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Highest power from boosted '11-'14 style Coyote with "near OEM" longevity???

Old 1/20/17, 02:37 PM
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Originally Posted by FromZto5
Getting on the "GO" pedal means mashing it, Tony. I can almost guarantee you have never mashed it. Maybe gradually depressing it to reach 1/2 throttle. Am I right?
But yeah, if everyone drove it like you or I did, technically, our stock blocks could have 2000hp.
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Old 1/21/17, 10:59 AM
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Originally Posted by sqidd
That is incorrect. You will have the same or less vibration.

Crank snout loading is a different subject.
a supercharger will cause less vibration on the oil pump gear which is driven by the crank? I can't even begin to make sense of that... Maybe I should have thrown my dampener away since I put a Whipple on.
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Originally Posted by slow.stang
a supercharger will cause less vibration on the oil pump gear which is driven by the crank? I can't even begin to make sense of that... Maybe I should have thrown my dampener away since I put a Whipple on.
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Old 1/21/17, 11:02 AM
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Originally Posted by slow.stang
a supercharger will cause less vibration on the oil pump gear which is driven by the crank? I can't even begin to make sense of that... Maybe I should have thrown my dampener away since I put a Whipple on.
It's possible. More mass means less vibration.
Old 1/21/17, 11:09 AM
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Originally Posted by sqidd
It's possible. More mass means less vibration.
torsional vibration caused by resistance in both directions.
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Originally Posted by slow.stang
torsional vibration caused by resistance in both directions.
Is that a statement or a question?
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Originally Posted by sqidd
Is that a statement or a question?
a statement
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IMHO if you are going to put a blower on a stock Coyote block - do the OPG's and sprocket... because it's insurance. It's know to be one of the things that if you hit a limiter (rev or belt tensioner) is at the top of the list to be a potential issue.
The way I looked at it was the blower itself is **** near the cost of a new engine... so the added "cost" of pulling the front timing cover (which you have to take about 1/2 the crap off it for the blower install anyhow) was worth my time to put in some insurance (band aid or not) - for a fraction of the projects total cost.
I don't race, drag, beat on the car... but - the mental state and comfort that little bit of insurance gives me for how I drive the car made the $500 (and I'm expecting about 8 hours of effort) extra in the project a no brainer for me.
OPGs, sprocket and Whipple 2.9 starts in 2 weeks!
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Originally Posted by fishpick
IMHO if you are going to put a blower on a stock Coyote block - do the OPG's and sprocket... because it's insurance. It's know to be one of the things that if you hit a limiter (rev or belt tensioner) is at the top of the list to be a potential issue.
The way I looked at it was the blower itself is **** near the cost of a new engine... so the added "cost" of pulling the front timing cover (which you have to take about 1/2 the crap off it for the blower install anyhow) was worth my time to put in some insurance (band aid or not) - for a fraction of the projects total cost.
I don't race, drag, beat on the car... but - the mental state and comfort that little bit of insurance gives me for how I drive the car made the $500 (and I'm expecting about 8 hours of effort) extra in the project a no brainer for me.
OPGs, sprocket and Whipple 2.9 starts in 2 weeks!
^^YUP!!!
Good luck with the build bud.


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