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Originally Posted by JVerge5363 Wow! You have quite the build going on. Best of Luck with it. Looking forward to seeing your results. I guess I should backtrack a little

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Old 06-22-2020, 09:46 AM   #1 (permalink)
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Wow! You have quite the build going on. Best of Luck with it. Looking forward to seeing your results. I guess I should backtrack a little bit and be a little more specific. Not looking to do any motor work but open to just about anything else. I do have Motordyne ART test pipes and a Berk CBE. I would love to reach around 600hp and 450+ tq. My kit will be coming with the Velocity intake, 1050x injectors and 340lph fuel pump. Would upgrading the injectors or fuel pump make any difference or would that just be overkill? Any input is greatly appreciated. Thanks
You can create more power by upping the boost by creating less restriction at the supercharger inlet. By going to just a turboguard and nothing to filter smaller particles you will see around 16psi. This is going to stress the fuel setup like Redondoaveb said so you need a RFS to compensate all that boost pushing against the injectors.

The great thing about the velocity intake is that you can swap from a filtered setup (525whp) to an unfiltered setup (600whp?) in a couple of minutes. Then just switch maps (5 seconds) depending on what boost level you want to run at given the environmental conditions required for filtering air.
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You can create more power by upping the boost by creating less restriction at the supercharger inlet. By going to just a turboguard and nothing to filter smaller particles you will see around 16psi. This is going to stress the fuel setup like Redondoaveb said so you need a RFS to compensate all that boost pushing against the injectors.

The great thing about the velocity intake is that you can swap from a filtered setup (525whp) to an unfiltered setup (600whp?) in a couple of minutes. Then just switch maps (5 seconds) depending on what boost level you want to run at given the environmental conditions required for filtering air.
Oops, when I saw velocity intake, for some stupid reason I was thinking turbo guard and figured he was maxed out intake wise.
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You can create more power by upping the boost by creating less restriction at the supercharger inlet. By going to just a turboguard and nothing to filter smaller particles you will see around 16psi. This is going to stress the fuel setup like Redondoaveb said so you need a RFS to compensate all that boost pushing against the injectors.

The great thing about the velocity intake is that you can swap from a filtered setup (525whp) to an unfiltered setup (600whp?) in a couple of minutes. Then just switch maps (5 seconds) depending on what boost level you want to run at given the environmental conditions required for filtering air.
So does this mean that no pulley change is needed?
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So does this mean that no pulley change is needed?
If you switch to the turbo guard screen then you'll probably get to 600whp. If not, then a pulley change will be needed. Either that or switch to e85.
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If you switch to the turbo guard screen then you'll probably get to 600whp. If not, then a pulley change will be needed. Either that or switch to e85.
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