how much power...?

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2KITR
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how much power...?

Post by 2KITR »

does anyone have their dyno results while running their car with a supercharger? if so can you please tell me. im deciding between a turbo and supercharger, but im not sure if i should get the turbo do to all the extra costs going into it. please give me your opinions on that. thank you..
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Re: how much power...?

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Go to Honda-Tech.com and do a search of the forced induction forum. There are hundreds of threads regarding turbo vs. supercharger. When you talk about supercharging a honda/acura most people assume you mean the Jackson Racing supercharger. There is a Vortech supercharger, but I've not heard many good things about it. There are many different turbo set ups. Before you spend the money on either I recommend you read "Maximum Boost" by Corky Bell. It is like the boosters bible. With this information you could probably do a custom turbo set up cheaper than a jrsc. With either system you will need modifications to control fuel and timing. Without these you will not get the full power gains, and if you run too lean you will do serious damage to your engine. If you are patient enough you can find just about everything you need cheaply through the classifieds here and at honda-tech.com or the "forced induction integra" forum on hostboard.com.

I have a jrsc on my ITR. I love it but I'm not a turbo "hater". Here are the main arguments for both systems.

1. The sc will provide more low end torque. They are better for autocross where you are constantly shifting and dropping into lower RPMs.

2. Turbos will give you more peak HP. They are better for straight-line drag racing.

3. "Turbo lag" can be reduced by using a smaller, quicker spooling turbo, but the smaller turbos don't produce as much peak HP.

4. The jrsc is warrantied for 100,000 miles. It requires no maintenance, and is simplier to install.

5. It is much easier to increase the boost on a turbo. With a sc you have to install a new pulley (or pullies).

6. It is easier to add an intercooler to a turbo system.

Good luck with whatever you decide. Be sure to let us know how it turns out.
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Re: how much power...?

Post by Erik B »

I could email you my dyno at 5psi. Let me know if you want it.
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mayhem
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Re: how much power...?

Post by mayhem »

254whp/170lbs tq at 5psi....is that with just jrsc? what other mods do u got
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Re: how much power...?

Post by Erik B »

No way thats on a Turbo.....no other motor mods.......besides GSR cams but that aint shit :wink:
2000 Turbo Integra Type R - 508whp/362lbs tq @ 21psi
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mayhem
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Re: how much power...?

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I have a jrsc on my ITR. I love it but I'm not a turbo "hater". Here are the main arguments for both systems..

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