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Old February 22nd, 2007, 01:05 PM   #1
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i have a 1982 mustang gt 5.0 HO and whey are going to turn it into a drag car
i wanted some advice on blowers vs superchargers what works better with carburated cars, cost, what is easier to tune, reliability, and anyother comments you have
 

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Old February 22nd, 2007, 01:10 PM   #2
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someone correct me if im wrong, i have a carbed 5.0 and paxton is the only supercharger i can find for it, please fill me in with other brands with kits for us carburated guys
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Blower and supercharger are the same thing.


You can use any centrifugal supercharger on a carbureted engine. You will need a "hat" or box for the carburetor for the piping to connect to.
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Don't you need some sort of special carb set-up for that, I thought I heard somthing like that somewhere. Because of no vaccum or somthing.
 
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Originally Posted by Darrell
Blower and supercharger are the same thing.


You can use any centrifugal supercharger on a carbureted engine. You will need a "hat" or box for the carburetor for the piping to connect to.
I was getting ready to say that everything i knew had been a lie! There are different types of blowers, then there are different types of poweradders...Did you happen to mean, turbocharger or supercharger?
 
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Blower?... I hardly know her.
 
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yea i pretty much guessed any will work but they never advertise the piece that sits on the carb, and paxton recommends a demon 4150 style carb for there setup, i have a speed demon 650 all mechanical and no choke whats the difference between the 2, and when i think of blower this is what i think about

http://www.theblowershop.com/tbsparts.html#Carburetors
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Originally Posted by JBIGBOOTSY
Don't you need some sort of special carb set-up for that, I thought I heard somthing like that somewhere. Because of no vaccum or somthing.
It depends. If you use the hat you have to modify the carb to be a blow thru carb. If you use the box, the carb will have equal pressure on the outside as it does on the inside just as if it was a naturally aspirated set up and will not need any major modifications.........so they tell me anyway.


Turbomustangs.com has alot of good blow thru carb info.
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i was looking at vortech and i didnt even think that paxton made a hat or box for superchargers and what i meant was between blowers like 671 etc and centrifugal superchargers i would like to get into the tens or at least elevens i have a manual four speed but i think i am going to change it to a C4 of i think there is a C6 with a small bell housing and i would like a for 9 inch rear end but i cant find a decent price used one and i was thinking 4 11 or 4 56 gears not sure dont want to rpm to early and i am just researching different nitrous kits any suggestions on thanks sorry so long i have been reading everybody's article's and i respect your opinions
 
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I figure you could get into the 11s pretty easy, Mabe a 4.10, gt-40ps, and a good 150 shot. Slicks and struts. I have also called roots type(blowers), and centrifugal(superchargers).
 
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If you use the box, the carb will have equal pressure on the outside as it does on the inside just as if it was a naturally aspirated set up and will not need any major modifications.........so they tell me anyway.
+1, if in a box, all you should need to do is jet it correctly, and get your fuel pressure situation under control.
 
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Originally Posted by Mr_Evil
If you use the box, the carb will have equal pressure on the outside as it does on the inside just as if it was a naturally aspirated set up and will not need any major modifications.........so they tell me anyway.
+1, if in a box, all you should need to do is jet it correctly, and get your fuel pressure situation under control.
+2... I would change the main body to something that don't have a choke plate and bigger cfm, along with what you said.
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