I disagree....turbo lag is a thing of the past, especially on turbos developed for our mustangs. On average turbos put out a few more hp per pund of boost and give around the same torque numbers. Just a thought.
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2006 Mazda 6-wife's car
true on the dyno turbos will build more hp than a supercharger and yes trubos do have alot better responce than they did back in the day but they still got to have some lag idk how you would get rid of it all but either one will still make a car haul just depends on how much money you have and what the owner wants to do
I will always be a turbo guy... they use free exhaust gas to add power... not a belt driven system... thus no added pull on the engine... so you can always argue.. turbo lag vs. engine lag - and turbo lag is practically non existent in smaller turbos.. .and for the big ones.. the lag actually helps keep traction upon launches (for drag racing) by not hitting all the power from the start... plus turbo's can actually increase MPG, superchargers generally hurt MPG... so lets see... more efficient, more MPG, more HP at same boost, and lets not forget... v8 sound + turbo spool and blow off = SEX ... i say turbo wins...
Twin turbos take care of the turbo lag problem. Why? Because they are small allowing them to react way quicker than a larger single turbo. And because there are 2 of them they can blow as much as a larger single turbo. soccerpimp is right, the single turbo helps in a drag race with off the like traction. With blower prices these days why not spent the extra 500-800 bux and get the best.
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93 5.0 hatchback 5 spd- moroso filter & pipe- 73mm C&L mass air- 70mm TB- Holley Systemax with 1" BBK spacer- MAC equal length shortie headers- stock cats, flowmasters and 2.73 gears
14.7 in the 1/4 with all of the above minus the holley intake and BBK spacer
It all has to do with the size of the turbo or supercharger. Both are pretty efficient now days. Someone said something about a 60mm turbo, many superchargers will clean your can, starting with the Vortech S-trim.
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brcuda how can you be a member since may 2003 and this be the first thing you have said. hahah thats kinda funny. i would have to go turbo since that is what i am building right now. hope to put motor in this weekend an start the trubo plumbing next weekend. the hellion base kit comes with a 60mm turbo and on a BONE STOCK MOTOR (ie heads intake throttle body cam EVERYTHING) put down 400hp and 500ft at the rear wheels i dont think an s-trim can do that BUT i could be wrong not into the supercharger thing that much.
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1990 5.0 Mustang LX, SBF 357 (.030), Speed Pro Hyper Pistons (for now, 427 later ), Camshaft? well its changed again, Nicely Ported Pro Comp 210cc Heads, Edlebrock Super Victor Intake, Barry Grant 850 Demon Carb, MAC 1 3/4 Long Tubes, TKO 500, Spec Stage 3 Clutch, 3 row radiater , Black Magic Elec. Fan, 6 point roll cage , Custom throught floor sub-frame connectors, 5 lug conversion, Rear disk brake conversion, and some Mickey Thompson ET Streests. AKA YOUR BASIC DAILY DRIVER
brcuda how can you be a member since may 2003 and this be the first thing you have said. hahah thats kinda funny. i would have to go turbo since that is what i am building right now. hope to put motor in this weekend an start the trubo plumbing next weekend. the hellion base kit comes with a 60mm turbo and on a BONE STOCK MOTOR (ie heads intake throttle body cam EVERYTHING) put down 400hp and 500ft at the rear wheels i dont think an s-trim can do that BUT i could be wrong not into the supercharger thing that much.
I have just been watching since 2003. Do not get me wrong turbos are great, but, it is your size of turbo I am questioning. I think you would have been a lot happier with a 76mm. And yes, a S-trim is totally capable of making 500 rwhp with the standard upgrades to the motor such as heads, cams and gears. It all depends on the tuner.
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Donathen Racing (302MAN)
Tuned by Bob Kurgan Motorsports
MUSTANG MUSCLE PERFORMANCE & DYNO SERVICE
oh. thats a lot of watching. anyways you misunderstand me the motor mad 400rwhp and 500rwtq with nooo mods imean a bone stock motor when they rolled it into the shope they had to remove the air silencer it still has the stock unported heads and stock unported intake throttle body and a stock gt cam. this was done with noo tune just locked out timing fuel pressuare ajustmenst and rotating the maf sensor to richen and lean the mixture (blow through). not hating on superchargers as i would have no prob running one if i could afford it. and my turbo isnt a 60mm that was sombody else. but that is what hellion uses. precision brand i think.
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I was thinking the 60mm....i started this damn thread...lol. I have an H/C/I setup already and know that i wont have to worry about pistons or valve springs or anything of that nature, but would I if i were to go with a 76mm?? Also, will my 3:73's work okay with my setup?? Any info is appreciated.
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