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Old 05-07-2017, 01:59 PM   #1
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Jackson Racing Supecharger

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I am looking at buying a jackson racing supercharger for my scion FRS. I want to also do the pulley upgrade, but it says i need a new fuel pump and injectors. Could someone link me some upgrades or help me out with this? I currently fuel my car with 94 Octane.
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Old 05-07-2017, 02:00 PM   #2
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Hi all,

I am looking at buying a jackson racing supercharger for my scion FRS. I want to also do the pulley upgrade, but it says i need a new fuel pump and injectors. Could someone link me some upgrades or help me out with this? I currently fuel my car with 94 Octane.
If you want to upgrade then get:

JRSC C38
HBP
DW 700cc Fuel Injectors
DW 300 Fuel Pump
Flex Fuel kit
Clutch (to hold the power)
Clutch fork (while you replace your clutch, you may as well)

Edit: make sure you use a reputable tuner.
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@VABeachBRZ I drive an automatic so I wouldn't replace the clutch
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If you want to upgrade then get:

JRSC C38
HBP
DW 700cc Fuel Injectors
DW 300 Fuel Pump
Flex Fuel kit
Clutch (to hold the power)
Clutch fork (while you replace your clutch, you may as well)

Edit: make sure you use a reputable tuner.
DO NOT use the HBP with the C38 unit. Unless you have a built engine with forged internals.

The C30 supercharger with a HBP is fine for stock engine, but you are pushing it.

Running a HBP on 94 is ok.... its not ideal, E85 is recommended with the HBP
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@zypher So should i just get the C38 unit with no HBP or a C30 unit with HBP?
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DO NOT use the HBP with the C38 unit. Unless you have a built engine with forged internals.

The C30 supercharger with a HBP is fine for stock engine, but you are pushing it.

Running a HBP on 94 is ok.... its not ideal, E85 is recommended with the HBP
You can most certainly run the c38 with a HBP. Many people I know personally do and have had ZERO issues. Someone 50k Miles in.

Don't get me wrong, it can be risky. But many many many people do it. And yes having s built motor is always better.

If you look at other applications people are pushing 350-400 on stock motor and running strong. It's all about the upkeep and the driving styles, imo.
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@zypher So should i just get the C38 unit with no HBP or a C30 unit with HBP?
It depends on your power goals and what you plan to do with your car.

A C38 with a custom tune will be in the 260ish WHP range.

A C30 with the HBP will be in the 300ish WHP, 370 if you run a header and E85.


I strongly recommend reading the owners thread.


Also if you plan to track your car I would get an oil cooler.

I have a C30 running around 250, and tracking the car definitely makes the oil cooler worth it.
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You can most certainly run the c38 with a HBP. Many people I know personally do and have had ZERO issues. Someone 50k Miles in.

Don't get me wrong, it can be risky. But many many many people do it. And yes having s built motor is always better.

If you look at other applications people are pushing 350-400 on stock motor and running strong. It's all about the upkeep and the driving styles, imo.
Do these people run e85 though? I think this could be the key difference. OP stated he runs 94, which would be risky taking above 300whp IMO.
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Do these people run e85 though? I think this could be the key difference. OP stated he runs 94, which would be risky taking above 300whp IMO.
Yes we are all on e85. In winter we have some 93 in it tho.
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@VABeachBRZ So I don't need a flex fuel kit because I don't run E85 correct? Also i'm driving an AT FRS, so I don't need a new clutch or flywheel, but would a High Output Torque Converter be beneficial at all?
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My understanding is the C38 is mainly for built engine/E85 users?
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My understanding is the C38 is mainly for built engine/E85 users?
Not true. In Factory Tuned trim they make the same power as they utilize the same pulley size. The C38 allows you to run all of the Jackson racing configurations (High boost pulley, RS Bracket & Pulley). The C30 can only run up to the High Boost Pulley.
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Not true. In Factory Tuned trim they make the same power as they utilize the same pulley size. The C38 allows you to run all of the Jackson racing configurations (High boost pulley, RS Bracket & Pulley). The C30 can only run up to the High Boost Pulley.
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