Your right about what your thinking. I have a 3.6" pulley and at 7000 rpm I'm only on seeing 10psi. For that car to see 12psi at 7000rpm it should be well above 500rwtq and alot closer to 700 rwhp. Also the tq curve on that Paxton car is pretty weak.
This whole thread comparing peak boost to peak boost is alot of BS between these 2 superchargers. The only benefit in that is to compare peak numbers. Everybody knows the PD blower is going to make more TQ when the peak boosts are the same. Lets do a comparison between these 2 superchargers when boost (say 5psi) is the same at 5000rpm. I promise the Paxton car will make more tq and more hp and will wax a TVS car. The reason I picked 5000rpm is because peak tq is what will most likely destroy your engine. It's always going to be an unfair/uneven comparison in some way because they are different superchargers.
This is true. But a lot of people are posting their peak numbers in their sig. My comparison was done between two cars that have very similar peak HP results in order to accurately show how each got to that number. The TVS makes more power while it is climbing than the Vortech to the same point. If you want to spin the centri harder it will make more peak HP. To be fair I would have to spin the TVS faster as well and match the peak power numbers again. The TVS will still make more power as it climbs.
This is the reason why we have 800-900whp Cobra Jets with the 2.3 TVS running mid 8 seconds while a Paxton is over 1,000whp to run a similar time.
The boost lines on my comparison also cross at peak power. This is hard to show on the graph since the TVS boost curve has many peaks and valleys due to the TIVCT.
We could not spin the Vortech car any faster since she was starting the max the fuel pumps. Keep in mind this is on an HD dyno jet also. It has 4000lb rollers instead of the 3000lb rollers on most since we also tune the heavier Ford Raptors. Ours will obviously read slightly lower due to this. I bet the numbers for both of these cars would be 20 whp higher on a different machine.