Procharged 350Z??
08-07-2003, 10:20 AM
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Procharged 350Z??
If any of you guys know, what are these SC's putting out hp wise? Also what do they cost? There is a thread going on at another forum about a Procharged 350Z putting down 410RWHP that raced a cammed SS and put a hurting on him pretty good, and I figured you guys might know if that is correct.
08-07-2003, 10:36 AM
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Re: Procharged 350Z??
Originally posted by JP00SS
If any of you guys know, what are these SC's putting out hp wise? Also what do they cost? There is a thread going on at another forum about a Procharged 350Z putting down 410RWHP that raced a cammed SS and put a hurting on him pretty good, and I figured you guys might know if that is correct.
If any of you guys know, what are these SC's putting out hp wise? Also what do they cost? There is a thread going on at another forum about a Procharged 350Z putting down 410RWHP that raced a cammed SS and put a hurting on him pretty good, and I figured you guys might know if that is correct.
08-07-2003, 10:47 AM
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Re: Re: Procharged 350Z??
Originally posted by yobri
Gotta wonder why this "350Z" guy isn't posting such a feat on the largest 350Z board on the Internet... 410RWHP that is a sh*tload of power.... it would be easier to conceive the negation of the "rear wheel horsepower" part...
Gotta wonder why this "350Z" guy isn't posting such a feat on the largest 350Z board on the Internet... 410RWHP that is a sh*tload of power.... it would be easier to conceive the negation of the "rear wheel horsepower" part...
08-07-2003, 11:19 AM
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Re: Re: Re: Procharged 350Z??
Originally posted by JP00SS
Thats what I was wondering also. I reread that post and it said he also had headers. Even a 350-360 rwhp should pull on a 370rwhp SS I believe because of weight though.
Thats what I was wondering also. I reread that post and it said he also had headers. Even a 350-360 rwhp should pull on a 370rwhp SS I believe because of weight though.
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would I be causing trouble by posting the link to the forum with the thread in question?....naaaaaah
http://www.ls1.com/forums/showthread...hreadid=355942
http://www.ls1.com/forums/showthread...hreadid=355942
08-07-2003, 12:31 PM
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Re: Re: Re: Re: Procharged 350Z??
I was counting down the seconds until u did somebody *cough cough "Vice" LS1.com resident 350 owner did*
How much are these systems? My friend (CLS on this board) said they were around $6,000 but maybe I misunderstood him.
How much are these systems? My friend (CLS on this board) said they were around $6,000 but maybe I misunderstood him.
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I was counting down the seconds until u did somebody *cough cough "Vice" LS1.com resident 350 owner did
Not sure about the "procharger" but I've read the SC out there costs between 4000-5500 just for the parts..then you gotta add labor costs.
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Haha I rang your moms bell.
I think they are putting around 360 to the wheels J. But, I know I can put a hurtin on lightly modded LS1's with my stock 350. And the LS1 even had drag radials. Who needs a supercharger?
I think they are putting around 360 to the wheels J. But, I know I can put a hurtin on lightly modded LS1's with my stock 350. And the LS1 even had drag radials. Who needs a supercharger?
08-07-2003, 05:54 PM
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Originally posted by CLS
Haha I rang your moms bell. I think they are putting around 360 to the wheels J. But, I know I can put a hurtin on lightly modded LS1's with my stock 350. And the LS1 even had drag radials. Who needs a supercharger?
Haha I rang your moms bell.
I think they are putting around 360 to the wheels J. But, I know I can put a hurtin on lightly modded LS1's with my stock 350. And the LS1 even had drag radials. Who needs a supercharger?
, but who came flyin by in third gear?? 
Try me now after I got some practice on them DR's
08-07-2003, 07:38 PM
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The Procharger runs roughly 5K plus another 600-800 for install.
There is a 9 PSI pulley in the works and ATI is testing it, but no one out in the street has it yet.
The Procharger puts out about 360 RWHP on the 350Z.
Trust me, I know......or at least, I soon will.
There is a 9 PSI pulley in the works and ATI is testing it, but no one out in the street has it yet.
The Procharger puts out about 360 RWHP on the 350Z.
Trust me, I know......or at least, I soon will.
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