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Decisions decisions decisions... built all motor or supercharge

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Old Oct 4, 2009 | 10:58 AM
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Default Decisions decisions decisions... built all motor or supercharge

which would be more benficial(aka more horsepower/reliability)

As of right now I have a newly built b18 block with 11.0:1 compression polished type r crank.... the head is a fully built gsr head port and polished, toda spec c cams, and individual throttle bodies

the question I have is should I
Option 1: keep it ll motor and bump the compression up to 12.5:1 or even 13.7:1 with a set of nice pistons.....

Option 2: keep it 11:1 and put a supercharger on it

What horsepower would I expect from these setups?
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Old Oct 4, 2009 | 06:14 PM
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Default Re: Decisions decisions decisions... built all motor or supercharge

why would you come into an all motor forum and ask if you should supercharge your engine? if you want reliability stick with a stock setup but between NA and FI go the NA route. im guessing your shooting for 200+whp.
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Old Oct 5, 2009 | 04:44 PM
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Default Re: Decisions decisions decisions... built all motor or supercharge

Originally Posted by joeekrub
What horsepower would I expect from these setups?
thats like asking how much money will i make with a college degree with some level of certainty. lol

whats possible and what your capable of are 2 differnt things.
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