Roots Supercharger w/ Cams
#1
Roots Supercharger w/ Cams
I am going to be purchasing some form of forced induction for my Z really soon. With the whole CARB thing here in Ca. I'm leaning towards the Stillen Supercharger. I was wondering if swapping the cams would yield gains with this type of supercharger and if so what type of cam would be best? Would cams with good all around gains like the Nismos be best to compliment the low and mid range power of the blower or would cams with a higher peak power like JWT be best to make power where the roots blower tapers off. I'm aware that I would need some other type of engine management besides what comes with the kit but would it be worth it?
#3
Originally Posted by HankVQ
I am going to be purchasing some form of forced induction for my Z really soon. With the whole CARB thing here in Ca. I'm leaning towards the Stillen Supercharger. I was wondering if swapping the cams would yield gains with this type of supercharger and if so what type of cam would be best? Would cams with good all around gains like the Nismos be best to compliment the low and mid range power of the blower or would cams with a higher peak power like JWT be best to make power where the roots blower tapers off. I'm aware that I would need some other type of engine management besides what comes with the kit but would it be worth it?
In summary that means once you max out the blower youÃÓe not going to get much more power regardless of the other mods. The cams would make a big difference if the blower could support the extra air the motor could use but, this roots is close to maxed out for this size motor right out of the box.
One forum member was looking to use a larger roots to solve this but I have not seen anything posted lately about it.
Gary
#5
Originally Posted by schweatty
the HKS SC is CARB approved
#6
The M62 blower is maxed out, indeed. I was looking at a M90 blower, but custom work required would be more $$$ than a Greddy TT kit, for example (unless you do it yourself). May not be worth it.
Edit: just put 2.74" pulley on the current blower (8.3psi) and that'll be the max safe limit, and you'll be able to handle more CFM airflow .
Edit: just put 2.74" pulley on the current blower (8.3psi) and that'll be the max safe limit, and you'll be able to handle more CFM airflow .
#7
Originally Posted by bascelik
The M62 blower is maxed out, indeed. I was looking at a M90 blower, but custom work required would be more $$$ than a Greddy TT kit, for example (unless you do it yourself). May not be worth it.
Edit: just put 2.74" pulley on the current blower (8.3psi) and that'll be the max safe limit, and you'll be able to handle more CFM airflow .
Edit: just put 2.74" pulley on the current blower (8.3psi) and that'll be the max safe limit, and you'll be able to handle more CFM airflow .
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#9
Originally Posted by HankVQ
So Stillen offers an 8psi. pulley now I thought the stage three 7psi pulley was the max that they offer. 380 whp would be sweet.
Does the stillen Kit weigh more than the VORTEC kit????
#10
Yes, Znitro had a 8.5 pound pulley but he had cams,head work,and headers.With the stock heads(only polished & minor porting),stock cams,and stock exhaust manifolds he probably would have had around 11-12 pounds.Over 400hp should be available.However,you may need to shift sooner due to the SC topping out at 5500(that should be a plus though,right?).
So applying cams to this type of application may not work very well(up top that is).
So applying cams to this type of application may not work very well(up top that is).
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