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gotboost
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 Posted: Sun Apr 25, 2010 12:18 pm Post subject: supercharger on a 350 chevy |
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i have a 2010 eagle 19 foot sport ad iam just wondering if any one is running a supercharger on there boat and how is it for power and relabilty and fuel thanks  |
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Will R
Joined: 31 Jul 2005
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| Posted: Sun Apr 25, 2010 12:26 pm Post subject: |
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get ahold of blowin crazy on this forum.i have his ol 19ft sport with a procharged 406sbc but havent had it out yet but he tells me that it builds awsome power(just under 600hp on pump fuel and dyno sheets to prove it)and is extremly reliable .
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blowin crazy
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| that motor run just like a normaly asperared motor and got realy good fuel economey , If my memory serves me corectly it started to build boost around 4200 rpm and at wide open throtle 7 lbs boost and burned alot more fuel as you increased the boost and rpm ,, as long as you kept the boost and rpm down the fuel econamy was no diferent than any other motor but the power was there if or when wanted |
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boosted
Joined: 04 Jun 2009
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Same here, I run a bbf 501 ci with a Vortech on 87 octane. Runs just like a non supercharged unit only better mileage because I can run a larger impeller. Anything after 4200 rpm and the boost comes in and my mileage goes way down but it sure is fun then.
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