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justin_mercier
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Oooh, sure looks pretty !
What's the CR of your engine? stock?
What's the CR of your engine? stock?
Darrell_Walker
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Looks great!
Was the supercharger part of the plan before you put the engine it? I might have been easier to to change the crank pulley while the engine was out of the car.
Was the supercharger part of the plan before you put the engine it? I might have been easier to to change the crank pulley while the engine was out of the car.
SkinnedKnuckles
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Looks great. I'm jealous. FYI - a poster in another forum had a problem with the SC because it "dumped" excess air into the inlet manifold. Hey - that's what he said. Anyway, be aware of where the air dump goes.
startech47
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compression ratio?
I thought it was odd of you to ask my engine color. I'm just a hack restorer unlike most of you on this site so I don't know all lingo. The engine paperwork is in my garage somewhere so I don't know the CR but it was rebuilt by a pro, bored out, and he know a supercharger would be going on it so I assume the CR is correct.
