Atkins EFI supercharger *PICS*
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Atkins EFI supercharger *PICS*
I went to Atco raceway for some of the Pan American racing and Atkins Rotary had just finished their EFI super charger. Here are some pics. I didn't get to talk to him much about it but this is what I gathered. It's a complete bolt on kit, stock ECU,stock injectors, this one was running 6 pounds of boost. Sorry I didn't get more info but there was a bit of a crowd. And all with a million questions. Really cool people BTW.
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Originally posted by Black13B
Wow. More details would be excellent.
Wow. More details would be excellent.
it's the same supercharger they've always had, but w/ a replacment extension manifold to incorporate the DC and TB. I saw a picture of it a while back, but didn't think a thing of it... as it's still too expensive when compared to a turbo.
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WOW, i gotta get my hands on that, i can only guess the price, but if it really is BOLT UP, than it may be worth it, on the other hand, there goes the tranny, lol
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that 6psi would be preatty strong on a high compressionn motor. Looks like they get rid of the 6 ports. wonder why they are using a stock ECU, why not a t2 one? did it have an SAFC, or anyother piggy backs on it?
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I called them and talked to them it a few weeks ago. The 7 inch will boost up to 17 psi if you get the right size pulley for it.
This link shows the HP numbers on different motors with a 390cfm carb and 10lbs of boost
http://www.atkinsrotary.com/dyno.htm
This link shows the HP numbers on different motors with a 390cfm carb and 10lbs of boost
http://www.atkinsrotary.com/dyno.htm
Hey dudes,
My friend Ian is currently doing a supercharger conversion as well. He is a machinest so he is building everything from scratch. He still has yet to build the custom intake manifolds and adapters to hook everything toghether. Also has to extend to reach the alterntor in its new position.
He does not have a computer at the time, but if you have any questions I will be able to get answers from him.
The supercharger is off a 3.8L thunderbird, totally rebuilt.
Has a bunch of work still needing to be completed, but most of it is there to get a good idea. the supercharger is just bolted down by one custom bracket in the pics.
heres the pics
Ryan
He does not have a computer at the time, but if you have any questions I will be able to get answers from him.
The supercharger is off a 3.8L thunderbird, totally rebuilt.
Has a bunch of work still needing to be completed, but most of it is there to get a good idea. the supercharger is just bolted down by one custom bracket in the pics.
heres the pics
Ryan
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i love the set up they have minus the p/s and a/c bracket and all still being on there but i have one problem with it..
won't that thing just be pushing in a **** load of hot air.. since with that set up you can't install an intercooler between the engine and the S/C and since it sits right on top of the exhaust manifold/headers that things gonna get pretty hot.. how dense is that 17lbs of boost gonna be?
Frank
P.S. man i'd really like that with a cleaner engine bay
won't that thing just be pushing in a **** load of hot air.. since with that set up you can't install an intercooler between the engine and the S/C and since it sits right on top of the exhaust manifold/headers that things gonna get pretty hot.. how dense is that 17lbs of boost gonna be?
Frank
P.S. man i'd really like that with a cleaner engine bay
Mmmmmmm, superchargers. 
But seriously, what is the plan for cooling the intake charge with these setups? At least a cold air intake should be on the Atkins setup. Hot engine bay air plus compression, roots heat build-up, and NA c/r rotors could mean detonation without water injection or aftercooling of some sort.

But seriously, what is the plan for cooling the intake charge with these setups? At least a cold air intake should be on the Atkins setup. Hot engine bay air plus compression, roots heat build-up, and NA c/r rotors could mean detonation without water injection or aftercooling of some sort.
Originally posted by Project84
I called them and talked to them it a few weeks ago. The 7 inch will boost up to 17 psi if you get the right size pulley for it.
This link shows the HP numbers on different motors with a 390cfm carb and 10lbs of boost
http://www.atkinsrotary.com/dyno.htm
I called them and talked to them it a few weeks ago. The 7 inch will boost up to 17 psi if you get the right size pulley for it.
This link shows the HP numbers on different motors with a 390cfm carb and 10lbs of boost
http://www.atkinsrotary.com/dyno.htm
God I hope they came out with an EFI blower, that would ROCK!!
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Originally posted by rotaryracer1
is that car drivable? is it running yet or did they just have it there to show it
is that car drivable? is it running yet or did they just have it there to show it
I don't want to give out any misinformation so your best bet is to call them. sorry
twin screw SC, least thermally efficent SC thier is ( @ 56%) , with no IC and right next to the exhaust ( as has been pointed out) , I bet that at 72 degrees ambient that thing is pumping in 160 - 180 degree air..






However doubtful. Oh well I'll wait for a RENESIS swap =P
