UPDATE! Comptech S/C test
UPDATE! Comptech S/C test
Will i got an update from Shad at Comptech today.
Shad has put a S/C onto my 2000 TL. Currently is now has about 220HP@ wheels. So i guess its output is about the same as TLS.
Too bad this kit can't be kept on my car as Comptech still need to cast some TL specific parts.
I was hoping for more horses, but output similar to TLS will do. Now i am just waiting too see how much Shad will sell me the kit for.
Shad has put a S/C onto my 2000 TL. Currently is now has about 220HP@ wheels. So i guess its output is about the same as TLS.
Too bad this kit can't be kept on my car as Comptech still need to cast some TL specific parts.
I was hoping for more horses, but output similar to TLS will do. Now i am just waiting too see how much Shad will sell me the kit for.
Originally posted by Closer
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I'm sorry but for $4K to $5K I expect 50 to 80 HP, not a measly 30, and I don't care where it's measured. IMO that is a poor return on a huge investment. Now if other breathing mods bring out bigger gains then we'll see.
I don't know how much HP that stock TL pull at wheels. But I would say around 180-190. So at the crank the HP with SC is probably going to be around 260HP.
But my e-mail stated that this kit is not complete. As some of the parts are accord parts not for TL use yet. So this is just an experiment.
But my e-mail stated that this kit is not complete. As some of the parts are accord parts not for TL use yet. So this is just an experiment.
Keep in mind guys that we're talking 30HP to the wheels. The HP to the crank wil be much higher. Perfect example is a stock TL-S...it's rated at 260 HP at the crank and only 200 HP make it to the wheels. I have never seen a company that will report true HP to the wheels b/c it always looks less appealing.
Originally posted by valuetl
BOOOOOO Comptech. That's it?. Piss poor. Hello NOS. 4000+ for 30-40HP. Sorry.
BOOOOOO Comptech. That's it?. Piss poor. Hello NOS. 4000+ for 30-40HP. Sorry.
A bone-stock non-S should put out right around 180 at the wheels. So the prototype sc added about 40 whp (or about 50 hp at the crank, if that's the way you want to play it.)
I realize that this may be their first crack at dyno-ing the thing, and that more improvments will be forthcoming, but so far the deal is:
$ 4500 for 40 (or 50) hp.
Not with my money !
I realize that this may be their first crack at dyno-ing the thing, and that more improvments will be forthcoming, but so far the deal is:
$ 4500 for 40 (or 50) hp.
Not with my money !
I would much rather use a turbo in my ride than a SC...Turbos are great because you are using wasted energy that comes out of the exhaust...30% of that energy could be used for something, instead its going right out of your exhaust...We need a turbo...SC sux cuz you are making the engine somewhat weaker because you are using your engine crankshaft to supply the power to the SC
...You see why so many people choose turbo...Its such a better source of power and comptech is overpriced bull$hiat anyways...Shyne
Only thing i might buy from them is their springs
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...You see why so many people choose turbo...Its such a better source of power and comptech is overpriced bull$hiat anyways...Shyne
Only thing i might buy from them is their springs
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it would be my dream if we can just pay 50-100$ per horse....and get how ever much we want... haha but thats only a dream...
5g is freakin' 7500 canadian...hell NO!!!!! thats wayy to much money!
5g is freakin' 7500 canadian...hell NO!!!!! thats wayy to much money!
i dont think a turbo would be right for an automatic... it needs time to spool up, and the ability to build up pressure before you launch.. you cant do this with an auto tranny/sportshift.. (especially with the lame auto 1-2 shift)
a supercharger is right because of the consistent power added throughout the power band.
just get a smaller pulley. duh...
a supercharger is right because of the consistent power added throughout the power band.
just get a smaller pulley. duh...
Originally posted by my2sense
i dont think a turbo would be right for an automatic... it needs time to spool up, and the ability to build up pressure before you launch.. you cant do this with an auto tranny/sportshift.. (especially with the lame auto 1-2 shift)
i dont think a turbo would be right for an automatic... it needs time to spool up, and the ability to build up pressure before you launch.. you cant do this with an auto tranny/sportshift.. (especially with the lame auto 1-2 shift)
As for this comptech supercharger thing, a waste of money indeed. NOS is surely looking attractive for those who want more power...
