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zacs2k
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Post by zacs2k »

i was just wondering who has the jackson racing supercharger, and what kind of power your making and what your set up is
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i have one but have not instaled it yet but i here its nothing like a turbo by any means your prob running a dohc jackson by what your screen name says so that is totaly diffrent its all in the tunning. you might be able to get 260=270hp with the big boost kit.
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tommygun89hb;110222 wrote:i have one but have not instaled it yet but i here its nothing like a turbo by any means your prob running a dohc jackson by what your screen name says so that is totaly diffrent its all in the tunning. you might be able to get 260=270hp with the big boost kit.
?? maybe at the flywheel. i would say 230 whp would be more realistic with the jrsc.
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Post by tommygun89hb »

it is all in the tune my buddy had a b18 that was running the big boost kit and he tunned to 275 at the wheels. Now i know what you are going to say lets see the slip but i am nolonger in contact with that buddy cuz he had died.
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I have 2 d-series set-ups but dont know any power numbers yet
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I had a JRSC on my Civic back in 2004 for about 6 months. With my SOHC engine, this thing just didn't make as much power as I had hoped for (people with B series engines seem to have much better results), plus I was having problems with the supplied fuel management, and so I eventually sold it and put the car back to stock for about two years.
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2kEXcp;111666 wrote:I had a JRSC on my Civic back in 2004 for about 6 months. With my SOHC engine, this thing just didn't make as much power as I had hoped for (people with B series engines seem to have much better results), plus I was having problems with the supplied fuel management, and so I eventually sold it and put the car back to stock for about two years.
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New a kid who had one on a del slow sohc.. when it was at its peak running point in life it was very fast, dont know whp and he never got it dynoed as far as I no but it was a beastly set up in that little thing.
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Post by BFE »

wouldn't you rather turbo a 4 cylinder?
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Post by Ksprelude01 »

I have one in my civic now. On my d16 it runs pretty good and sounds really good! You deffinatly turn heads when you get on it. But it doesnt put down alot of power like you would if you had a turbo kit, I just always wanted to have a supercharger even if i was planning on switching to a turbo next year. A supercharger is fun though you will feel the tourqe diffence in the low end.
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