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New Supercharged Member
Hi guys, my name is Mike. I'm new to this site. Thought I would share my recent upgrades to my 09 F150 Platinum with you all.
I had my work done at Brenspeed. I had a Saleen S331 SC installed, Flowmaster SIDO exhaust installed, and a custom dyno tune. Those guys did an awesome job. The truck is a real beast now. The power level increased by leaps and bounds and it sounds great too. I have a nice deep tone with no drone and you can really hear that SC whine. I also installed a K&N CAI before the other mods.
Here are some pics and video of the dyno runs.
Old exhaust:
New exhaust:
Pics of the S331 SC:
Pic of Heat Exchanger:
Dyno Runs:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3M39uvN633I
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MgFQg3iyXL8
Dyno Sheet:
I had my work done at Brenspeed. I had a Saleen S331 SC installed, Flowmaster SIDO exhaust installed, and a custom dyno tune. Those guys did an awesome job. The truck is a real beast now. The power level increased by leaps and bounds and it sounds great too. I have a nice deep tone with no drone and you can really hear that SC whine. I also installed a K&N CAI before the other mods.
Here are some pics and video of the dyno runs.
Old exhaust:
New exhaust:
Pics of the S331 SC:
Pic of Heat Exchanger:
Dyno Runs:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3M39uvN633I
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MgFQg3iyXL8
Dyno Sheet:
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I don't think the Flowmaster is baffled. I got the Force II, 50 Series. I didn't ask if it was baffled or not. I don't think it affects the power at all.
I do love the whine of the blower. It sounds sweet when you get on it.
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Thanks a lot. I'm feeling pretty good about this myself. I have a 3.2 pulley. I could have went with a smaller one. This one puts out 7 to 8 lbs. If you go with a smaller pulley it's suggested that you change out your injectors. This was a good starting point. I have a friend with a mustang and he has the Vortech and a 302. Those Vortechs are sweet. Your truck must rock. What do you have for boost?
Last edited by Moonshadow; 12-20-2010 at 07:54 PM.
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I could have opted for a 3.0 pulley but went with the 3.2. I didn't want to have to change my injectors which can be costly and I wanted to stay with a more conservative tune.
I don't think the Flowmaster is baffled. I got the Force II, 50 Series. I didn't ask if it was baffled or not. I don't think it affects the power at all.
I do love the whine of the blower. It sounds sweet when you get on it.
I don't think the Flowmaster is baffled. I got the Force II, 50 Series. I didn't ask if it was baffled or not. I don't think it affects the power at all.
I do love the whine of the blower. It sounds sweet when you get on it.
I have the saleen blower FYI.
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Thanks, that's some good info. I'm new to this. 650 rwhp sounds really sweet.
Last edited by Moonshadow; 12-20-2010 at 09:47 PM.
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Thanks a lot. I'm feeling pretty good about this myself. I have a 3.2 pulley. I could have went with a smaller one. This one puts out 7 to 8 lbs. If you go with a smaller pulley it's suggested that you change out your injectors. This was a good starting point. I have a friend with a mustang and he has the Vortech and a 302. Those Vortechs are sweet. Your truck must rock. What do you have for boost?
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Give some consideration to swapping the injectors. The stock ones are troublesome to begin and quite frankly are junk. Switching to the 39lb is more of a safety measure then it is a performance thing, though they're benifits. Whipple I know for sure and apprently Saleen are using the varible speed fuel pump to get away with not changing injectors. The fuel pump is sped up to produce about 65-70 psi of fuel pressure in the rail at WOT thus forcing more fuel through the stock injectors. While this method is approved by Ford its dumb when you see these injectors failing in NA trucks. Not to mention running the **** outta the stock fuel pump. The injectors aren't that expensive. Get'em here for $261 http://www.blueovalindustries.com/en4545.html
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