pros and cons of a jwt popcharger
Originally Posted by Osix350Z
You wont really feel the gains from just a pop.. With the MREVplus kit and the pop you stand to gain anywhere from 17-24 hp at the wheels (something like that). Along with a free flowing exhaust, testpipes, and tune you will be good for high 12's. If driven correctly. BTW these gains with the MREV on the 06 are proven time and time again.. With my bolt on setup on my 06 I made272 whp and 261 tq, uncorrected.. So figure 260whp and 250tq with a correction, WITHOUT a tune.. Just the MREV, testpipes, pop charger, and exhaust.
The popcharger will make your car cut off over 80-82 mph IN NEUTRAL. It almost killed me on a windy road and i tested it out after to determine what speed it cuts out. Since the engine isn't actively sucking in air out of gear, there is not enough being sucked through the filter at higher speeds because of the airflow. Leave it in gear or blip the throttle once if you go to the drag strip coasting down from 100ish
Originally Posted by Z1truth
I read if you have the 06 with the automatic with the 287Hp the lower intake is already like the MREV lower plenum, so you just need the spacer....is this true?
the 287 collector = mrev, Motordyne currently sells the MREV 2 which is modified for better airflow.
Originally Posted by Hydrazine
Just for clarification, this is the case on the NON-REVUP engine.
OTOH
With the REVUP engine, it makes much more gains, and both the spacer and MREV2 are recommended to be used together.
On the REVUP, the MREV2 makes TQ and the spacer makes highend HP. Both together give very good results.
OTOH
With the REVUP engine, it makes much more gains, and both the spacer and MREV2 are recommended to be used together.
On the REVUP, the MREV2 makes TQ and the spacer makes highend HP. Both together give very good results.
Originally Posted by UMW350Z
The popcharger will make your car cut off over 80-82 mph IN NEUTRAL. It almost killed me on a windy road and i tested it out after to determine what speed it cuts out. Since the engine isn't actively sucking in air out of gear, there is not enough being sucked through the filter at higher speeds because of the airflow. Leave it in gear or blip the throttle once if you go to the drag strip coasting down from 100ish
Originally Posted by bleufiend
That is BHP, or brake horsepower measured at the flywheel. You must account also for the amount of resistance that the drivetrain induces on the engine before it reaches the road thru the tires and moves the car.
Usually in a rwd car you have anywhere for a 15 to 20% power loss from the drivetrain.
Usually in a rwd car you have anywhere for a 15 to 20% power loss from the drivetrain.
Originally Posted by microd
So one of the downsides of the pop charger is an annoying whistle at 5k rpm and above?
The whistling is only at a certain percentage of throttle input as well. Usually for me, it only happens if I'm holding the throttle at about 25-33% from the stated 3k-5k RPM or so.
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