VIDEO & Photo's - IS350 Supercharger Install
#151
Only N2O threads I'd seen with details/dynos/etc showed 65 shot max on pump gas... even going to 80 he needed race fuel to keep datalogged stuff in the safe range, but based on your info it appears he was being overly conservative
#152
Now see, that kinda info would be worth a 5+ page thread :P
Only N2O threads I'd seen with details/dynos/etc showed 65 shot max on pump gas... even going to 80 he needed race fuel to keep datalogged stuff in the safe range, but based on your info it appears he was being overly conservative
Only N2O threads I'd seen with details/dynos/etc showed 65 shot max on pump gas... even going to 80 he needed race fuel to keep datalogged stuff in the safe range, but based on your info it appears he was being overly conservative
#153
how much did u pay isux tell us? lol
would jus buying a buncha parts off ebay needed for the s/c to work and we jus piece it together work for the isx50 ??
wouldnt that be a cheap alternative for booost ( it that was even possible to do it like that )
would jus buying a buncha parts off ebay needed for the s/c to work and we jus piece it together work for the isx50 ??
wouldnt that be a cheap alternative for booost ( it that was even possible to do it like that )
#154
Your other problem is that while the "big" parts like the blower itself and an intercooler should be easy to find, just about everything else (the pipes, the brackets, etc) will be custom for this car, so unless you find one of the 3 or 4 people who ever bought an LMS kit selling theirs you won't have much luck buying that stuff on ebay.
If you can make your own pipes and brackets then you'll maybe get away with building your own for a mere 3-4 grand (unless you're ok buying somebodys questionable condition used blower or something, you can likely go cheaper in that case)
and it still won't run any more boost than the existing kits did, which isn't much.
#155
It still won't be cheap, it'll just might be slightly cheaper than what a commercial kit would sell for.
Your other problem is that while the "big" parts like the blower itself and an intercooler should be easy to find, just about everything else (the pipes, the brackets, etc) will be custom for this car, so unless you find one of the 3 or 4 people who ever bought an LMS kit selling theirs you won't have much luck buying that stuff on ebay.
If you can make your own pipes and brackets then you'll maybe get away with building your own for a mere 3-4 grand (unless you're ok buying somebodys questionable condition used blower or something, you can likely go cheaper in that case)
and it still won't run any more boost than the existing kits did, which isn't much.
Your other problem is that while the "big" parts like the blower itself and an intercooler should be easy to find, just about everything else (the pipes, the brackets, etc) will be custom for this car, so unless you find one of the 3 or 4 people who ever bought an LMS kit selling theirs you won't have much luck buying that stuff on ebay.
If you can make your own pipes and brackets then you'll maybe get away with building your own for a mere 3-4 grand (unless you're ok buying somebodys questionable condition used blower or something, you can likely go cheaper in that case)
and it still won't run any more boost than the existing kits did, which isn't much.
well that is def an option id say if i could find all the pieces and piece them together for 2 grand ish thats worth 50 hp or 5lb of boost ... anyone know all the parts needed to make this happen? i might jus try this
#158
Piece together a S/C kit using a quality blower for $2K? Unless you've got your own metal shop and are a hell of a fabricator, you're dreaming.
#159
^^ u could be a little bit nicer about it....
Sadly i thought the same thing, the c-2 procharger itself costs 2500. and the mounting bracket would be hard to fabricate. unless u got your hand on an old LMS one which Fox seemed to have done. also i'm sure routing pipe would be pretty annoying...
Last edited by xuningshen; 10-21-09 at 07:56 PM.
#160
A Nitrous jet size of .052" or 1.3208mm should produce:
122.12 HP with 1 port(s)
Actual HP to the wheels: 103.80 HP
So figure give or take its 100 hp
#161
Don't think I haven't thought of throwing a 75 shot on my 350 just for kicks. Too busy saving for a single for the MKIV though.
#162
just a thought lol im no guru when it comes to boosting cars... jus thought maybe could find all the parts needed through ebay which i assume would be less than a retail kit lol the only problem is finding the needed parts lol
#163
#165
You'll notice that I typed "hp" and not whp. This is the same rule-of-thumb measurement that all the nitrous providers advertise. But thanks for keeping everyone honest.