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Old 11-27-2006, 06:41 PM
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ok sure the s/c makes power instantly. But seriously though.

The vortec S/Ced s2000 i drove DIDNT even Produce boost under 6k. It made max boost @ 9000 rpms (5.5psi)

it was something like 2 psi @ 6k, 3.5psi@ 7k, 4psi @ 8k and finally 5.5psi @ 9k.

lets assume a turbo kit also running 5.5 psi...Well it would make 3.5 psi @ 4k, 5.5 psi @ 5k, 5.5psi @ 6k, 5.5psi @ 7k and so on. basically a turbo makes full boost through its entire range.

in your example of 11psi...you might be making boost under 6k. But it still would be less than 3 or 4 psi even @ 5krpms.



more power under the curve is important. Even in Vtec. The turbo will always make full boost throughout that 6-9k. The S/C may still make boost through that range but the boost builds progessively as rpms do


*these numbers for listed as EXAMPLE only and should not be taken as actual proven psi numbers. listed to prove a point only.*
Old 11-27-2006, 07:09 PM
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hboy7777 -> When you have 300+ whp, it is not that easy to launch the car as it is with stock. When I was N/A, I was launching at 7K and when I was at 11psi, I tried it with 5K and I was spinning like crazy. If you launch the car at 7K with 300+ whp, there is a good chance you will be posting to WTB Section looking for a diff.


MasterGrandKhan -> It looks like you drove a Comptech Kit. When my Vortech was at 11psi, I was making 4psi at 3000 rpm and I was making like 8psi at 6000.
Old 11-27-2006, 07:35 PM
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Originally Posted by ya@inlinepro,Nov 27 2006, 12:05 PM
There is a big factor in the DRIVER. Cause PRS2k is running mid to low 12's on 10psi with 350rwhp and street tires.
I'm going to have to second that. I've seen time slips for like 12.9's on a stock vortech unit (7psi) and street tires.


Its hard to even make a generalization since there are so many factors but I guess its safe to say a stock SC either vortech or comptech are probably low to mid 13 second cars and POSSIBLY high 12's if driven right.

A turbo...well you can't say. A stock turbo means nothing as people run all different kinds of boost levels so "stock" means nothing. There are people who start off with 14PSI, are they stock? If so, then what are the 8psi guys...slower then stock? Get my point?
Old 11-27-2006, 07:47 PM
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it also depends on the manifold too. some manifolds make 300whp at 7psi. some make 350whp at 6psi
Old 11-27-2006, 09:09 PM
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Originally Posted by batikan,Nov 27 2006, 11:09 PM
hboy7777 -> When you have 300+ whp, it is not that easy to launch the car as it is with stock. When I was N/A, I was launching at 7K and when I was at 11psi, I tried it with 5K and I was spinning like crazy. If you launch the car at 7K with 300+ whp, there is a good chance you will be posting to WTB Section looking for a diff.


MasterGrandKhan -> It looks like you drove a Comptech Kit. When my Vortech was at 11psi, I was making 4psi at 3000 rpm and I was making like 8psi at 6000.
actually i have 440whp now and launch at 7500rpms. its not a clutch drop its a smooth, quick and firm feathering almost all the way till the end of first with a preload. if you dump the clutch then yeah your looking at a whole lot of wheel spin, but then again thats not the right way to do it.

basically what i am getting to is if you put these 2 different setups head to head and DRIVE THEM THE RIGHT WAY. you will be maximizing both setups but turbo will have full boost sooner, almost instantly to where the sc car will have to wait till redline to get full power. get it yet?

i am not againt sc s2k's, i love their reliability, longevity and simplicity. i actually recomend them to customers if they dont want the constant tinkering a turbo requires. but as far as raw performance turbo wins hands down. get a video of you and our friend at the drag strip and we'll see the outcome.
Old 11-28-2006, 03:26 AM
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Originally Posted by batikan,Nov 27 2006, 11:09 PM
hboy7777 -> When you have 300+ whp, it is not that easy to launch the car as it is with stock. When I was N/A, I was launching at 7K and when I was at 11psi, I tried it with 5K and I was spinning like crazy. If you launch the car at 7K with 300+ whp, there is a good chance you will be posting to WTB Section looking for a diff.


MasterGrandKhan -> It looks like you drove a Comptech Kit. When my Vortech was at 11psi, I was making 4psi at 3000 rpm and I was making like 8psi at 6000.
It sounds like it is you and your skills that are limiting your higher boost setup from being faster, not the higher boost setup. Don't blame the setup for an inability to hook up.

Launching at 7K gets wheelspin in a stock car so I assume that it would also produce wheelspin in a car with 100 more rwhp. How is that going to damage the diff? I think it's the tires that will take the most beating. There are tons of S2Ki drivers launching with over 300 rwhp without issues (some with a LOT more than 300).
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Originally Posted by batikan,Nov 27 2006, 09:39 AM
The only part where the SC will be faster is before VTEC.
Are you smoking something? Before VTEC a centrifugal blower still needs more power from the system than it's giving back to it (keep in mind it's driven by the crank, not the free exhaust gases). My VTEC is set to 5200rpm now and I see full torque at 4500rpm with a Garrett GT3071R. That is way before the stock VTEC.

Only case where a SC would be faster or same fast as a TC from 0 to 60 is a situation where you drop the clutch at 7500rpm and get full, perfect traction with no rpm drop and the TC is writting a SMS to his girlfriend instead of paying attention to this "race".
Old 11-29-2006, 05:27 AM
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I seriously doubt that a supercharged s2k will make more power in the lower rpm range than a turbo car.My supercharged s is a pig until 6k,after that im sure the race between both would be interesting asuming boost levels are simular.Just go and compare dyno sheets from this forum and you will see for your self.
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the S2000 i drove WAS INDEED a VORTEC. it only had the 5.5PSi pully which is why it Did not Boost AT ALL under vtec.
Old 11-29-2006, 02:47 PM
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Originally Posted by GrandMasterKhan,Nov 29 2006, 04:21 PM
the S2000 i drove WAS INDEED a VORTEC. it only had the 5.5PSi pully which is why it Did not Boost AT ALL under vtec.
The vortech kits come standard with 7.5 psi pulley....so unless you had maybe a comptech or drove an ap2 with a ap1 charger you sir are incorrect.


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