Pontiac - Boost Turbo, supercharged, Nitrous, EFI & other Power Adders discussed here.

          
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Old 10-30-2019, 07:27 PM
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Default Whipple Gen 5 does it again for a Street Car

https://www.enginelabs.com/engine-te...-supercharger/

Might take some design work to fit on a Pontiac Engine intake system but har to argue with EFI, Inter-cooling, and a 1000 street HP on tap.

Hardware is hardware, forget the application in this case. Watson Engineering in Michigan was involved with some of the Hardware design for the Whipple Application. Chuck Jr and Chuck Sr have been doing supercharged cars for a long time and race two cars for many years.

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It could be done in aluminum, the base intake, and should be fairly easy since it's an open design. Someone with a CAD program should be able to knock it out fairly quick, and a sand casting job-shop could do it affordably. You just do an enclosed area, or external reliefs, for the injectors.

The design of the blower would not be conducive with a carb.


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Looks like using a legacy distributor may also not work, would have to be some type of DIS, due to the length of the blower body.


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Crank Wheels, low profile cam sensors, and the Holley Sensors are not this big of an issue these days. Luhn Performance has done all of them and is a Holley dealer.

The intake, I agree, could be designed and cast up pretty easily BUT I PERSONALLY, would swap to Don's RAV heads and his Open Plenum Intake to start with. Then make a simple adaptor plate to put the Whipple stuff in the right spot. The BDS Pontiac Stuff is ok but hard to work with on a Supercharger unit like the Whipple, BUT the Whipple is Intercooled, no methanol required.

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What did they do, spend a chunk of money to make Make 1000 hp on a 5.0? Haven't lots of folk done the same with a big turbo? Not knocking the result just don't see why its a better approach.


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Been done and more on whats out there. My friends 2018 put 1200+ to the ground. Drives it everywhere. Seems to be coming more popular. The h.p. wars are back on.

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What did they do, spend a chunk of money to make Make 1000 hp on a 5.0? Haven't lots of folk done the same with a big turbo? Not knocking the result just don't see why its a better approach.
Who said anything about Better????????????????????????

Part of the Post was a visual on packaging dual Water to Air intercoolers on a EFI engine and keeping it under the hood with a Belt Driven Boosting Device

Vortech had a similar concept (called the "Igloo") back in 1998 time frame.
Those were basically race vehicles. This is a drive it to California from the east coast PRODUCTION type set-up. Very nice engineering.

Turbos on Mustangs are very common over 1300 wheel hp is documented

https://www.motorauthority.com/news/...the-ears-bleed

Again, just posting up new technology and how to properly package stuff.

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Be cool if they packaged this for a pontiac...

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