GoldDb7

so i have a Ls-Vtec motor i wanna add a Supercharger to. Car is a daily driven car. Here is my motor set up

B16 head decked (belive compression raised up to 11:5)
Omni 70mm throttle body
Itr intake manifold
Comptech Icebox intake
Hytech replica headers
Ctr Cams
Dual Valve Springs
Ls bottom
J&E low compression pistons forged
3" piping

What im worried the most about is if i will be having to high of a compression for the supercharger? If i did run one, should i run low psi instead? Basicly the setup will come with a Jackson Racing retard control, water injection, crv pullys and the supercharger itself. What would happen if i used the car with stock injectors, fuel rail? Inno ill probably need a tune as well

GoldDb7

anyone???

Jaker

You need to figure out what your compression is for real before you ask these questions. If you have J&E low comrpession pistons, what compression are they? How much was milled from the cylinder head?

You should run it with your ECU chipped with a tune on Crome, Neptune, ECtune, Hondata, and forget about that boost retard stuff, etc... You cannot run it on stock injectors unless you put in all the JRSC fueling stuff (rising rate fuel pressure regulator, etc...) and that stuff is crap and hard to work with. Chipped and tuning is your best bet with a set of 450 DSM injectors.

All these questions and more have been asked and answered in this thread:

https://honda-tech.com/forums/forced-induction-16/%2A%2A%2A-official-jrsc-thread%2A%2A%2A-1214810/

TheShodan

iTrader: (14)

At least stock and higher compression up to about 11.0:1 or so is highly recommended for supercharger applications, since there is more that the engine needs to do to get that supercharger going

Spawne32

iTrader: (3)

most guys with roots blowers are running between 10-11:1 compression

E85B18

With E85 11.5 won't be an issue

neverstop

interesting, i'm very surprised, I would have thought lower compression would be better, just like turbo setups

GoldDb7

So i should be fine if i kept my low compression pistons? It used to run 8psi when it was turbod, all i done to the motor was decked the head, headers, tb to 70mm, and intake

just bought RC 440 injectors too

TheShodan

iTrader: (14)

JRSC is not like a turbocharger (GM made this mistake thinking this way as well). Remember, unlike turbochargers that use exhaust energy to generate positive pressure, the supercharger uses the crank pulley and the engine's rotating assembly (creating driveline loss) to generate that pressure. when it take more power to MAKE power, slightly higher compression is best to use

d16y8turbo

Why do you think the compression is so high? The low compression pistons should bring the compression lower than stock, and the head being decked is almost negligible unless there were some serious gouges on the head. Either way, with a tune you should be fine with JRSC.

GoldDb7

I think its high, as what i got told by who built my motor (Ricardo from Skunk2) because he did some serious decking on the head. So i should be fine with RC440 injectors and the SC with a good tune rite? the kit im buying also comes with water injection and boost retard control

d16y8turbo

I don't see why not. Can you get in touch with Ricardo and just ask him if there is any reason not to run a little boost on it? That would be the best thing to do.

haphazard

sorry to bring this thread back from the dead but i have the same questions. Looking to run an LS/VTEC set up and JRSC. My tuner says to go high compression (maybe as high as 12:1) and 93 oct. fuel. Does this seem safe?