Black1
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That's a BEEFY sumbitch!
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bigike said:The Procharger is also self contained............... that ought to be nice.
Whats the progress on that kit?
Jack
If a Novi 2000 flows 1400 and the Lysholm/Roe flows 2097ish........ How is the Novi beating the Roe? Is it due to intercooling or that the Novi comes stock pushing 8lbs?
FSTJACK said:Where do you get the flow numbers on the two blowers ?
ok the roe might flow that much but the intake is restrictive with the plates you could easily cut those flow numers in half and the hp numbers with a roe support my theoryRam From Hell said:The Paxton number is correct, for the Novi 2000 compressor.
Anyone have a supporting number for the Roe?:dontknow:
Huge is a quick way to describe ProCharger's F2 supercharger. Measuring 10.5 inches across the volute and capable of up to 38 psi and 2,700 cfm, the F2 is rated to produce 1,600 hp.
bigike said:OK TEASE #'s please
bigike said:I got the paxton numbers from Ram from Hell and the lysholm #'s are 0.1165 CF/rev X 18000 rpm. thats a close ball park
Stinker said:$120,000 and 9 months later = 650rwhp
sooo when you building yours?
I spoke to ROE Racing yesterday. They are still planning to build a new intercooled intake with better flow designed to support us HP Junkies.JMB Justin said:The Roe blower setup is limited by the intake manifold design, it is not designed for big boost or 800WHP, it is designed for 6psi on a stock/near stock truck. It has nothing to do with blower speed/cfm/etc. of the blower, it is more than capable. This is why a 2.4L roe on a gen 2 can make 700+WHP easily, and a 3.3L roe on a gen 3 takes every trick in the book to make 700WHP, the intake manifold design is dramatically different.
Justin