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Cheap is a very relative term so its hard to say what you consider cheap. Supercharger will be cheaper then a twin turbo for sure. 500+ hp without modifying at
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![]() Cheap is a very relative term so its hard to say what you consider cheap. Supercharger will be cheaper then a twin turbo for sure. 500+ hp without modifying at least some of the 370's engine is just asking for it. These cars are missing low end torque in my opinion so a Supercharger just seems like a natural choice to me. Having said that if you want more then 450 on these cars I would say Twin Turbo is the way to go. If I ever go the forced induction route I will probably go Supercharger. Last edited by kdoske; 01-28-2010 at 09:13 PM. |
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Build the flux capacitor and I'll buy it ....
I agree *cheap* is relative. I know you have to pay to play and I'm ... *OK* .... with $6-10K in extras to get there. I guess I'm out of the loop when it comes to what would have to be done to the stock motor to consistantly support 500 *min* RWHP. I understand clutch, but what else? ~450 RWHP is the max on the vr37 block? I'll trust you/the forum, but I guess I'm just out of the loop. I know it's the eternal debate .... but seriously: 500 RWHP (possible?) + stock demeanor+ safety/reliability ....... ??? Last edited by dweedlebug; 01-28-2010 at 09:20 PM. |
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