Quench Question?

Discussion in 'General Supercharger Discussion' started by JDAMT2006, Jul 8, 2018.

  1. JDAMT2006

    So I'm trying to figure out if a larger than normal quench for N/A purposes is detrimental in a supercharged application? I'm currently running a MLS gasket with a .038" compressed height on a zero decked chevy small block 350(.030 over) with 64cc chamber heads and flap top pistons with 7cc of valve reliefs for a static CR of a little over 10:1. I recently picked up a used E-force(MP122) supercharger kit on Ebay and with a little modification, and the fact that the previous owners did me a solid and had the pressed on shaft changed to a two piece SC pulley bolt on, got it to work with my GM serpentine belt system. So I digress. Will increasing the quench area to .060" be detrimental to this supercharged application?
     
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  2. vinces427bb Staff Member

    several questions:
    compression ratio is high for pump gas, but
    what fuel will you be running?
    how much boost?
    have you though about 76ccheads?
    fuel inj. or carb/s??
    light or heavy vehicle?
    welcome to the site also:blackalien:
     
  3. JDAMT2006

    1) fuel E85
    2) 5-6lbs boost
    3) willing to go with larger piston chamber 12cc but new heads are cost prohibited.
    3) fitech power adder system
    4) Vehicle 65 impala 3800lbs?
     
  4. vinces427bb Staff Member

    i gotta feeling that with that E85 fuel that this combo would be fine as spec'ed
    increasing quench clearance can make many combos prone to detonation:oops:
     
  5. JDAMT2006

    Thanks I'll keep the gaskets I currently have.
     
  6. SCF/HAIC Staff Member Admin

    I assume this is a kit with the intercooler?
     
  7. JDAMT2006

    Nope unfortunately. It's Edelbrock p/n 1552. I was trying to figure out if I could sandwich an intercooler between the blower baseplate and intake manifold. What are your thoughts on that?
     

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