Originally posted by Lawaia
AHEMMMM....have you forgotten about the awesome '87 Buick GN? 3.8 litre V6 Turbo 245hp@4400rpm; 355 torque@2000rpm driven by a 4-speed auto :wow: This was the fastest american made 2dr coupe at the time. :p
As for this comptech supercharger thing, a waste of money indeed. NOS is surely looking attractive for those who want more power...
AHEMMMM....have you forgotten about the awesome '87 Buick GN? 3.8 litre V6 Turbo 245hp@4400rpm; 355 torque@2000rpm driven by a 4-speed auto :wow: This was the fastest american made 2dr coupe at the time. :p
As for this comptech supercharger thing, a waste of money indeed. NOS is surely looking attractive for those who want more power...
Re: UPDATE! Comptech S/C test
Originally posted by chiawei
Will i got an update from Shad at Comptech today.
Shad has put a S/C onto my 2000 TL. Currently is now has about 220HP@ wheels. So i guess its output is about the same as TLS.
Too bad this kit can't be kept on my car as Comptech still need to cast some TL specific parts.
I was hoping for more horses, but output similar to TLS will do. Now i am just waiting too see how much Shad will sell me the kit for.
Will i got an update from Shad at Comptech today.
Shad has put a S/C onto my 2000 TL. Currently is now has about 220HP@ wheels. So i guess its output is about the same as TLS.
Too bad this kit can't be kept on my car as Comptech still need to cast some TL specific parts.
I was hoping for more horses, but output similar to TLS will do. Now i am just waiting too see how much Shad will sell me the kit for.
The TL stock will pull high 170's to the wheel. With I/H/E/VAFC and 18's I pulled 204HP to the wheel.
why wouldn't there be gains? get a t3/t4 turbo and i think you would be looking at a lot better gains than the c/t supercharger put down, granted it is not a finished product. and there is a cl type s that was done by this shop. i think they got pretty good gains out of it but i have not seen a dyno or anything.
Originally posted by NighthawkBlack
How can you predict gains from a custom kit? What I mean is there is no research for your specific car so does this company guarantee the performance gains?
How can you predict gains from a custom kit? What I mean is there is no research for your specific car so does this company guarantee the performance gains?
I'm sure if CompTech wanted to they could lay more power down with a smaller pully, but you gotta realize that the tranny can only take so much and that is why I believe they're going with a smaller HP increase. Personally I don't care too much about the HP figure, I'd rather see torque. There used to be an old saying on the NASCAR circuit, torque wins races, HP sells cars. Also, I'm not sure how many of you have seen CompTech's facilities and their products, especially their widebody supercharged NSX. Seeing that first hand, watching it scream down the road, seeing the detail and perfection achieved by CompTech and you'll understand why they're taking their time. CompTech won't release anything until it's perfect in their eyes. Their NSX mods are treated the same way Acura/Honda treats the NSX in production.... ....and the end result shows. So, I say cool your britches, when they're good a ready they'll release it, and it'll be sweet. For those that are complaining of HP or torque figures, I'd say complain about the tranny first because that's ultimately the limiting factor, not CompTech's abilities.
Originally posted by my2sense
i dont think a turbo would be right for an automatic... it needs time to spool up, and the ability to build up pressure before you launch.. you cant do this with an auto tranny/sportshift.. (especially with the lame auto 1-2 shift)
a supercharger is right because of the consistent power added throughout the power band.
just get a smaller pulley. duh...
i dont think a turbo would be right for an automatic... it needs time to spool up, and the ability to build up pressure before you launch.. you cant do this with an auto tranny/sportshift.. (especially with the lame auto 1-2 shift)
a supercharger is right because of the consistent power added throughout the power band.
just get a smaller pulley. duh...
