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Old 04-26-2004, 03:19 PM
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302 Supercharger

In my quest for more horsepower I came across this supercharger. The description says it is for a 64-68 302 Mustang. Would this fit on any 302? I have a 1978 302 in a 1968 F100. Any input would be helpful, 2600 bones is a lot to spend on a part that might not fit.

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You requested a price quotation for: Paxton Novi 1200 Supercharger Kit for 1964-1968 Ford Mustang w/ Small Block (260-302 cid.) (passenger side mount - satin) [more info]
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Old 04-27-2004, 11:38 PM
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I decided I'm going to order it. I called the tech line and they were not sure but they did admit that it was a 302 and it should fit. Also they said if it doesn't fit send it back and get a refund. I'll let yall know if it works.

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as far as i know, with my limited knowledge on superchargers, centrifugal s/c's like your paxton are basically belt-driven turbos, with the lag eliminated via the direct belt drive system. the problem with centrifugal blowers on trucks is their power *starts* at about 3000 revs, vs. a positive displacement supercharger unit like an eaton twin screw, which starts from the moment you put your foot down. torque and power down low as well as up high from the twin screw positive displacement s/c's, instead of the high paxton/centrifugal 3000-5000rpm power band.

just my thoughts.

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is this a daily driver or for drag racing,etc...?
 
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It is a daily driver so I might not get it. I need to punch the info into the destop dyno and see what I get.
 
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I entered the data in the Desktop dyno and got some decent numbers. 500 ft/lbs @ 4000 rpm's and 524hp @ 6500. This is with the stock heads ported and large valves(2.1 and 1.6). 800 cfm carb and a 272 Energizer cam. These numbers are without an intercooler and running 8.5 to 1 compression.

347 stroker 550ft/lbs @ 3500 rpm's and 500 hp @ 5000 rpm's.

Interesting numbers but probably would not make a good daily driver. It would be fun though.

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