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Old 04-19-2012, 09:24 PM
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Originally Posted by MILD THUNDER
I don't recall, maybe mine were 3.34 upper at 5psi now that u say that. I had 3 pulley sets , part #155192, 155193, 15594. The 193 gave me 5psi, 192 7psi.
I have #155193's and 5 PSI sounds good to me.
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Are you putting the blowers on for this season?? Your engines have some compression in them now don't they??
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Originally Posted by MILD THUNDER
Are you putting the blowers on for this season?? Your engines have some compression in them now don't they??
The plan is next winter. I am around 9.7:1 with aluminum Dart heads from what the piston chart tells me.
The funny thing is I did do a compression test on both my engines last night and my cranking compression was only 100-107psi. Granted this was on engines that are cold and have not run since last fall. The cams I have in them now would just be blowing the boost out the exhaust. I might actually be able to put blowers on the setup I have and make about 2-3psi of boost.
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I know a guy who runs 9.6 or 9.7 static, megablowers, alum heads, and 3psi on pump gas, and turns the boost up to 5psi and runs a race fuel mix. Works for him for years.

Your cams are prob on a 108 or 110lsa?
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Here is the directions for the 250 blower kits if anyone needs them: http://dl.dropbox.com/u/42339868/250...directions.pdf
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Originally Posted by MILD THUNDER
Your cams are prob on a 108 or 110lsa?
You got it 252/264 108*LSA
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Originally Posted by MILD THUNDER
I know a guy who runs 9.6 or 9.7 static, megablowers, alum heads, and 3psi on pump gas, and turns the boost up to 5psi and runs a race fuel mix. Works for him for years.

Your cams are prob on a 108 or 110lsa?
MT you have answered some of my questions on another thread i started on OSO. So what is the deal with your friends motor? Reliability and life with that set up? would this work with a 548 and a 250 charger with 2 /750;s on top? no intercooler, and cast iron heads?
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Originally Posted by 260Velocity
MT you have answered some of my questions on another thread i started on OSO. So what is the deal with your friends motor? Reliability and life with that set up? would this work with a 548 and a 250 charger with 2 /750;s on top? no intercooler, and cast iron heads?
His setup is utilizing a larger blower .

I would not install a 250 blower on anything over a 502ci, but that's just me.

Can you make it work, yes, but why. Selling the 250 and going to a used 420, 8-71, or preferably 10-71, won't cost a ton more money, you'll make a bunch more power, and have a safer setup.
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