Ok, I have a tricky question here.
I drive a 2012 5.0 and I want to get a supercharger for it, but I want to get to the 600rwhp mark. I see this number a lot at sea level on the stock motor with a Vortech and some bolt on's.
Now I understand that up here (6500ft) we make less power and need to run more boost to make the same power at sea level.
The question I have is, can I just run the psi up to the point to 600rwhp uncorrected (or close to it ~570+)? Or can the motor not take the pressure of the boost? I'm thinking in the 13-14 psi up here will get me there, but idk.:??:
Any info will help!
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I drive a 2012 5.0 and I want to get a supercharger for it, but I want to get to the 600rwhp mark. I see this number a lot at sea level on the stock motor with a Vortech and some bolt on's.
Now I understand that up here (6500ft) we make less power and need to run more boost to make the same power at sea level.
The question I have is, can I just run the psi up to the point to 600rwhp uncorrected (or close to it ~570+)? Or can the motor not take the pressure of the boost? I'm thinking in the 13-14 psi up here will get me there, but idk.:??:
Any info will help!
Haha and WOOO! FIRST POST! im a long time reader +3 years!