i need a parts list
#1
i need a parts list
ok heres the deal, a friend of mine is selling his jackson racing supercharger for an LS for $800. im thinking the blower would just bolt right up without any mods. my question is, what else would i need to make this a safe setup for daily use?
edit: i just want to know what i would need, not the "go turbo its better" crap.
edit: i just want to know what i would need, not the "go turbo its better" crap.
#2
well for basics:
larger injectors, such as dsm 450s.
walbro 190lph fuel pump.
fuel management.
two-step colder spark plugs.
heres a jsrc install on a b-series write up.. might come in handy one day.
http://www.c-speedracing.com/howto/jrsc/jrsc.php
larger injectors, such as dsm 450s.
walbro 190lph fuel pump.
fuel management.
two-step colder spark plugs.
heres a jsrc install on a b-series write up.. might come in handy one day.
http://www.c-speedracing.com/howto/jrsc/jrsc.php
#3
thanks!
im just going to go with all the jackson racing stuff i.e. 190lph fuel pump, thermostat, and plugs.
its only the basic 6psi system so i dont think i would need any sort of fuel management.
im just going to go with all the jackson racing stuff i.e. 190lph fuel pump, thermostat, and plugs.
its only the basic 6psi system so i dont think i would need any sort of fuel management.
#6
#7
Originally Posted by JoePannone
its only the basic 6psi system so i dont think i would need any sort of fuel management.
I guarentee the guys, who know what they're dealing with, will agree with me that theres no better way to spend your money than on fuel management. the cost of it isnt even steep by any means.
#9
this thread isn't discussing which one is better...post that in the engine and tech forum. joe goodluck with the supercharger if you decide to put it on and do it. i'll have to stop over to see it when its done