Stock Stang___H/C/I or Vortech ???

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  1. final5-0 New Member

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    This Q has been asked before and in the past, my first thoughts would have been NA :nice:

    For some time now, I've been having different thoughts :)

    I crunched some data Donavan (94-95 forum member HGFireHazard) was kind enough to send me of his recent pull :D

    You can see the thread about the pull and detalils elsewhere in this fourm.

    I think the little comparo chart of Donavan & Yours Truly :) I threw together gives some insight to the Q here ;)

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    Grady
  2. The Green GT No 13 year olds are safe around me.

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    Well looks like I need to get a Vortech.
  3. bimmertech New Member

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    vortech with some gt40's. no need to spend the big bucks to split the block better.
  4. final5-0 New Member

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    Sooooooooooo Ben

    Do you think this kinda helps to show the big picture we have been talking about recently?

    I relate to a chart or hard data of some kind much better myself :)

    I agree about not having to spend or do a whole lot about uping the flow enough to make a very impressive street combo :nice:

    Grady
  5. bimmertech New Member

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    the torque curve is the deal breaker.

    that translates to happy times for me.

    sure a kb can do better, but ohhhh the heat.

    just curious if JR has a dyno chart of his turbo. pretty sure he has a stock gt longblock.
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    i bet it would romp them all:spot:
  7. final5-0 New Member

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    Torque does look good :banana: don't it :D

    I was gonna include a kb combo I got some data on :)
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    It had AFR's, FTI cam, Edel intake :eek:

    Not really all that fair to include that combo as its not an apples to apples comparison to Donavan's combo :nono:

    I guess we could look at JR's pull as well IF we can get the numerical values from it :shrug:

    Grady
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    i wish i had a dyno to share because i have jr's old k/b and a stock longblock (but the e7 heads are ported) and a stock cam.

    bimmertech, believe me i know what you mean about the heat ... i have logged act temps in the 230s after a 1/2 hour of normal driving. i really need to finish my water injection project.

    i think this summer i will have my act together enough to do some dyno runs.
  9. final5-0 New Member

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    :lol: :lol: Chris made a punny funny :lol: :lol:

    Grady
  10. BlackVert Mustang Master

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    hehe ... i didn't notice that!

    - chris
  11. final5-0 New Member

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    :nono: :( I fixed your name :( :nono:

    When I saw your email notify hit my pc :eek: :eek:

    I said to myself :chair: :doh:

    His name is Chris

    Sorry bout that

    Grady
  12. Zero Signal Active Member

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    I think anyone wanting to go with boost should at the least pickup some GT-40 irons just for the sake of having a more stout head. I'm so done with the H/C/I stuff I can't wait to get some boost goin in the next couple years.
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    i agree! i was gonna slap a turbo on w/ my stock h/c/i, but my gf's bro-in-law is giving me the gt40 stuff--it's gonna make anything even better.
  14. quickstang_1994 New Member

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    Get the Vortech first. If you still want more, add a intake or add it when you do the vortech and change injectors. When you blow gaskets then replace the heads but I would leave the cam alone. Just my 2 cent.
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    i have always wondered what my car would run like without the blower?? i did everything all at once.
  16. final5-0 New Member

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    The hp difference would not be as great in the comparo for other similar combos due to they have upgraded tb, maf, catback, and usually don't run a catted mid pipe.

    But still

    Even though they might get closer or match the hp curve

    They ain't gonna match Donavan's tq curve

    I got a Q here!

    If there was a bit of belt slip as some members suspect, I am thinking it would be hurting the most at say mid to redline rpm.

    All you Vortech guys ... Would you agree?

    Grady
  17. gmkillr Founding Member

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    Yes, I would agree w/ that statement, probably mostly in the upper rpm's.

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