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Paxton Supercharger
I have a 65 mustang, I think im probably going to supercharge it using the Paxton setup.. any opinions on them?
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vortech
the only way to go
the only way to go
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i have seen and heard of alot of good numbers come from the Novi's but keep checking around you will find a bunch of shit on them. When is this project ever or never going to happen?
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Keep in mind that Paxton is probably one of the only manufacturers who makes a kit for a carburated application, guys. Most likely it is a blow through unit (ie the supercharger puts boost through the carburator). The only other option you would have is a roots style where it draws through the carburator. The major downsides of this option is the necessity of putting a big pro-stock style hoodscoop on the car and the massive amounts of horsepower the blower will take to run. Of course, it also looks the most impressive...everyone loves a nice polished GMC 6-71 blower sticking through the hood of a vintage muscle machine.
My nod goes to the Paxton for overall ease of install and lack of outer body mods. There are some nice pics of them on vintage Fords out there (use www.yahoo.com to search) and they even came stock on some T-Birds and Shelby Cobras. Good luck.
My nod goes to the Paxton for overall ease of install and lack of outer body mods. There are some nice pics of them on vintage Fords out there (use www.yahoo.com to search) and they even came stock on some T-Birds and Shelby Cobras. Good luck.
lol i thought he had a 95 well then i know nothing about carb kits but i might go look some up later.
*edit in* http://www.mustangworks.com/autonews/ATI-PR101998.html this has a Vortech vs ATI
and yet again..... http://www.paxtonauto.com/news/index.asp?Action=GetRecord&ID=11 this is prob your best bet
*edit in* http://www.mustangworks.com/autonews/ATI-PR101998.html this has a Vortech vs ATI
and yet again..... http://www.paxtonauto.com/news/index.asp?Action=GetRecord&ID=11 this is prob your best bet
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Thanks guys.. Im still looking, but I heard from my dad that for a 65 mustang with a 302, I should probably go with Paxton for now.. oh well, ill look into it.
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