Blower recommendations
10-12-2008, 10:24 AM
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Blower recommendations
Hi, all.
As everyone on the board knows, I am now taking the Rio boat to Poker Runs. It still has the Mercury 510 ci 750hp Supercats in it. They are 12:5 race gas motors. I was looking to lower the compression and put a blower on it.
Very much unlike me, the economy being what it is, I'm looking for the least expensive setup that would work. I don't plan on running more than about 4 events a year. I would like to keep the horsepower where it is or just a little higher.
Any ideas?
Thanks,
Rich
As everyone on the board knows, I am now taking the Rio boat to Poker Runs. It still has the Mercury 510 ci 750hp Supercats in it. They are 12:5 race gas motors. I was looking to lower the compression and put a blower on it.
Very much unlike me, the economy being what it is, I'm looking for the least expensive setup that would work. I don't plan on running more than about 4 events a year. I would like to keep the horsepower where it is or just a little higher.
Any ideas?
Thanks,
Rich
10-12-2008, 12:36 PM
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Hi, all.
As everyone on the board knows, I am now taking the Rio boat to Poker Runs. It still has the Mercury 510 ci 750hp Supercats in it. They are 12:5 race gas motors. I was looking to lower the compression and put a blower on it.
Very much unlike me, the economy being what it is, I'm looking for the least expensive setup that would work. I don't plan on running more than about 4 events a year. I would like to keep the horsepower where it is or just a little higher.
Any ideas?
Thanks,
Rich
As everyone on the board knows, I am now taking the Rio boat to Poker Runs. It still has the Mercury 510 ci 750hp Supercats in it. They are 12:5 race gas motors. I was looking to lower the compression and put a blower on it.
Very much unlike me, the economy being what it is, I'm looking for the least expensive setup that would work. I don't plan on running more than about 4 events a year. I would like to keep the horsepower where it is or just a little higher.
Any ideas?
Thanks,
Rich
10-12-2008, 01:20 PM
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Big blower, turn slowly.....The guts in your super cat motors are perfect for a blower set up......I would call frank at scorpion racing engines, he is a supercat guru......Builds a lot of super cat motors for race teams......Cell is 1-734-306-4147.....
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10-12-2008, 02:57 PM
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I agree that the whipple would be the best choice.
If you want something a bit cheaper I have a pair of 871 with superchillers. I will take 12k for the pair intakes, coolers & blowers.
If you want something a bit cheaper I have a pair of 871 with superchillers. I will take 12k for the pair intakes, coolers & blowers.
