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Old October 16th, 2006, 12:41 AM   #1
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Motor Build up


I see alot of people saying that you need to build up your motor for a supercharger. What exactly do you need to do? Do you just change the heads, cams, and pistons or is there more to it? One last question how much would a whole set up with a supercharger cost?
 
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well building a motor that can handle more than 450 rwho is gonna take forged rods and pistons. you dont have to do heads and cams but they will make more power. your can get new blowers anywhere from 4000-8000. i have a procharger for sale for a modular motor right now for $2000
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Old October 16th, 2006, 06:52 PM   #3
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does that sc you have whine at all or anything??ohh and does supercharger come with itt??
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he doesnt have a roots s/c for sale but IMO his centrifigal s/c would be better then most s/c. just because the roots arent as powerful in high end or the higher rpms
thats my opinion though....his s/c he's selling is a steal! you wont find a cheaper price then that, if i had a GT i'd be all over that deal
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This april i was going to buy a cobra but now im going to used the saved up money to put into my engine. Has anyone built thereengine up for a s/c for pistons, rods, cams and heads? what would i be looking at for price range? any good sites with info on this ?
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Re: Motor Build up


Originally Posted by GT 849
I see alot of people saying that you need to build up your motor for a supercharger. What exactly do you need to do? Do you just change the heads, cams, and pistons or is there more to it? One last question how much would a whole set up with a supercharger cost?
What motor? That is a big determining factor. A stock 87-93 5 liter will handle a supercharger without a problem. 450 or so horsepower is about as high as you can go safely with a stock block. The stock 5 liter HO crank rods and pistons will out last the factory block.
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I have a 2002 GT. I want around 400 at the wheels. Ive ben looking at forged pistons(575$),Forged rods(460$) and a crank(??) on the net and i found out parts would be around say 1800$ just guessing. i dont have any knowledge on engine work and i plan on doing afr heads, procharger D1. I can prop put in the s/c on my own but i got looking around and found out that with other s/c you can put the battery in the trunk and it will help out with better traction. So for the brand of s/c im still looking around the forum lots of ppl like the novi 2000. i want to get my engine work done at a shop how long does it take ? Would it be better off to buy the parts get them install it or get them to just build me an engine adn i sell them my old one with only 20 K on it?
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you cant forget about machine work, that shit gets expensive. 150 for bore and hone, 80 for acid dip, 80 to deck the block, checking all the clearances with tthe poper tools, unless u have your own, bearings, gaskets, it all adds up. a 2k project turns into a 4k project real quick unless u have the knowledge and the resources to do it yourself
 
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