cory2081 wrote:oh really, Nismo Freak, is that a fact?? Well, that's funny, I installed a Pro Charger kit with intercooler on my brother in laws 98 Mustang GT. It pushes 11 PSI, the boost is almost instant. My friend has a 2000 Grand Prix GTP, his boost IS an instant 11 PSI. My GN didn't reach full boost til about 3,500, and it had a 9 inch 3,000rpm stall converter with a Jon Craig TE-61. I don't know who's superchargers Hot Rod mag tested, they must have been made by APC!! I don't see turbos being used in NHRA dragsters making 6,000 HP.....they use roots blowers.
actually, some NHRA test models were turbocharged, and they proved very efficient. i wouldnt debate the whole supercharger vs. turbocharger NHRA thing. it has time and time again been proven that turbochargers are just as good, as long as it is implemented correctly. infact, the turbocharged versions of these cars did beat some of the supercharged versions. read up on it, i bet you can find an article easily. i had one in my favorites but i am recovering from 60 gigs of data loss, so i cant put links to back up my words, but i assure you, it has been done. with so much technology today, its very easy to make anything that works on SIMILAR principles to be just as good as everything else it is competing with. if i have the time this weekend (big graphic design project ahead) i will try and find a link for you.
and just incase you dont know (i dont know you very well, or anyone on these boards for that matter), NHRA cars. whether turbo or supercharged, are restricted in hp. read up on the Bud King if you have a chance. 7000 hp, and still climbing.