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Just curios to know if anyone is running a Kenne Bell supercharger on a EFI 460? I know they're not cheap, but I have driven one with a Vortech S.C. and it screamed!!! I have looked at several different brands, and have decided the Kenne Bell looks about the best. The Vortech was great, but it seemed like you needed to have your foot in it all the time. I do a lot of towing with this truck, so I figured that the twin-screw type S.C. would be the best. I have read that the Kenne Bell can make power from 1000 rpm on up the scale. I currently have 3" exhaust, K&N FIPK, and a superchip on this '96 F-250. Also, should I do away with the chip if I go with the supercharger?
Mike shaffer, shami02 here on FTE is doing just that KB conversion, built performance heads out of my stock 460 EFI heads and got nearly the same flow as a set of CJet heads, put in the CJ cam and look out with the EFI and mass air conversion it was fun till she just got too old. had to go diesel 10 mpg to 20 mpg cant beat that. email me if you have any questions i tried quite a few different performance angles with the 460 EFI
Why Buy new when you can build and tailor it cheaper?
(updated) F-350 4x4 ext cab Short Bed Green Monster, it is now Sporting a 300HP 715lb/ft Dyno rated 5.9L 12v Cummins diesel now w/ NV5600 6 spd and custom NP205 ford T-case w/ rear spicer 1410 yoke, 3.55 gears using the 41 spline pinion and 1410 U-Joints, Power-Lok equipt Dana 60 front and posi rear, 315/75's on 16x8" Outlaw II's. (Used to have)205000 miles, Mass air 460 w/ performance heads and a E40d to 5spd conversion and Doug Thorleys. Old EFI 460 @10 MPG to the 12 V @ 23.2 MPG @ 75 MPH and loving it.
My other toy is a '69 CJ-5 354 Hemi 4 spd 4.88's 32x12.50 MThompsons w/ power-lok 44 rear.
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