Centri Superchargers
11/11/07, 02:38 PM
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The centris have a contstant whistle, I think the procharger is a little louder than the vortech/paxton though. The twin screw superchargers and roots stlye will give you a whine under hard acceleration
11/11/07, 05:42 PM
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11/11/07, 06:36 PM
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Here's another vid of the car on the dyno, except this time focusing on the dyno's screen:
The car earlier this summer, before the intercooler installation:
Again, all before the intercooler install:
My exhaust is Ford Racing shortie headers, Pypes offroad H, Borla overaxle pipes with 18" Dynamax resonators installed (reduces trumpeting and drone) and Borla mufflers.
The car earlier this summer, before the intercooler installation:
Again, all before the intercooler install:
My exhaust is Ford Racing shortie headers, Pypes offroad H, Borla overaxle pipes with 18" Dynamax resonators installed (reduces trumpeting and drone) and Borla mufflers.
11/11/07, 06:52 PM
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i don't really want a constant whine, i'd rather have one during hard acceleration
yeah i've been really interested in this paxton sl series as well, does anyone have any more info?
how much were you looking to sell it for and how many miles does it have on it?
what psi and is it easy to change the psi?
would i need to get a new clutch also if i was shootin for around 400-450 rwhp? what about a new driveshaft?
yeah i've been really interested in this paxton sl series as well, does anyone have any more info?
how much were you looking to sell it for and how many miles does it have on it?
what psi and is it easy to change the psi?
would i need to get a new clutch also if i was shootin for around 400-450 rwhp? what about a new driveshaft?
11/12/07, 07:31 AM
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I have a sale pending on my procharger if it falls through I'll give you all the details on it.
11/12/07, 11:41 AM
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Here is some info on the new sl series, I think i will be going this route
http://www.paxtonauto.com/news_novi_sl.html
http://www.paxtonauto.com/news_novi_sl.html
1/23/08, 03:32 PM
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A centrifugal makes absolutely no noise at all under hard acceleration. If you want noise/whine under acceleration go twin screw. I'll vouch for the Procharger...I just took a Procharger system off my car and put it on my boy's car and it's been a great, reliable system. Makes huge power.
1/23/08, 04:01 PM
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1/23/08, 05:31 PM
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A centrifugal makes absolutely no noise at all under hard acceleration. If you want noise/whine under acceleration go twin screw. I'll vouch for the Procharger...I just took a Procharger system off my car and put it on my boy's car and it's been a great, reliable system. Makes huge power.
1/23/08, 05:32 PM
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Thats weird, I emailed him about the sl series a month ago and he said it would be the same price as the regular blower...
1/23/08, 06:27 PM
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He didn't say anything bad about it. He just said they dont carry it becuase its only been out on market less then a year and theres nothing wrong with the current one which is proven technology. I dunno. Only reason I even thought about the SL was the shorter install times. But that I even heard wasn't true from another source. To tap the oil pan I was told bearly took any time.
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