attributes are pronounced. Go as big as you want with an SC, its attributes are the same.
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ok thanks !
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if ur gonna track it i would go for a fast spooling set up like a gt30r on a equal length manifold, makes boost sooner at less psi, less stress on the engine, win win
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Originally Posted by passmans2kny
if ur gonna track it i would go for a fast spooling set up like a gt30r on a equal length manifold, makes boost sooner at less psi, less stress on the engine, win win
would torque spike be counterproductive on track ?

what about a TTS c3891 rotrex kit or an hypothetical skunk2 c38 ?

build would take place in uk.
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Full blown stage 2 with gtx3076 82 ar ,you should hit your goal at 10psi.But the TTs sc race set up for track would be my option.
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Pfab ELT with a 5857 or a GTX3076 imo
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F22 motor + 1500 blower.

Or f22 motor + Eltm + gtx30r

Stroker motors don't seem to hold up well nor yield great results. IMHO.
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