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    Driveability tuning is going to be the KEY on this package, Nice set up!!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Coloviper View Post
    A screw is the way to go but this centrifugal looks pretty good and in the end
    I was skeptical of a twin screw on an 8.4L engine. I had a twin screw on a 5.4 V8 and it blew the tires off with ease. That extra 3.0L of displacement should be worse.

    Perhaps being drive by wire, there could have been a way to tame some civility but that would require a knowledgeable and experience tuner.

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    Quote Originally Posted by rlhay2 View Post
    I was skeptical of a twin screw on an 8.4L engine. I had a twin screw on a 5.4 V8 and it blew the tires off with ease. That extra 3.0L of displacement should be worse.

    Perhaps being drive by wire, there could have been a way to tame some civility but that would require a knowledgeable and experience tuner.
    No it's still bad having a 1000whp car on a roots blower lol especially with a big engine. There is only so much you can do tune wise and in my opinion they are not fun to drive since it's basically an off/on switch. Aside from that, another thing a little harder to nail down is the cooling with a roots blower. We make a ton of HX systems for factory roots cars to improve cooling with elevated power so it's not impossible but something to keep in mind. That being said, our centrifugal kit will have an option to regulate boost and make the power wherever you want it if desired

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    What type in intercooler is the Centrifugal going to use?

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    Quote Originally Posted by v10tt View Post
    What type in intercooler is the Centrifugal going to use?
    We've gone back and forth a little bit in regards of fitment and placement but we're back to a front mount air to air at the moment which we'll be testing thoroughly before production

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    Quote Originally Posted by Evan@D3PE View Post
    No it's still bad having a 1000whp car on a roots blower lol especially with a big engine. There is only so much you can do tune wise and in my opinion they are not fun to drive since it's basically an off/on switch. Aside from that, another thing a little harder to nail down is the cooling with a roots blower. We make a ton of HX systems for factory roots cars to improve cooling with elevated power so it's not impossible but something to keep in mind. That being said, our centrifugal kit will have an option to regulate boost and make the power wherever you want it if desired
    Excellent post. Cooling is a factor with a roots blower, much more so than with a centri blower

    Quote Originally Posted by Evan@D3PE View Post
    We've gone back and forth a little bit in regards of fitment and placement but we're back to a front mount air to air at the moment which we'll be testing thoroughly before production
    Air to water, more consistent IATs and ice tank possibility, no charge loss

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    Fantastic work. This is coming together nicely! Big thumbs up to you for the enthusiasm and momentum in this build

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    Quote Originally Posted by ACR View Post
    Excellent post. Cooling is a factor with a roots blower, much more so than with a centri blower


    Air to water, more consistent IATs and ice tank possibility, no charge loss
    We're still likely making an upgraded "race version" intercooler using an air to water but to keep everything as cost effective as possible we are going to test with an air to air front mount first. Packaging is a pain both ways honestly so we have gone back and forth but I know that's what the mass public will probably prefer price wise as opposed to the air to water intercooler, pump, heat exchanger, lines, tank, etc. We won't release the air to air if temps aren't acceptable of course

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    A big old Air to Air mounted in front would be kick ass honestly. Looks awesome!

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    Offer both!

    Drag racers want A2W for the efficiency.

    Road racers want A2A for the reliability and lack of required maintenance.

    It's not better vs worse but more picking the right tool for the job.

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    Nothing beats a fat intercooler poking through the front bumper!

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    Quote Originally Posted by G37Sam View Post
    Nothing beats a fat intercooler poking through the front bumper!
    Agree! It looks awesome, but robs you of airflow to your radiator.

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    You definitely might have issues on a long track sessions if you restrict the borderline radiator

    Quote Originally Posted by Simms View Post
    Agree! It looks awesome, but robs you of airflow to your radiator.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Jack B View Post
    You definitely might have issues on a long track sessions if you restrict the borderline radiator
    I ran VERY warm on the track with my 96 TT. At some point, I'm going to remove my front mount intercooler for an air to water. All good on the street and strip, but makes me uncomfortable at the track.

    The old girl has a 160 thermo, aluminum rad, Roe facia kit, and Dan Cragin pusher fan setup.

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    Awesome job guys! The community greatly appreciates your hard work.

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    She spins!

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    I'm an engineer and do product design every day. This is solid work, very impressed. You guys have my business in the future for sure. Great job.

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    If you go into politics you have my vote - great start.

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    Intercooler and piping coming together



    And another video from behind

    https://www.facebook.com/evan.davis....1302986561395/

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    You put a wastegate on the charge pipe and vent boost through it.

  23. #248
    Evan, I will have your supporting vendor up ASAP. Thank you.

  24. #249
    Sorry for the cell phone pics guys but I figured you would want to see our progress from last night

    D3PE fuel system going in on Monday then we start tuning!






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    Sweeet...looking good!


 
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