some one explain the vortech style supercharger
that is another issue...generally a centrufigal charger is going to run upwards of $2000, whereas a t25 you could find in a junyard for $50 and rebuild it for $200 or less, or the cheapest alternative yet...keep your turbo and rebuild your motor for better compression
Originally Posted by Josiah
.48/.60 IS too big for street use for a 1.6L-1.8L engine, regardless of what you may have been told, a .42/.48 would be much better sized for your engine, providing much better response, as far as getting 20psi...no a t25 will not produce 20psi...but you yourself said this is for street driving...15psi is easily attainable on it, good throttle response...as far as centrufigal superchargers, it takes time to build RPM just as much as it does to build load, unless your launching at 5k RPMs and staying above that the whole time you will have lag with a centrufigal sc anyway, if you look at the cars they used .48/.60 turbos on stock you'll notice one thing...they are all larger than 2.0L, why? they didnt want turbo lag, I personally drive in the 4k-6k RPM range most of the time when driving agressively...therefore...no turbo lag, if I'm out of that range I do a little thing called downshifting....bam, instant boost
also, a vortech is basically never ending boost lag. if you want instantaneous boost, go with a roots blower. but both of these cause paracitic power loss due to extra rotational mass.
my final say is, go turbo...in a race, your most likely not going to be under 5000rpm, so lag isnt really an issue with a properly sized turbo(sizing can vary greatly, it all depends on cam selection, displacement, and the basic efficiency of the motor, just cause its 1.6L doesnt mean it is a bad idea to use a large turbo. its only a bad idea if the engine will not support it) other reason being is a turbo is IMO more efficient, as your not worried about aligning pullies, possibly crank vibrations causing premature wear, belt slippage, etc.
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2002 Suzuki Hayabusa
1507 "dry" block
Brocks megaphone
Spencercycle 10" swingarm
MPS auto shifter
Hays convertible clutch
Yea, that about sums it up...
El Pendejo Loco
2002 Suzuki Hayabusa
1507 "dry" block
Brocks megaphone
Spencercycle 10" swingarm
MPS auto shifter
Hays convertible clutch
Yea, that about sums it up...

pretty much sneakin put it more the way I was trying to, yes a t25 can make 20psi....but its just blowing hot air at that point, btw I was wrong, k cars have to4e turbos for the automatics....not yet sure what the 5 speeds use...but they are much less common I think they may be t25s or t3s
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