Originally posted by PsyKotiC RydeR
yup, auto turbo cars also dont lose boost when shifting like manual cars do.
if they were to make a turbo for tl's you guys dont think you need to build ur internals as well as the tranny?
yup, auto turbo cars also dont lose boost when shifting like manual cars do.
if they were to make a turbo for tl's you guys dont think you need to build ur internals as well as the tranny?
As for the tranny, I wouldn't want to go forced induction without some sort of build up.
Originally posted by VTEC Animal
I'm sure if CompTech wanted to they could lay more power down with a smaller pully, but you gotta realize that the tranny can only take so much and that is why I believe they're going with a smaller HP increase. Personally I don't care too much about the HP figure, I'd rather see torque. There used to be an old saying on the NASCAR circuit, torque wins races, HP sells cars. Also, I'm not sure how many of you have seen CompTech's facilities and their products, especially their widebody supercharged NSX. Seeing that first hand, watching it scream down the road, seeing the detail and perfection achieved by CompTech and you'll understand why they're taking their time. CompTech won't release anything until it's perfect in their eyes. Their NSX mods are treated the same way Acura/Honda treats the NSX in production.... ....and the end result shows. So, I say cool your britches, when they're good a ready they'll release it, and it'll be sweet. For those that are complaining of HP or torque figures, I'd say complain about the tranny first because that's ultimately the limiting factor, not CompTech's abilities.
I'm sure if CompTech wanted to they could lay more power down with a smaller pully, but you gotta realize that the tranny can only take so much and that is why I believe they're going with a smaller HP increase. Personally I don't care too much about the HP figure, I'd rather see torque. There used to be an old saying on the NASCAR circuit, torque wins races, HP sells cars. Also, I'm not sure how many of you have seen CompTech's facilities and their products, especially their widebody supercharged NSX. Seeing that first hand, watching it scream down the road, seeing the detail and perfection achieved by CompTech and you'll understand why they're taking their time. CompTech won't release anything until it's perfect in their eyes. Their NSX mods are treated the same way Acura/Honda treats the NSX in production.... ....and the end result shows. So, I say cool your britches, when they're good a ready they'll release it, and it'll be sweet. For those that are complaining of HP or torque figures, I'd say complain about the tranny first because that's ultimately the limiting factor, not CompTech's abilities.
I totally agree with you. They take their time to test out each application. If they do not think the auto tranny will hold, I do not believe they will release the supercharger. You always hear people ***** about their high prices. Well, you get what you pay for. Comptech products' quality is barnone.
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Originally posted by Lawaia
AHEMMMM....have you forgotten about the awesome '87 Buick GN? 3.8 litre V6 Turbo 245hp@4400rpm; 355 torque@2000rpm driven by a 4-speed auto :wow: This was the fastest american made 2dr coupe at the time. :p
As for this comptech supercharger thing, a waste of money indeed. NOS is surely looking attractive for those who want more power...
AHEMMMM....have you forgotten about the awesome '87 Buick GN? 3.8 litre V6 Turbo 245hp@4400rpm; 355 torque@2000rpm driven by a 4-speed auto :wow: This was the fastest american made 2dr coupe at the time. :p
As for this comptech supercharger thing, a waste of money indeed. NOS is surely looking attractive for those who want more power...

Anyway, nowdays they can make a turbo spool instantly... hence... no lag that is normally associated with turbos.
If TL-S with 260hp outputs 200 to the wheel
TL with 225hp will only output 165 to the wheels..
so 165 to 220 that's 55hp gain.. and it's still in the testing phase...so we will see...let's hope for a 80hp gain
then it'd be worth it..
but then again...if 55hp gain...plus headers...intake..exhaust...res...that'd bring close to 300 to the wheel on TL-S
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TL with 225hp will only output 165 to the wheels..
so 165 to 220 that's 55hp gain.. and it's still in the testing phase...so we will see...let's hope for a 80hp gain
then it'd be worth it..but then again...if 55hp gain...plus headers...intake..exhaust...res...that'd bring close to 300 to the wheel on TL-S

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