supercharger? D16 does anybody hav any input????????
so the title says, i am reaserching superchargers and parts for my D16Y8 if any body has any input or a good solid parts list please tell. give me tips and or instrution/help. Thnanks guys... pictures help.
I think what you'll receive here is an overwhelming recommendation to consider a proper turbo setup rather than a supercharger, and that would likely be my suggestion as well. This is not to say that a well-done supercharged D16 would be a bad option, though. Before getting into it further, is there any reason in particular that you originally decided on supercharging?
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<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by bmoua »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">i agree with Padawan^...boosting is the way to go. The only reason i'd SC my D is if i find a great deal on it. </TD></TR></TABLE>
Supercharging IS a form of boost, both turbo and super are. Though yes, padawan is saying go turbo.
@ OP:
Superchargers are nice for a naturally aspirated torque curve but on low displacement engines they really don't have good output. Since the Y8's only have 1.6L - you don't make a lot of power with them.
I'm sure with an 8-10lbs pulley you can make a decent amount of HP on a really nice looking torque curve with decent horsepower, but on a 1.6L engine you'll always get more w/ a turbo.
Supercharging IS a form of boost, both turbo and super are. Though yes, padawan is saying go turbo.
@ OP:
Superchargers are nice for a naturally aspirated torque curve but on low displacement engines they really don't have good output. Since the Y8's only have 1.6L - you don't make a lot of power with them.
I'm sure with an 8-10lbs pulley you can make a decent amount of HP on a really nice looking torque curve with decent horsepower, but on a 1.6L engine you'll always get more w/ a turbo.
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by Syndacate »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote"> Though yes, padawan is saying go turbo.</TD></TR></TABLE>
That wasn't exactly what I said, which is partially why I asked what led the original poster to decide on supercharging as the path he wanted to take.
Supercharging does have certain advantages, and as I stated, it's no necessarily a bad option. Turbos are generally more popular because of attributes they offer, but everyone has different goals and preferences for their car.
That wasn't exactly what I said, which is partially why I asked what led the original poster to decide on supercharging as the path he wanted to take.
Supercharging does have certain advantages, and as I stated, it's no necessarily a bad option. Turbos are generally more popular because of attributes they offer, but everyone has different goals and preferences for their car.
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i used to have a Jacksonracing Supercharger on my D16y8 i had it for almost two years never had any problems with it and it is SMOG legal
heres the link http://www.supercharger.com/Sh...33370 it was an auto though
i just sold the swap to another HT member and finally had my swap done...
this was my set up:
JRSC'er
JRSC'er fule pump
DC 4-2-1 headder
Aem SR intake
JET CHIP w/ SC'er program
2 1/4 exhuast

it was really fun, but i love my b18c & 5spd alot more
i used to have a Jacksonracing Supercharger on my D16y8 i had it for almost two years never had any problems with it and it is SMOG legal
heres the link http://www.supercharger.com/Sh...33370 it was an auto though
i just sold the swap to another HT member and finally had my swap done...this was my set up:
JRSC'er
JRSC'er fule pump
DC 4-2-1 headder
Aem SR intake
JET CHIP w/ SC'er program
2 1/4 exhuast

it was really fun, but i love my b18c & 5spd alot more
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