Boosted GEN V's

JayIPT · September 6, 2016

I just paid $4600 for a new in the box Magnuson TVS1900 and I think the vette supercharger is smaller and would not be worth it in my opinion. There is another guy on here with a sweet deal on a new Maggie Jvanwinkle2 $4600 also new in box

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Yeah, I got that supercharger from JVanWinkle.

Now I need to figure out what my finished set up will be. Cam, exhaust, intake, boost. Daily driver. I just came out of a 06 gto so the 5.3 feels a little sluggish.

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want a 2500HD · September 9, 2016

2015+ Z06 SC is only a 1.7L and already spins at 20,000RPM (MAX'D OUT). Id recommend 2.3L. I wonder if a LSA SC would work (09-14 CTS-V and Camaro ZL1) Jay...why did you end up choosing the 1.9L for the 5.3? because of the smaller displacement compared to the 6.2L?

Dnt · September 10, 2016

Has anyone ever thought about putting the supercharger from the new z06 on their 6.2l yet?

Sounds interesting a proven factory setup would be awesome. So does the $4,400.00 include everything needed to make it work properly on a Sierra 6.2?

07Softail · September 10, 2016

2015+ Z06 SC is only a 1.7L and already spins at 20,000RPM (MAX'D OUT). Id recommend 2.3L. I wonder if a LSA SC would work (09-14 CTS-V and Camaro ZL1) Jay...why did you end up choosing the 1.9L for the 5.3? because of the smaller displacement compared to the 6.2L?

Maybe because it was $4000 New in the box i'm guessing. Compared to $6000 New in the box. You can pulley these down and make good power.

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07Softail · September 10, 2016

Sounds interesting a proven factory setup would be awesome. So does the $4,400.00 include everything needed to make it work properly on a Sierra 6.2?

More bang for the dollar with Magnuson without a doubt.

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JayIPT · September 11, 2016

2015+ Z06 SC is only a 1.7L and already spins at 20,000RPM (MAX'D OUT). Id recommend 2.3L. I wonder if a LSA SC would work (09-14 CTS-V and Camaro ZL1) Jay...why did you end up choosing the 1.9L for the 5.3? because of the smaller displacement compared to the 6.2L?

The price was right. Definitely. I have some headers coming and im trying to decide on a cam. With those things and the 1.9, I will have a fun ride. I figure the total of those parts still keep me around the price of a 6500 dollar supercharger.

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14rcsb · October 20, 2016

I did. Currently 30k miles with boost on 5-10 psi. Their just like any other motor. GET A GOOD TUNE and don't get greedy with timing or dyno numbers you will be just fine.

davidio840 · October 20, 2016

I did. Currently 30k miles with boost on 5-10 psi. Their just like any other motor. GET A GOOD TUNE and don't get greedy with timing or dyno numbers you will be just fine.

Jealous!!

loco_burrito · October 20, 2016

Subscribed!

Here's a build out of a local Place where I used to live in Georgia. 2014 Silverado with a Magnuson TVS1900 1.9L Supercharger and other goodies making 502HP/510TQ On E85 and 479HP/485TQ On 93 Octane

You'll have to Scroll down the page a little bit... http://www.vengeanceracing.net/featuredbuilds.html

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07Softail · October 20, 2016

Yeah i have seen that truck before

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Wreckedandwasted · October 22, 2016

Twins are the best

14rcsb · October 23, 2016

Twins are the best

Twins are useless for under 1000 whp. It's been proven time and time again. Not knocking anybody but almost every single turbo setup I see has a turbo that could be spec'd better. 75% of people will simply never use say a s475 or equivalent on a daily driver. So instead of getting a huge turbo with a huge exhaust wheel that will never be used to its potential, use something smaller like I do. Spools instantly and isn't far off from a few twin setups I've seen, not all but some.

To each their own but when setup correctly a single will run right with twins.

Wreckedandwasted · October 23, 2016

I am at 1000 h.p and going to 1200+, you do the math 700 rwhp thru automatic trans,transfer case on a mustang dyno,and yes I use them both of them everyday just because I can and it makes me happy.

truckguy82 · October 24, 2016

Twins are useless for under 1000 whp. It's been proven time and time again. Not knocking anybody but almost every single turbo setup I see has a turbo that could be spec'd better. 75% of people will simply never use say a s475 or equivalent on a daily driver. So instead of getting a huge turbo with a huge exhaust wheel that will never be used to its potential, use something smaller like I do. Spools instantly and isn't far off from a few twin setups I've seen, not all but some.

To each their own but when setup correctly a single will run right with twins.

Only difference between twins and single is piping and convenience of one or the other. Power makes no difference.

Unless your running them sequential and one turbo is designed to spool the other. Nobody does that in the aftermarket though.