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Worlds Fastest HD F150!!!
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Apparently you have a freak magical truck that makes more boost without increasing blower RPM, with a precision calibrated boost gauge thats not off by even a tenth, and with exact ideal conditions during your one time test, to create 12 lbs with a 6 lower and 100% bone stock everything else, even though most of the other guys on here with a 6 lb'er also only make 12 lbs along with intake mods. Funny coincidence there huh? The accepted boost values for the lightning with various sized pullies could be wrong....although the boost sizes for the pullies have been the accepted values for the last decade without dispute, and why 9" lowers are called 6 lb lowers, 8.5" lowers called 4lb lowers, etc.. My table is based upon that, but you can even strip away all talk of boost levels, you could call it X, Y, and Z levels if you want and it wouldn't make a difference with that table. You have to have a basic understanding of physics to understand the table, which I can't think of how I can possibly dumb it down any more for you, but I'm sure you can agree its pretty common sense that increasing the pulley ratio by a larger lower or smaller upper directly increases the supercharger RPM. Your entire arguement saying a 6 lb lower adds 6 lbs on a L or HD, when the L and HD have different size uppers defies the fundamentel laws of physics. What you are saying is that the HD supercharger doesn't need to be spun as fast as a L supercharger to create an additional 6 lbs of boost over stock, and that is just absurd lol Its the exact same supercharger. If the uppers were the same, and say the lowers were what came different to decrease the boost on the HD from the factory, THEN adding a 6 lb'er on a HD would put the blower RPM equal to the same blower RPM on a L with a 6 lb lower. But since the HD has a larger upper, the supercharger is always spinning proportionally slower no matter what the lower, so its impossible that the HD blower spinning slower can create the same or more amount of boost than a L blower spinnng at equal or more RPM's. Quote:
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C'mon guys, heres a formula for theoretical boost. Does not account for variances in efficiency of intakes and exhaust. So this will take the intakes and exhaust out of the equation.
(blower volume in liters x pulley ratio) / (engine volume in liters / 2) x 14.7 - 14.7 = boost to get pulley ratio divide lower pulley by the upper pulley For the mile high handicapped in Denver, substitute "x 14.7 - 14.7" with "x 12.2 - 12.2" And for those of you that are REALLY spinning your blower it will be less efficient. Here is the formula that will help you to calculate. http://www.modularfords.com/forums/s...ower?p=1088426 Josh - all of a sudden that Eaton boxed up in my garage isn't so magical. Last edited by Shady Al; 05-29-2010 at 09:09 AM.. Reason: Air density |
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Hey guys,
I just picked up a cog system for cheap, its and 8# lower with a harley upper 3.25. My current SC is an MP....I've deleted all 4 stock cats and replaced them with 2 High flows, I have a silver bullet catback. I also have the JLP intake and Thunder Pipe. My question is will the 8# and 3.25 and the MP be too much for my stock bottom end? How much boost will I make according to the chart provided by harley#358? Thanks! |
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Worlds Fastest HD F150!!!
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the cog isn't going to make any more boost than a non-cog pulley combo of the same size. And it'll actually be closer to the actual values on the chart since it won't lose boost due to belt slip.
8 lower with a stock size 3.25 upper is 15346 blower RPM which is 12.26 theoretical lbs of boost. With the stock manifolds still the high flow cats won't really lose much noticible boost, and you'll pickup an easy 2 lbs from the intake and thundertube, so you're looking at around 14.25-14.5 lbs of boost with an eaton. Now the MP I'm assuming its like the ported eatons where you can pickup boost just from the smooth blower case and improved inlet of the MP, so if that gains 2 lbs you're probably looking at 16.5 lbs It's doable with a good tune, but it is on the edge of that safety margin. Now that said I know guys with 20 lbs on their stock block with a MP for racing and running perfectly fine for the last few years, but personally its more than I'd feel comfortable with. I'd drop to a 6 lower if you can get one in a cog. |
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I've read that you want to spin the MP to around 16#'s in order to take advantage of it. So it sounds right where I'd like to be, offcourse I will upgrade fuel pumps not sure that I need 60lb injectors with my hp. I also have a Mafia waiting to be installed. Thanks Harley#356.
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WOW!!! Good stuff...really helps to explain an issue that when I asked others was somewhat nebulous to them in explaining!
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Thanks...Jim "Experience hath shewn, that even under the best forms of government those entrusted with power have, in time, and by slow operations, perverted it into tyranny". ~ Thomas Jefferson
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