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There don't seem to be many S/C people who also track, from what I've seen -- maybe because people who track their cars realize that there isn't a "lack of torque" problem at all if the car is driven properly.
However, of the very few comments I HAVE seen from such people, they say that the supercharger ends up not making a difference on the track because the extra power down the straight is nullified by the fact that it's so much harder to put the power down correctly in the corners, which is unfortunate because frankly I have more fun throttling through turns than blasting down the straights. But again, that's just what I've read.I would also imagine that for the cost of an S/C (even used) you could buy a lot of other mods that would make a much larger impact on track performance -- which again may be why there aren't many people doing both. Would hate to see the rod bearings from an M3 that was S/C'd AND tracked though....
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| 02-25-2014, 02:46 PM | #6 |
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Driven a couple sc m3 on the racetrack. No problem putting power down. One was a Gintani and one was an ESS. Both drove great
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| 02-25-2014, 03:33 PM | #7 |
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I have driven my car which is a Gintani Stage 2 at 7.5psi and I drove my buddies ESS VT2-650 car which also moved out.. but I wouldn't notice the difference in the 1psi until after 120-130... Both great kits! and definently transform the car into a monster.
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