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My 2 cent |
I don't want the possible boost spike of a turbo though... It's not going to be a straight track car... I will still be driving it on the street and like the reliable boost of an SC over turbo... Plus I won't have to deal with the torque dip that this engine has... But I appreciate the input...
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it doesnt quite matter the methods, just the HP and TQ curves.
500whp will get you in the 12s or less but at this point the the problem will be putting all the power down to the wheels |
What kills me about that HKS Supercharger making 300HP is how little torque they make. I'm running 7lbs of boost on my turbo setup which is good for 260WHP with 211 Wtq, while the 300WHP HKS setup is making only 222Wtq...
Superchargers are cute... Also boost spikes come from equipment issues/failures, also if you get a good tune with EcuTek or run an AEM failsafe you can protect your car from such issues. |
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I feel more comfortable with the twin screw SC though... Just my preference... To each there own right...
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Don't try to make a car be something it's not. You can do it, it's not impossible, but you can likely get to that goal cheaper, faster, and more enjoyably picking a car that is already much closer to your goal.
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I will be fine taking a base system and modifying it to be what I want... Putting a larger blower means ill have to modify the bracket and base and I'm fine doing that... I know what om doing and am not going to ruin anything... I'll be doing a full build thread to show progress and it will be fine. |
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An e46 M3 will run a low 13 with the stock 330hp at the crank and about 600lbs more weight (they're ~3400lbs), so I see no reason why an FR-S making an honest 250whp couldn't run low 13's either. |
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