Jackson Racing Supercharger Owners Thread

[Sirsimon]

Originally Posted by CSG Mike

The flywheel is purely personal preference. I prefer a lighter flywheel and will take the NVH for increased response, but most people prefer a slightly heavier (but lighter than stock) for a nice balance.

We will be using the ACT in our car

Good to know, thank you. I had a lighter FW before and liked it a lot. I think it suits the nature of the FA20, as you've got to rev it out anyway. ;-)

Which ACT do you recommend, and do you sell them? PM me with details if you like.

DJ

[bleox]

So what r the mpgs with the carb tune ?


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[2ndgenhachi]

I'm currently avg ~ 25mpg and I lay into it daily. But mpg will be largely determined by your right foot. I'm estimating mine gained at least 5lbs after the install. I'm sure you can get better if u baby it but honestly who wants to baby a boosted car? Haha.

[Bramick]

I'm getting around 19. Hmmmm. Perhaps I'm enjoying the car more then I thought.

[bleox]

Well what about some body who drives the car a bit more conservative

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[AlexBinJackson]

Originally Posted by Sirsimon

Good to know, thank you. I had a lighter FW before and liked it a lot. I think it suits the nature of the FA20, as you've got to rev it out anyway. ;-)



Which ACT do you recommend, and do you sell them? PM me with details if you like.



DJ

Just put act heavy duty clutch with streetlite flywheel and it's amazing no chatter just a little heavier clutch pedal and faster revs

[ScionOfHorus]

Originally Posted by bleox

Well what about some body who drives the car a bit more conservative

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I'm not carb, but I'm getting 27/31 driving conservatively.

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[bleox]

Ty scionofhours... I drive conservative 90% lol 60 mile commute daily so mpg matter to me !!!

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[ScionOfHorus]

Originally Posted by bleox

Ty scionofhours... I drive conservative 90% lol 60 mile commute daily so mpg matter to me !!!

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I only do it when driving to work. Normal driving for me is like 22

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[bleox]

Originally Posted by ScionOfHorus

I only do it when driving to work. Normal driving for me is like 22

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Yeah if I'm playing around in the back roads idc my mpgs are... Gotta pay to play bu,t I don't want to pay to much when I'm driving to work!!!! Lol

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[Sirsimon]

Originally Posted by Bramick

I'm getting around 19. Hmmmm. Perhaps I'm enjoying the car more then I thought.

I alternate between my 86 and a lifted FZJ80 Land Cruiser. No matter how I drive the FR-S the MPG seems awesome! ;-)

[phanguy]

So far I haven't been able to even hit 25mpg. I think I've been driving pretty conservatively, but even still... Most of my driving is city driving. I mean it's fine. Just interesting how my mpg experience is stacking against others.

[Bramick]

Originally Posted by Sirsimon

I alternate between my 86 and a lifted FZJ80 Land Cruiser. No matter how I drive the FR-S the MPG seems awesome! ;-)

My previous car was a Mini when I had a 60 mile commute, so anything under 32mpg is an adjustment

Luckily I take the rail to work now.

Anyone using Fuelly besides me?

[CSG Mike]

Originally Posted by bleox

Well what about some body who drives the car a bit more conservative

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If you drive it like stock, you'll get MPG like stock.

Now, driving it like stock when you're JRSC'd is... not easy.