2008 SOS Upgrade Thread
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From: Pittsburgh, PA
Guys I have been running a SOS 1200 supercharger kit for ~4 weeks now and I'm already starting to upgrade the kit alittle more. Thanks to Torque Obsessed I deceiced to upgrade a few things. I'm currently making ~360whp 230wtq @ 8psi and 520whp 330wtq @ 18psi. I have a list of the changes I will be doing next week when I take the car in to be tuned. I will be leaving the 2.8" pulley on the blower at all times and just installing a plug inplace of the BLV so I don't have to adjust it...just set it and forget it.
1. Install a 2.8" reichard racing ultra grip pulley
2. Install a 3.5" cold air intake
3. Install a BLV which is preset at 12psi from 928 Motorsports
4. Install catch can
5. Install Slim line Fans
6. Retune with FlashPro for 12psi and whatever the 2.8" gives me in PSI
I will do a before pull at 8psi so I have a idea what this dyno reads. I will then install the CAI and do another pull to see the gains. Then a 12psi retune on 93 octane and a 19-20psi on Sunoco 104 Race Fuel
CAI mocked up and going to the fab job to get welded up.
1. Install a 2.8" reichard racing ultra grip pulley
2. Install a 3.5" cold air intake
3. Install a BLV which is preset at 12psi from 928 Motorsports
4. Install catch can
5. Install Slim line Fans
6. Retune with FlashPro for 12psi and whatever the 2.8" gives me in PSI
I will do a before pull at 8psi so I have a idea what this dyno reads. I will then install the CAI and do another pull to see the gains. Then a 12psi retune on 93 octane and a 19-20psi on Sunoco 104 Race Fuel
CAI mocked up and going to the fab job to get welded up.
I picked up two slim line fans as the CAI and BLV was getting in the way. I was passing by SUMMIT RACING on the way to the track and just couldn't help be stop!!
I ended up picking up a 10" flex a lite slim line (800cfm's) fan and a summit racing brand 13" slim line fan (1300cfm's) I'm going to be making a shroud to mount the fans.
I was like a kid in a candy store and I came into a nice simple Monroso catch can so I just had to pick it up. It has 3/8" npt fittings on each side so I bought 3/8" to #8 an 90 degree fitting and will be replacing the PVC with a M14x1.5 to #8 adapter. It came with a nice brand label but I fell that they don't sponser me so why advertise for them. lol
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