Supercharger

[lo-specials]

Does anybody know where I can find the following kind of supercharger?
And how much will it cost?

[NorcoAccord]

Does anybody know where I can find the following kind of supercharger?
And how much will it cost?

That looks more like a turbo? not a 100% sure but i would try ebay.

[owequitit]

That is a Centrifugal Flow supercharger, basically a belt driven Turbo.

To the original poster: Paxton makes them, I would check out their website first and see what you come up with.

I also know Vortech makes Honda kits (not one for the CB7), and I believe they also use Paxton superchargers, so there are two places you can look.

[203Cree]

Looks like a Paxton/Novi supercharger. What model, I can't tell.

You can get them off Superchargersonline.com. Expect to pay several grand for a complete kit with a head unit. Usually if you get a complete kit, they come with the hot/cold side piping, FMU and brackets needed to mount the kit. The head unit by it's self will run you at least 1500 or more.

FYI, there aren't a ton of advantages vs. a turbo on motors as small as ours. A turbo would be a bit harder to install, but cheaper in the long run. No parasitic loss either.

[mcdizzle]

jackson racing is making a centrifical kit for the prelude h22 that could possibly be modded to work with the accord.

[clemsoncb7]

jackson racing is making a centrifical kit for the prelude h22 that could possibly be modded to work with the accord.

Exactly what I was going to suggest, you won't see much difference with a centrifugal sc as opposed to a roots type blower which jackson racing produces...
Max

[lo-specials]

besides that it is smaller.

[203Cree]

Exactly what I was going to suggest, you won't see much difference with a centrifugal sc as opposed to a roots type blower which jackson racing produces...
Max

Actually, yes, you will see a huge difference btwn a centri and a roots type. The overall numbers might look the same (maybe, but probably not), but the power curves will be completely different. Roots are known for their low end tq numbers. Centri's aren't.

Conversely, Centri's are better up top than the Roots.

[brownlx]

Go here http://www.procharger.com/index.html they make a sports compact modle thats suposed to be universal

[clemsoncb7]

Actually, yes, you will see a huge difference btwn a centri and a roots type. The overall numbers might look the same (maybe, but probably not), but the power curves will be completely different. Roots are known for their low end tq numbers. Centri's aren't.

Conversely, Centri's are better up top than the Roots.

Well assuming this is going to be for a low-boost setup, I would say they aren't much better at all. Otherwise, if he was looking for more up-top power, a turbo would be far better than any SC. SC's are typically known for their low-end power anyways.

[203Cree]

Well assuming this is going to be for a low-boost setup, I would say they aren't much better at all. Otherwise, if he was looking for more up-top power, a turbo would be far better than any SC. SC's are typically known for their low-end power anyways.

You've got me confused now. What are you trying to say here? At any boost level, a roots will have more power down low than a Centri. Turbo's, it can depend on how well it's matched to the motor.

Up top, a Turbo wins every time.

I just don't get what you're getting at. First you say a centri and a roots are the same power wise (which isn't correct), then you completely lost me with the above post. Clarify if you would, please.

[93Si]

lots of $$$$$$$$$$$4 for everything these days

[93Si]

autopartswarehouse.com try that they got a lot of stuff

[deevergote]

Go here http://www.procharger.com/index.html they make a sports compact modle thats suposed to be universal

That's what I was going to say I had plans to get that for my H22, but that motor needs some work now... and I just bought a factory-supercharged car Procharger is good stuff, though. I have their brochure sitting right in front of me, in fact.

[lo-specials]

And do you know the costs of it?