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Old Sep 25, 2008 | 01:21 PM
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Originally Posted by Five Oh Brian
So, any decisions yet which blower you're going to buy???

I think I am going to end up going with the Saleen setup. Not sure about which stage (1 or 2), but right now I am at school 12 hours away from my baby in Minnesota. I figure I will wait until spring for the install, as I won't be driving until snow is gone. And that gives me time to come up with some money for the extras that come with the purchase of a blower i.e. maybe a GT500 fuel system, gauges, etc...
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Old Oct 3, 2008 | 07:40 PM
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I just had a brenspeed stage 3 installed (thanks Lloyd!). I have no experience with other makes but so far I'm very happy. It feels like a 427 except that it makes more power down low and the supercharger drowns out all exhaust sound except under no boost conditions.

I've had several surprises I hadn't anticipated :

o traction control. Before when TCS kicked in it was gradual. Now it's like someone's rapidly toggling the on/off switch. It bangs the car around hard.

o inability to feather. If I take a corner in first, get on it just the slightest bit to kick the rear end out, then try to modulate the throttle to keep it out I can't do it. The change in throttle pressure between too much power and too little power is too slight for me to be able to be smooth. I wonder if there's a way to modify the throttle curve so that the first inch or so applies throttle more slowly?

o it's very hard to take off from a stoplight without some wheelspin. Even when trying hard not to (e.g. sitting beside a donut consumer), the instant torque and sensitive throttle stymie me. This is with no passengers. Interestingly, I found that with two passengers the car hooked up far better.

I've only tried one timed launch (Gtech). 2.04s 60', 4.44s 0-60. It was a bad run, I spun the whole way through first, gave up trying to hook up, and hit second early. 800 RPM launch.
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Old Oct 4, 2008 | 10:39 AM
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Originally Posted by barryb
I just had a brenspeed stage 3 installed (thanks Lloyd!). I have no experience with other makes but so far I'm very happy. It feels like a 427 except that it makes more power down low and the supercharger drowns out all exhaust sound except under no boost conditions.

I've had several surprises I hadn't anticipated :

o traction control. Before when TCS kicked in it was gradual. Now it's like someone's rapidly toggling the on/off switch. It bangs the car around hard.

o inability to feather. If I take a corner in first, get on it just the slightest bit to kick the rear end out, then try to modulate the throttle to keep it out I can't do it. The change in throttle pressure between too much power and too little power is too slight for me to be able to be smooth. I wonder if there's a way to modify the throttle curve so that the first inch or so applies throttle more slowly?

o it's very hard to take off from a stoplight without some wheelspin. Even when trying hard not to (e.g. sitting beside a donut consumer), the instant torque and sensitive throttle stymie me. This is with no passengers. Interestingly, I found that with two passengers the car hooked up far better.

I've only tried one timed launch (Gtech). 2.04s 60', 4.44s 0-60. It was a bad run, I spun the whole way through first, gave up trying to hook up, and hit second early. 800 RPM launch.
You might need better tires, and suspension. Such as LCA's and reloaction brackets to keep that instant torque on the floor
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Old Oct 4, 2008 | 08:28 PM
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Originally Posted by SONICBOOST
You might need better tires, and suspension. Such as LCA's and reloaction brackets to keep that instant torque on the floor
Sounds like a good Christmas list
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Old Oct 15, 2008 | 01:27 AM
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TURBO ha
you really dropin one bro?
i am going to have to sell my stang for a big turbo civic to keep up now
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Old Oct 15, 2008 | 01:29 AM
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saleen probably is the best option but i have a hard time endorsing that heard bad stories not from your year though
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Old Oct 15, 2008 | 02:31 AM
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Originally Posted by 2REDSTANGS
TURBO ha
you really dropin one bro?
i am going to have to sell my stang for a big turbo civic to keep up now
There are a ton of stang owners running turbos. Just because it's a turbo doesn't mean it goes in a honda. If I were to go FI though I would be looking at the whipple. I thought the FRPP one was still lower than whipple retail. Plus you can keep your warranty.
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Old Oct 15, 2008 | 04:21 AM
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Originally Posted by 2REDSTANGS
TURBO ha
you really dropin one bro?
i am going to have to sell my stang for a big turbo civic to keep up now
In general, turbo's run faster times at the track in S197s than a twin screw with the same boost. Turbos perform very well.

Originally Posted by 2REDSTANGS
saleen probably is the best option but i have a hard time endorsing that heard bad stories not from your year though
Is a little punctuation too much to ask? Thanks!
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Old Oct 15, 2008 | 05:52 AM
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Originally Posted by SONICBOOST
You might need better tires, and suspension. Such as LCA's and reloaction brackets to keep that instant torque on the floor
Might keep em on the floor, but unfortunately wont guarantee any traction.
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