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Old 03-10-2010, 03:13 PM   #1027 (permalink)
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Figuring out the proper efficiency "range" of a Vortech supercharger takes a few things:

1) Volume of air you're trying to move
2) RPM that you're spinning the supercharger
3) Size of the engine you're trying to feed.

Basically, there might be a "sweet spot" of efficiency on the compressor map for the 370Z but it's going to be very different for an engine like a Charger SRT-8 however you can still use the same blower for each application.

One of the great things about the Vortech V3 supercharger is that it is a very efficient blower at over 70% efficiency.
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