99SVTAddict
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At the same power level....that is the important part of your statement. The reason you see so many problems with s/c cars is because people get carried away with the power and boost levels.
A car under 6 lbs of boost making 380 RWHP that over revs his car is in the same boat as the n/a guy making 380 RWHP that over revs his engine. Now, over rev my car with 13 lbs of boost and...bye, bye stock short block.
There's nothing wrong with s/c'ing our blocks...just make sure the tune is right on and if possible, stay conservative on the boost.
If lafear would have kept his compression under 9.5 he could have added boost later and saw crazy power. I believe he is at 10.5 as he plans to never add a blower. Never say never though....
A car under 6 lbs of boost making 380 RWHP that over revs his car is in the same boat as the n/a guy making 380 RWHP that over revs his engine. Now, over rev my car with 13 lbs of boost and...bye, bye stock short block.
There's nothing wrong with s/c'ing our blocks...just make sure the tune is right on and if possible, stay conservative on the boost.
If lafear would have kept his compression under 9.5 he could have added boost later and saw crazy power. I believe he is at 10.5 as he plans to never add a blower. Never say never though....