ScienceofSpeed releases supercharger system
#41
Originally Posted by Flite' date='Jan 10 2009, 08:32 AM
Yeah I just got done reading that. I've been waiting on this kit for quite a while so I'm a little trigger happy with the questions.
Chris, on the FPR systems, I see all of your cars were dynoed with the stock exhaust and header. I know with some of the 3" exhaust systems out there, there can be some pretty decent gains on a SCed car. Will the FPR tuning solution support basic power upgrades like a big exhaust system or do we start running out of fuel with anything more than stock? I only ask because I know I'd be one of the guys to upgrade to a stand engine management and make big power down the road. If the FPR solution has a hard time with minor bolt on upgrades, I might just go stand alone right from the get go.
Chris, on the FPR systems, I see all of your cars were dynoed with the stock exhaust and header. I know with some of the 3" exhaust systems out there, there can be some pretty decent gains on a SCed car. Will the FPR tuning solution support basic power upgrades like a big exhaust system or do we start running out of fuel with anything more than stock? I only ask because I know I'd be one of the guys to upgrade to a stand engine management and make big power down the road. If the FPR solution has a hard time with minor bolt on upgrades, I might just go stand alone right from the get go.
The fuel systems on both pre drive by wire and drive by wire cars allow an approximate 20% overhead such that these modifications are acceptable as long as the car is dyno tested to confirm the AFR curve if the change is made after the system is installed and tested.
Cheers,
-- Chris
#42
Originally Posted by dans2k' date='Jan 10 2009, 10:39 AM
Does this blower having the same annoying sounds or noises as the Novi 1000?
BTW, Thanks Chris for gave the tips how to installed the goodyear belt 4060374 onto 3.2" pulley.
Dan.
BTW, Thanks Chris for gave the tips how to installed the goodyear belt 4060374 onto 3.2" pulley.
Dan.
Glad you got that situated. The 1200 produces less noise than the 1000, and in my experience, the least noise of any centrifigul compressor. You do stil hear the gear backlash at idle which is minimal.
Cheers,
-- Chris
#43
Originally Posted by TraviS2000' date='Jan 10 2009, 03:57 PM
Chris, does SOS have an opinion on using the 1200 SL model? It seems to me there would be less things to go wrong. I'm aware of the extra oil to change, but is there a performance difference with the SL? Does a kit with the SL change the pricing?
Thanks guys! Looking good
Thanks guys! Looking good
thank you,
-- Chris
#44
Originally Posted by hecash' date='Jan 11 2009, 01:45 PM
Can anybody figure out if you must swap out the fuel pump for a high flow/high pressure unit?
Cheers,
-- Chris
#45
Originally Posted by hecash' date='Jan 11 2009, 04:36 PM
How did you make the determination that 06+ do not require a fuel pump and the others do?
Cheers,
-- Chris
#46
Originally Posted by rosscoe21' date='Jan 11 2009, 05:23 PM
Anyone know if the 06+ kit requires and upgraded clutch?
Cheers,
-- Chris
#48
Originally Posted by Chris@SoS' date='Jan 12 2009, 07:27 AM
Thanks for your post. You can find more details on the technical detail page here:
http://www.scienceofspeed.com/products/eng...charger/detail/
There are photos and details of the tensioner & vibration dampening system there.
Cheers,
-- Chris
http://www.scienceofspeed.com/products/eng...charger/detail/
There are photos and details of the tensioner & vibration dampening system there.
Cheers,
-- Chris
What exactly is included with the kits i.e. Can you pm me a parts list? for a 2002.
What other finish combinations are you talking about? i.e. black, polished and what else is available.
Is there a downloadable installation manual yet? What kind of instructions come with the kit?
Thanks for the info.
#49
Originally Posted by rosscoe21' date='Jan 12 2009, 09:10 AM
How long will it last on high boost with the stock clutch roughly?
The good thing is that going to the high boost setup on 2006-08 is as simple as a pulley change. So, you can start out with the standard boost, then, when it is time to change your clutch, upgrade for just the cost of a pulley (currently $89.95).
Cheers,
-- Chris
#50
Originally Posted by s2000442' date='Jan 12 2009, 09:30 AM
Thanks for the post Chris, I did read this page before but it really does not go into any detail about how it isolates the supercharger from the engine. Do other competing superchargers have a system like this or not?
What exactly is included with the kits i.e. Can you pm me a parts list? for a 2002.
What other finish combinations are you talking about? i.e. black, polished and what else is available.
Is there a downloadable installation manual yet? What kind of instructions come with the kit?
Thanks for the info.
What exactly is included with the kits i.e. Can you pm me a parts list? for a 2002.
What other finish combinations are you talking about? i.e. black, polished and what else is available.
Is there a downloadable installation manual yet? What kind of instructions come with the kit?
Thanks for the info.
The installation guide included is a step by step guide with photos written so that even the entry level home garage mechanic can install the system. In my opinion, after seeing other kit's installation guides, I believe it is the best. We do not plan on offering it as a download. The parts list and installation guide is included with the system when purchased.
Lastly, regarding finishes. We offer our signature black satin finish, polished, or a custom finish to your request which can be about any powdercoated color available. This adds $80.00 to the price of the kit, and adds 2-4 weeks for processing time.
regards,
-- Chris