alright im planning on doing some MODs very soon. which would be the best root to go? like best bang for the buck..or should i just build the motor up?
alright im planning on doing some MODs very soon. which would be the best root to go? like best bang for the buck..or should i just build the motor up?
here we go again lol, jk look up some of my previous threads on engine combos, we talked about the very same ? ur asking. sc cheaper /less power potential, turbo more expensive /insane power potential
my opinion below:
s/c (especially roots or twin-screw) = nice low-end / fun on street
turbo = insane effecient powa (like stated above) but mostly top-end / best for racing
either one = built bottom-end eventually.
4.6 GT crank is steel, but OK to ~450rwhp. the rods and pistons are suspect under stock power levels.
2019 Colorado ZR2
wheres the best place to get a nice rotating assembly reasonable?
I'd call Tim Rodeheaver. He probably has all the hook-ups on the cheapest and best combination of parts for the 4.6.
edit: don't build the bottom first!!! put 20psi of boost on that stock bottom so we can all see some carnage pics.
2019 Colorado ZR2
actually the stock 4.6 crank is good to 600 rwhp
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But only if I let Kenne scream at ya. LOL
the real question is what do you want from the car and what do you want the car for
duhhh scotty to go fast. Na i just take it to car cruises once and awhile and play. maybe hit the track once or twice a month run 9.90's and drive home. lol or 8's not very picky. na high 9's low 10's would be nice. but could be happy with high 10s
sounds like you wanna a h/c/i ls1. lol
i doubt you will get that without spending atleast 15k.
But for what you use your car for, i would beef up the bottom end alil bit and put a KB on it. That would be a fun car to drive on the street and at the same time be a good low et car up the track.
Fast. Cheap. Reliable. Pick two
What kind of power level are you looking to get out of your car? Might be easier/cheaper to trade in on a bolt on terminator than it is to do all of that stuff to your car. Plus you'll get some resale value out of it that way too.
After you go 11.49 or faster you start entering a world of safety parts also, not just go fast goodies, a high 10 sec car that is drivable, reliable, and will pass tech will cost you some serious $$$. Other than that I would go with a low boost entry level turbo kit like hellion or hp, you should easily go 11's and still enjoy driving the car.
This is what I'm not looking forward to. I know my car has those times in it easy if I could launch it well, but I'll just stop running it at the track before I put a cage in it. Personally, I think a cage has no place in a car if its legitimately just a street car you just take to the track to get your speed fix, I think cages ruin cars - especially 6 point ones where you have to climb over them to get in/out. 11.49 is pretty easy to do on a budget these days too :(
turbo or supercharger... they both make as much power as you let them. obviously a turbo kit will cost you more, but I wouldn't pick a turbo over a supercharger because you "think" turbos are faster lol
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If you're planning on running a lot at the track go turbo, if you want a street terror...go SC. IMO
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rear seat delete, I made mine for prolly 40-50 bux n most of that was the tan "leather" i put on it
Turbos are nice....but I'd rather be 'blown'!!
Ron..
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