Not that i'm trying to be cocky, just curious. Including the 5.0's anyone know of a seriously high hp/tq GT? I know most 5.0's didn't use roots set-ups, and 2V's basically none. So wondering where I'd stand.
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I understand that and figured you did to. I was just making sure you ment what you saidRoots is the design, not brand. It's either roots or twin screw, im asking roots. Which would include eaton in this case. Mainly asking about 2V's, but that's a good point that the terminators start tapping out around 520 because of the M112's limits.
There's a lot of assumptions there. I'd be willing to put my 1.9 roots up against a bigger displacement twinI understand that and figured you did to. I was just making sure you ment what you said
I also assumed when you said "roots" you would be referring to an Eaton as all the roots kits I see are based off the Eaton body.
Since a roots is so much more innefecient then a twin screw thats why I asked if you already had one or may have a line on a cheap one. To get the high HP numbers a twin is a neccestity but seeing how cheap 112s are and knowing how you shop I bet you could build an Eaton setup for half the cost of a KB setup
There was but a single assumption and that was thinking it was an Eaton.There's a lot of assumptions there. I'd be willing to put my 1.9 roots up against a bigger displacement twin
Do you wanna go!?!?!There was but a single assumption and that was thinking it was an Eaton.
I took it for granted that you said what you ment and was right cause you are a straight shooter.
I took it for granted that the reason you would get a roots instead of a twin is because you got a good deal on one because you are patient and have got nothing but great deals on your build.
I was not saying anything rude or calling you out.
Roots is the design, not brand. It's either roots or twin screw, im asking roots. Which would include eaton in this case. Mainly asking about 2V's, but that's a good point that the terminators start tapping out around 520 because of the M112's limits.
Jim's car trapped 150mph. Also, weight and launch plays a role in trap speed. Not just peak hp. The more time you spend in WOT, instead of feathering the pedal trying to get traction, the faster you'll run.