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wagner 04-10-2018 02:59 PM

ProCharger Style Blower In Super Street?
 
I'm thinking about a project car for Dragzine.com and wanted to see if I could use a ProCharger in Super Street?

We're kicking around building a car that can be used in multiple classes so that's why I'm asking. It will use an LSX based engine so we can run a class in the NMCA, do some index racing locally, and maybe try to see how bad we can get stomped against NHRA competition :)

Any help would be greatly appreciated or experience you have to offer on the subject.

Tom Goldman 04-10-2018 11:03 PM

Re: ProCharger Style Blower In Super Street?
 
The blower setup itself is legal in the Super classes .
I have seen at least one car try it in Super Gas although I don't think it was a serious attempt .
With enough dyno time and a talented tuner I see no reason it cant be done .
The only difficult area I see is boost management during the launch and throttle stop duration,and progressively bringing in after opening the throttle.
Especially if it's going to be a small tire car !

wagner 04-11-2018 04:28 PM

Re: ProCharger Style Blower In Super Street?
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Tom Goldman (Post 560354)
The blower setup itself is legal in the Super classes .
I have seen at least one car try it in Super Gas although I don't think it was a serious attempt .
With enough dyno time and a talented tuner I see no reason it cant be done .
The only difficult area I see is boost management during the launch and throttle stop duration,and progressively bringing in after opening the throttle.
Especially if it's going to be a small tire car !

Thanks for the reply!

This project car is going to be an interesting one that will see a lot of racing with some big tires on it. I wanted to be sure that the blower would be legal for Super class racing before I made my final pitch.

Will it be super competitive I don't know, will it be fun, you bet your last gallon of race gas it will be!

Adger Smith 04-13-2018 09:39 PM

Re: ProCharger Style Blower In Super Street?
 
Better check all the safety requirements closely. The blower changes a lot of the safety requirements.

NOVALOU 12-30-2023 11:30 AM

Re: ProCharger Style Blower In Super Street?
 
Wagner,

Did this idea ever get off the ground?

1320racer 12-30-2023 05:03 PM

Re: ProCharger Style Blower In Super Street?
 
being that he only has 2 posts, hasn't logged in in nearly 6 years, we've never heard of anyone running a procharger at all no mind competitively in S/ST, I'm saying no.

Keith 944 12-30-2023 06:32 PM

Re: ProCharger Style Blower In Super Street?
 
Ray butler runs some kind of under hood blower on his Malibu and won the north east super street points championship this year! He only runs a few divisional events but he is a great racer and I think he’s got it working pretty good!

Lenny5160_v2 01-08-2024 12:06 PM

Re: ProCharger Style Blower In Super Street?
 
Phil Unruh had a supercharged small block in his formerly Comp/SS Cobalt when he ran it in Super Street. I'm unsure if it was a ProCharger.

As is typical, he did well with it.

Ken MacNicol 01-08-2024 01:02 PM

Re: ProCharger Style Blower In Super Street?
 
There is someone on the left coast that has won a few divisionals in S/ST with a blower, in a Camaro I believe.

Keith 944 01-08-2024 06:41 PM

Re: ProCharger Style Blower In Super Street?
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Lenny5160_v2 (Post 691290)
Phil Unruh had a supercharged small block in his formerly Comp/SS Cobalt when he ran it in Super Street. I'm unsure if it was a ProCharger.

As is typical, he did well with it.

Yes, and plenty fast


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