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Re: PROCHARGER VS. TURBO
[Re: nitrousr]
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11/23/12 10:09 PM
11/23/12 10:09 PM
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bigtimeauto
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hmmmm, i have small tires and a blower and the same belt for 3 years and the same head gaskets and ...........
Once again choose which one you like and feel will fit what your looking to do.
For me its a procharger as i am do daym impatient to wait for a turbo to make boost. I love staging at idle and most of all i love being able to race my car without needing electronic gizmos' to get me down track. Simple is better
BB, TT5,Procharged 3300lb Street Car 4.79/154
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Re: PROCHARGER VS. TURBO
[Re: Cab_Burge]
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11/23/12 10:47 PM
11/23/12 10:47 PM
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Hilltown Pa
1967dartgt
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Supercharger if you want to impress your friends at a stop light. Turbo if you want to impress the people on the next block. LOL
Brett Miller W9 cnc'd heads
STR Chassis fabraction
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Re: PROCHARGER VS. TURBO
[Re: bigtimeauto]
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11/23/12 10:56 PM
11/23/12 10:56 PM
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Hilltown Pa
1967dartgt
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You still have 440-1 on that killer?
Brett Miller W9 cnc'd heads
STR Chassis fabraction
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Re: PROCHARGER VS. TURBO
[Re: moparniac]
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11/24/12 02:45 AM
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Phoenix, AZ
MoparBilly
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Great question Mike! The technology race between these two is hard to keep up with, and I'm sure the answer probably reflects those advancements, and the individual application, as well as the persons previous experiences. I'm just an old nitrous, carb dinasour, so all this stuff is beyond me, but having just attended both Drag Week, and the Street Car Super Nationals, it appears to me that the Turbo Cars have the upper hand. All the rides perpetuating that feeling however, are top flight, no expense spared, best tuners in the biz, so I'm not sure that's the case for the common man! Qualifying in 10.5 Outlaw at SCSN Doug Sikora Procharged Hemi Mustang 6.350-226.54 Mike Murillo TT Mustang 6.354-235.39 Billy Glidden Nitrous Mustang 6.45-217.21 Sikora's BAE equipped Stang: The piping appears to be a bit larger than Bigtime Auto's 
"Livin' in a powder keg and givin' off sparks"
4 Street cars, 5 Race engines
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Re: PROCHARGER VS. TURBO
[Re: bigtimeauto]
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11/24/12 03:06 AM
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SLOW67
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Quote:
hmmmm, i have small tires and a blower and the same belt for 3 years and the same head gaskets and ...........
I was speaking from my 30k a year salary, Most of us don't have the cash for a 3-4k s/c head unit or 15k engine to handle it or the 4k trans or.....
Sure if I had that kind of cash I'd have a big crank driven F1X on a 540 Indy headed motor, but in reality most of us have to settle for much less. If you have a chopsaw and can weld you already have half of what you need for a turbo setup. You can start with cheap parts to get you going then upgrade to better stuff down the road, Just build your hotside with upgrades in mind. A cheapo T6 flanged turbo fits in the same spot a nice Precision 88 fits. Same for the wastegate,BOV,and intercooler. I've got $1200 total including my new fuel system in my setup. If I ever get the cash for bigger/better parts, they will bolt right on where my old stuff was. As far as lag or waiting on boost, If you do your homework when you build it you won't have that problem 
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