super charger a stock block car?

[BoostedShelbyZ]

can you you supercharger my stock tbi with nt doinga nything or will it go boom :?:

[Phreakish]

well... hard to read your post, BUT:

you can make plenty of HP on the stock block before it grenades - the year and model will help with how much power it'll take - but probably more than you can make with a SC.

[BoostedShelbyZ]

ok i was not thinking sorry.. i have a 93 p-bobdy tbi can i s\c it with little or no other mods or will it blow up... if not what do i have 2 do.. it is a b&m kit

[Phreakish]

its a tbi? then it'll be a little harder since you have to fool with the fuel injection...

I'm sure someone has done it tho, i doubt you'll blow it up if you dont run too much boost...

[john1320]

Keep in mind you can just swap to a turbo motor / car, cheaper than modding
the TBI car. I have a 93 TBI myself, and paid less for my turbo car.
TBI= poor fuel and air delivery design. (economy built) Just some facts..

[wrench]

If you used a turbo motor it would be a lot easier,the na motor has higher than optimal compression ratio.A dished piston is better to stabilize the pressure wave in the cyl.The na motor at low boost should live but the turbo motor is a wiser choice.

[XxhorizonxX]

convert to a late model one piece intake and mock up a bracket to hold the supercharger on the front side of the motor then megasquirt it! i got to many parts laying around not to do this and i even got bored and mocked up a bracket to hold an eaton supercharger. now all i gotta do is find my own supercharger i borrowed a buddies. yes i know turboing it is much easier and much less money and fabrication and will make more power. but everyones done it. why not be different?

naw but in all seriousness that b&m kit was designed for a carbureted car. plus this TBI sucks for making power. either make it carb or just convert to turbo. or hell do like imma do.