Magnacharged 2007 Charger SRT8- Final numbers

Discussion in 'Engine & Performance Modifications' started by Dtpracing, Jan 20, 2012.

  1. Dtpracing

    Dtpracing Supporting Vendor

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    Just finished installing a Magnacharger, 9.5psi pulley, colder plugs, KB boost a pump and a custom DTP dyno-tune. Only other mods to the car are a Magnaflow catback exhaust. Final numbers were 548rwhp and 565rwtq.

    Here's a link to video:

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1K8fmD80qrc
     
  2. ALABAMA MSRT8

    ALABAMA MSRT8 Full Access Member

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    9.5 PSI on a stock motor? isnt that too much?
     
  3. MOL

    MOL SHOW & PERFORMANCE

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    Not IMO. I have been runing that for over 3 years. Tuning is your friend.
     
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    We have several cars with stock motors running 9-9.5psi for years now. Tuning is DEFINITELY your friend.
     
  5. Speedy

    Speedy Blown by Speedlogix

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    Aaaaarrrrgggghhhh, I have just managed to convince myself to stay at 6 psi too keep the car from blowing up, you just changed that and now I have to go to 8, well, if all goes horribly wrong I´ll just blame Ralph...

    Fredrik:whistle:
     
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    MOL SHOW & PERFORMANCE

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    lol
     
  7. srt8-in-largo

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    Nice numbers. The Eaton 2300 is an amazing blower... 72% efficiency at the sweetspot.