Paxton 2200SL installed and tuned
Paxton 2200SL installed and tuned
Thanks to "Beefcake" and HPP Racing for the awesome service!
Installed the Paxton 2200SL on my 2012 Mustang GT and finally got it tuned earlier this week at HPP Racing in Lewisville TX. The car is a beast and pulls like a freight train when floored, but drives like stock when out of boost. The car made 622rwhp and 466tq STD( don't have SAE sorry), and this was tuned in 95 degree heat. Here are a few pics.
Before:

During the install:

After:

Gauges(haven't hooked up the oil pressure gauge yet, but the boost works!):

Getting strapped to the dyno:

Dyno results:
Installed the Paxton 2200SL on my 2012 Mustang GT and finally got it tuned earlier this week at HPP Racing in Lewisville TX. The car is a beast and pulls like a freight train when floored, but drives like stock when out of boost. The car made 622rwhp and 466tq STD( don't have SAE sorry), and this was tuned in 95 degree heat. Here are a few pics.
Before:

During the install:

After:

Gauges(haven't hooked up the oil pressure gauge yet, but the boost works!):

Getting strapped to the dyno:

Dyno results:
Yes it's a skeleton. I got it at emblemcovers.com but the link seems to be no longer working.
edit: just noticed you have the Boss manifold to help get those numbers also. Another good reason to go centrifugal!
Last edited by autobred; Jul 28, 2012 at 09:07 PM.
Why is the torque # so much lower than the HP? Is it just on these types of superchargers and not the screw style? It seems like the wheel horsepower almost doubles but the torque only increases by 100hp when adding a supercharger.




, These's 5.0's continue to impress me!