5.7 hemi supercharger
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5.7 hemi supercharger
The previous thread reminded me. I'm kicking myself for not doing the 6.4 so looking to beef up the power a bit.
Putting a D60 in it now (the original issue with the 6.4 was that I didn't want to spend money upgrading the axle. Sooo.... any recommendations on superchargers?
Putting a D60 in it now (the original issue with the 6.4 was that I didn't want to spend money upgrading the axle. Sooo.... any recommendations on superchargers?
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The previous thread reminded me. I'm kicking myself for not doing the 6.4 so looking to beef up the power a bit.
Putting a D60 in it now (the original issue with the 6.4 was that I didn't want to spend money upgrading the axle. Sooo.... any recommendations on superchargers?
Putting a D60 in it now (the original issue with the 6.4 was that I didn't want to spend money upgrading the axle. Sooo.... any recommendations on superchargers?
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Your fuel pump is designed to feed enough fuel for a 3.8 or 3.6 depending on your model year. Upgrading to a 5.7 requires more fuel and adding forced induction on top of that requires even more.
Obviously your current fuel pump has some bandwidth to support a 5.7 but it wont support a 5.7 with a blower.
Obviously your current fuel pump has some bandwidth to support a 5.7 but it wont support a 5.7 with a blower.
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By the way if u do boost it run 2 walbro 255's great pumps or if ur not trying to get a ton of power one would do. I'd run e-85 if ur gonna boost it!! Sent from my Obama phone using JK-Forum
Last edited by 08rubie; 08-26-2013 at 11:27 AM.
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And yes e-85 is awesome with boost. Again ask me how I know
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For those of us in the world who can't get e85 look at the Snow methanol injection kit . You can a lot for times add an inline booster pump. I can't give you specifics on your application but people do it in other vehicles all the time.
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Well I know I fed a 2500 HP engine for 12 hours on the dyno with a little Mallory 140. Worked like a champ and we were burning real close to 2 GPM testing. They are a little pricy, around $250 or so is what I remember paying. I definitely would recommend one of these, bulletproof and ready to run all day and all night.
It will supply the volume, and a 6.4 won't eat enough fuel to worry about pressure.
It will supply the volume, and a 6.4 won't eat enough fuel to worry about pressure.