supercharger or turbo
hey guys i have a 09 si but im not sure which one will be more beneficial to put into my car between a supercharger or turbo? :dunno: pros and cons of each its been a hard decision.. any advice would be appreciated
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turbo
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i was thinking that also but theres so much bullshit that comes along with it...
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turbo has lag, supercharger has instant power. if u want big power gains ur going to have to to go turbo n build the internals. but other that that, i depends on what kind of a sound you prefer.
superchargers make a whine noise, while turbos have a spool sound when it spools up so, you gotta ask yourself first, what kind of bullshit are you refering to? |
with a SC, it takes power to make power. turbo's use exhaust gases, you're only going to lag if you don't use the right set up.
sound should not be a factor in deciding weather you want turbo or SC. |
Originally Posted by IntegraMark
(Post 1439940)
sound should not be a factor in deciding weather you want turbo or SC. whaat? it sure is.. every 1 has their own preference spool > whine |
N/A is best
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Keep it stock and build the internals, then on you can decide in the future which one to get.
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Boost is the way to go. Obviously people will have their own preferences. It all depends what your power goals are. I have a STOCK gsr B18c1 with an 18g bolt-on greddy kit. on 8-9 psi the thing was at 289 WHP and ran beautifully until i sold the car. My buddy had a 2001 gsr with a jackson racing supercharger kit upgraded pulley so he can run more boost and i still raped him all the time.
Ps. a little turbo lag can help with you launch when drag racing unlike a supercharger where u have instant power. Its all about the correct sizing. |
NA is best.... but Boosted is better.
Either is a good option... but it all depends on how much you want to spend. just a little = Super, maybe a lot = Turbo Why so?... Supercharging, with a trusted manufacturer is easier to deal with, and less maintenance. If you go super, keep with a centrifugal design like vortech or procharger. Better suited for high revving, top end power. Work very well with stock motors Turbo's are great too, and yes a well thought out setup, will have little to no lag, if mid-range power is what your looking for.... If chasing top-end power, better welcome some turbo lag. & looking for more than 11 psi, gonna have to crack open the motor and reinforce everything. |
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