anarchistchiken
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- 03 Silver Protege5
Gotcha. Matty's up and running already thankfully with AWR mounts all around and new MazdaSpeed cams. But thanks for the offer 

Replica said:Nice curve but 145whp....sigh..hopefully it'll make at least 200whp at 8psi. Well tuned hondas and such make a healthy 250whp at around 8psi these days, hopefully after the Womp kit is out for a while people can get some great numbers out of it.
anarchistchiken said:Yeah my plan is to eventually have a fully built motor and crank the boost a little bit and see what we can reall get out of it. But that's probably a ways down the road. Unless I win the lottery.
TurfBurn said:Heres the problem with centrifugal supercharging:
Pulled from: http://www.coloradocobras.com/whipple/superchargers/centrifugal-superchargers.html
In the end you only are really making peak boost... not anything midrange/low end... it can't touch a turbo that is making full boost by 3K and holding it to redline... peak power is one thing... but never underestimate area under the curve. If you lookup the output of a centrifugal supercharger you'll see the exponential boost curve... and you'll see the issue.
SuperMattyP said:On my system I only made 4.5psi so there was not a lot of boost to be had in the low-mid range. That is true but saying that a cent. SC makes ALMOST NONE is stupid. It's nominal.
To use generic numbers: If you make 6psi @ 6,000rpms you'll make 3psi @ 3,000rpms. If you're averaging 13whp per psi. Then you're gaining 39whp @ 3,000rpms. That's HARDLY "nothing" Also they claims that Cent. SC's are noisey.....everyone in GA annd AL has heard my car...there is NO noise.
lastly, the manner in which a Cent. SC adds power is the SAFEST FORM OF BOOST YOU CAN GET. It only adds peak boost at redline when the rods can handle it best. Hitting full boost in low rpms is what destroys a lot of these weak protege engines.
Rism said:yea lets put a twin screw SC on the protege! Im sure the tranny would last long then. Im sure it would fit too.