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Magnuson seems to work well from what i've witnessed in person... Packaging is also very nice.
And if the kit is anywhere close to the 7995 price the c7 kit is, i'd be happy.
Dyno numbers are great but don't really mean anything.
I am pretty sure the figures stated are for a car with headers, and improved air boxes.
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I'm having flash backs from when Kleeman tried to introduce a blower, anyone running one?
Ya, Weistec uses whipple blowers.
Last edited by Merc63; Nov 4, 2015 at 10:42 PM.
I dont think Magnussen and Kleeman are a very good comparison in any case. Magnussen have a strong brand and a big foot print. As stated earlier, if the price and performance numbers are right I think these will sell like hotcakes.
https://mbworld.org/forums/c63-amg-w...s-amg-c63.html
here is better link. kenne bell is bias toward twins screw because they sell twin screw,roots blowers make more power in the lower rpm then twin screw blowers, which is why the ctsv's make so much torque the only down side is heat. but a proper heat exchanger counter acts this.
It doensn't matter what anyone thinks about bolting it, you kept bringing it up like is was a fault on the company and it is not. Even weistic does not just do it, it is a recommended purchase base on facts that slipping occurs when pushing the car in straight line pulls through all gears with out lifting.
Me personally, I like to support the guys who are making the transmissions, head studs, water tanks, oil air separators, etc etc. Instead of the new guy on the block that's going to toss a blower into the market with nothing else. Their product looks good and so does the price but that's not all there is to the story.
And if you think slipping occurs when "going in a straight line through all the gears" that's funny. Since when are we supposed to let off the gas to make a shift lol.








