I've been meaning to get a picture of my impeller, but for now, I got a picture of my friend's impeller. It's an SN89.
www.alantripp.com/sn89.jpg
I've been meaning to get a picture of my impeller, but for now, I got a picture of my friend's impeller. It's an SN89.
www.alantripp.com/sn89.jpg
FD: T66 - 425 whp - Click Here for Pics - Sold! 9/05
FC: Supercharged Drop Top - 230 whp - For Sale!
Z06: TRAP, Hurst - Picking up 10/05!
That is the generation 3 impeller which was in used in the SN89-SN92. It is a heavy casting and anything over 6psi is really not worth over spinning since it does not have enough blade curve
Thanks. Assuming mine is the same, what kind of benefits would I get from purchasing an SN2000? Craig said that it would cost $1000 for a new SN2000 ($1200 less $200 credit).Originally Posted by speedytang
The biggest thing I'm looking for is the ability to rev as high as possible so I can use a smaller pulley but still be able to rev to 8k RPMs.
Last edited by pianoprodigy; 06-29-2005 at 03:43 PM.
FD: T66 - 425 whp - Click Here for Pics - Sold! 9/05
FC: Supercharged Drop Top - 230 whp - For Sale!
Z06: TRAP, Hurst - Picking up 10/05!
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