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  1. 06-01-2005 12:41 AM #1
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    Whipple Supercharger??? Anyone???

     



    Hi Everyone, Has anyone on the board had {or known anyone who's had} any experience using the Whipple Superchargers??? I'm considering one on my small block Chev. and was wondering what to expect.... Thanks, Bill

    ps, 415 small block, 195 AFR aluminum heads, 1 5/8" headers, cam is 224/234 @ .50 with 525 lift, 9.5 to 1 compression. 438 HP @5200 & 499 Ft. Pounds @ 4000 RPM {flywheel dyno}.....
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    Check with Whipple to make sure you cam will work right with a supercharger. Most supercharger cams have a higher LSA angle. You didn't post yours.
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    9.5 c.r. is too high for a blower.

    Here's a list of manufacturers I put together in case anyone is interested. There's some real good information here.....
    http://streetmachinesoftablerock.com...topic.php?t=81
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    Originally posted by techinspector1
    9.5 c.r. is too high for a blower.

    Here's a list of manufacturers I put together in case anyone is interested. There's some real good information here.....
    http://streetmachinesoftablerock.com...topic.php?t=81
    He is right you would probably have to go with water or metahanol injection to run much boost at all...cam specs would help some cams help bleed off compression better than others!
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    Thanks everyone, excellent link to blower articles! yes, the CR is to high, you are right. I guess I was trying to fool myself? hummm, not sure of the LSA angle, I lost the cam card long ago. I just have the lift and duration memorized..... But the bottom line is that I need to NOT supercharge this engine ..... TOO many negitives.... Thanks again! Bill
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