Turbo or Supercharger for 5AT
Turbo or Supercharger for 5AT
Looking into getting either a turbo or a SC, but not sure what would be best for the 5AT. I am kinda thinking that a SC would be better since you dont have to wait for the turbo to spool up. But I really dont know, any comments could help
I agree with him i want to get a turbo or supercharger as well! Personaly i want a turbo kit, but all the threads on this dont go into real detail on what has to be done for the 5AT coupe. I know the 5AT can be converted so the turbo can fit it, but what is EVERYTHING that needs to be done. I want a ball park figure on parts to make around a 400-475HP ...daily driver (instalation is going to very everwhere so dont include labor).
Thanks
Thanks
Hey.. I have an auto TT.. if you want 400-475rwhp.. you can just get full exhaust, TT kit and kinetix SSV manifold.. tune it up.. ull be there - as for what I had to do.. nothing really that was a big deal except for have the original ECU reflashed for your AUTO car.. thats what I did, sent it to Technosquare in Cali who flashes them.. and the Greddy eManage I just kept
I think you're going to need some work done on the trans if you want to push that kind of power. At least a valve body kit from SGP, Level 10, or Stillen and a tranny cooler - 340 to 360whp is safe for stock internals and tranny - that's what I've read anyhow, could be completely wrong. I have a 5AT myself and would like to go FI, untill I find a replacement 5AT tranny cheap though, I'm not going to change anything.
Engine-Performance-wise, I'm running a Turbonectics ST, Stillen Catback, and Skunk 2 Plenum Spacer. On my Dyno (on the hottest day this summer), I put down 345 rwhp; I figure 415 hp at the crank. Outta the box, my Turbonetics ST cost me $5451 (not including install, guages, misc., etc).
FYI, by the time you realize the milli-seconds it takes the turbo to spool, you're already plaseterd to your seatback, and don't even realize the spool-time!!!! ...and that's no $#@&!
Good luck - Hope this helps!
Claude
FYI, by the time you realize the milli-seconds it takes the turbo to spool, you're already plaseterd to your seatback, and don't even realize the spool-time!!!! ...and that's no $#@&!
Good luck - Hope this helps!
Claude
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Is it safe to use in the manual mode? As far as if your in first take it to like 4000rpm then let off the gas and shift it doesnt hurt it or anything does it?
most importantly...does the blow off sound amazing?
most importantly...does the blow off sound amazing?
Originally Posted by Nismo G
Why does everyone say get a supercharger if its an auto? is there a reason behind this?
Rick
Originally Posted by MaxGsII
Engine-Performance-wise, I'm running a Turbonectics ST, Stillen Catback, and Skunk 2 Plenum Spacer. On my Dyno (on the hottest day this summer), I put down 345 rwhp; I figure 415 hp at the crank. Outta the box, my Turbonetics ST cost me $5451 (not including install, guages, misc., etc).
FYI, by the time you realize the milli-seconds it takes the turbo to spool, you're already plaseterd to your seatback, and don't even realize the spool-time!!!! ...and that's no $#@&!
Good luck - Hope this helps!
Claude
FYI, by the time you realize the milli-seconds it takes the turbo to spool, you're already plaseterd to your seatback, and don't even realize the spool-time!!!! ...and that's no $#@&!
Good luck - Hope this helps!
Claude
Vortech SC all the way - and cheaper than the Turbonetics posted here!!!
Rick
Originally Posted by ISMSOLUTIONS
Because for AT's and Turbo's you get a lot of lag - sueprchargers are there from the start. Also, traction is much better on FI's cars if your AT to begin with.
Rick
Rick
Also, dont you get more torque with a turbo rather than a supercharger?
Last edited by Nismo G; Sep 15, 2006 at 12:11 PM.



