View Full Version : Whats the difference? Supercharger vs Turbo
WHAT IN DA HELL IS DA DIFFERENCE????
89vert
03-15-2004, 07:32 AM
WHAT IN DA HELL IS DA DIFFERENCE????
Supercharger is belt driven
Turbo is exhaust driven
So which 1 is better and how much are they usually for a 92?
89vert
03-15-2004, 08:32 AM
So which 1 is better and how much are they usually for a 92?
Supercharger foe a 92 will be easy to find and install, turbo hard to find an install kit
check out
www.vortechsuperchargers.com
Damn... 1600$ for that thing man lol .... Any cheap sellin 1s out there?
89vert
03-15-2004, 09:27 AM
Damn... 1600$ for that thing man lol .... Any cheap sellin 1s out there?
where'd you get $1600 I thought it was like $3800 U.S.
Topless88
03-15-2004, 06:11 PM
turbo's have lag. Good for imports that launch at 5000 rpm :P
So ur sayin supercharger is better?
89vert
03-16-2004, 09:18 AM
So ur sayin supercharger is better?
you can get turbos with out alot of lag but I'd go supercharger, you get better out of the hole throttle respose,
I rip around in a supercharged LT1, very impressive, can light up third no problem (when the stupid traction control will turn off I have to fix that 1 of these days)
formula mark
03-16-2004, 04:59 PM
First of all, what kind of car will be getting some boost??
Here, this should help you
http://auto.howstuffworks.com/question122.htm
Its gonna b a 1992 Camaro RS Automatic with a 5.0L 305 engine....
formula mark
03-16-2004, 08:33 PM
Its gonna b a 1992 Camaro RS Automatic with a 5.0L 305 engine....
I would'nt in any way shape or form sink the kind of money involved with a supercharger/turbo into the dreadful 305.
89vert
03-16-2004, 10:20 PM
Its gonna b a 1992 Camaro RS Automatic with a 5.0L 305 engine....
I would'nt in any way shape or form sink the kind of money involved with a supercharger/turbo into the dreadful 305.
you could always put the supercharger on a 350 at a later date
EDIT just seen RS is it a tbi if soo spend your money on a tpi, LT1 or LS1
Where do i get my hands on 1? How much is is? and is it possible to swap the 2 without any other major changes?
also how much does it cost to switch the car to stick instead of auto?
79 Z28
03-17-2004, 09:54 AM
the real mojo is N/A ;D
formula mark
03-17-2004, 11:24 AM
the real mojo is N/A ;D
ohh, ya.
had to make space sorry
79 Z28
03-17-2004, 12:10 PM
buhahaha gangsta fo shizzle ;D
89vert
03-17-2004, 06:55 PM
Where do i get my hands on 1? How much is is? and is it possible to swap the 2 without any other major changes?
also how much does it cost to switch the car to stick instead of auto?
I'd talk to Mike if your looking
New Q... whos mike? :P... gotta 'member i am new here lol ::)
79 Z28
03-18-2004, 04:05 PM
New Q... whos mike? :P... gotta 'member i am new here lol ::)
mike = irocnparts hes the big fish in this here sea. :P
big fish are usually stinky too... i like sardines
79 Z28
03-18-2004, 08:35 PM
here that mikey, he wants you, he wants a piece of the big fish :-*
IROC-Z
04-12-2004, 07:16 AM
I have an LS1 6spd available for $6500 and its a fairly straight forward swap. Lt1's run for about $4500 with a 6spd. You can pick up a 5spd conversion for about $1000 and a tpi 350 for about $1500. This is a really simple swap
HellFireTA
04-19-2004, 12:20 PM
I would go super charger....I went to First Class Auto in Abby and priced out a vortec 7 psi....with install will cost me $7100
79 Z28
04-19-2004, 02:10 PM
I would go super charger....I went to First Class Auto in Abby and priced out a vortec 7 psi....with install will cost me $7100
ouch, build a 550hp n/a motor thats bullet proof for that :)
89vert
04-19-2004, 03:23 PM
I would go super charger....I went to First Class Auto in Abby and priced out a vortec 7 psi....with install will cost me $7100
ouch, build a 550hp n/a motor thats bullet proof for that :)
then throw a 150 shot on it ;D
CamaroRobZ28beer
04-19-2004, 06:46 PM
I would go super charger....I went to First Class Auto in Abby and priced out a vortec 7 psi....with install will cost me $7100
ouch, build a 550hp n/a motor thats bullet proof for that :)
then throw a 150 shot on it ;D
And buy some Mc.Donalds :P
89vert
04-19-2004, 06:48 PM
I would go super charger....I went to First Class Auto in Abby and priced out a vortec 7 psi....with install will cost me $7100
ouch, build a 550hp n/a motor thats bullet proof for that :)
then throw a 150 shot on it ;D
And buy some Mc.Donalds :P
Fuck that,
Burger King 8)
79 Z28
04-20-2004, 11:21 AM
I would go super charger....I went to First Class Auto in Abby and priced out a vortec 7 psi....with install will cost me $7100
ouch, build a 550hp n/a motor thats bullet proof for that :)
then throw a 150 shot on it ;D
And buy some Mc.Donalds :P
Fuck that,
Burger King 8)
buhahahahahahaha the funny thing is thats exactly what im doing :P 8) and when im done im gonna get a whopper ;D
93formula
05-13-2004, 12:03 AM
ive got a lt1 with t56 that may be available.
but if you want to turbo/supercharge any of the motors mentioned before you better realize you either build the motor for boost or you will rebuild soon if you push more then 8 psi unintercooled untuned motor.
the supercharger is a easier setup as the kits are plentiful and you can get a deal on a used one, and relativly easy to install. personally id never pay for a supercharger install!!!
the turbo charger may have to be custom, i sell turbo kits (click my sig) and may be able to modify it for a third gen.
the turbo has endless boost abilities and is better then the supercharger IMO. but it all depends on your needs and wants.
the supercharger builds boost linearly(sp) meaning as your rpms go up so does your boost because it being belt driven. now this may be and advantage if you have traction issues. the turbo can build peak boost well before 3k rpm and hold that boos till red line. thus the turbo provides a better "area under the curve".
the issue with turbo lag is almost non existance on a big v8, with the proper sized turbo matched to your application there can be almost no lag.
you cant just go throwing parts together or youll end up with a mess and hate your car. you need to do some research and figure out what you want from the car. many times this can eb achieved with something as simple as forged pistons and nitrous.
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