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besides the shaft being bigger i think the center section of the S400 is also bigger. The S400 can take more abuse i believe. This is why the 2.6 pullers use a S400 charger over a S300. Seeing as you are building a puller that isn't gonna see much street driving...i think a S400 will be right up your alley. Talk to Craig at MPD. Jesse Warren has a S472 on his pulling truck i believe and i thought i remember him saying that it suprisingly has pretty good street manners. Might wanna talk to Jesse also. I'd look into some MPD or Steed Speed manifolds to aid in spool up if you don't have any yet.
 
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I'm running Craigs manifolds they work nice, one thing thats getting to me is vgt chargers are putting up some good numbers on the dyno and at the track, if non VVT chargers flow much more air then why arnt they running faster at the track, is it all in the tuning?
 

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you could be right...i knew it was a S47* something sleeved down to meet the 2.6 rules. Just thought it was a 472. Either way i remember hearing that it has pretty good street manners.
 

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Throwing fuel at something and saying it spools faster isnt exacty the answer...
 

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Not exactly. More fuel creates more drive pressure. Which spools more. But there can be too much.
 

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Not exactly. More fuel creates more drive pressure. Which spools more. But there can be too much.

Not always, tuning plays a huge role in this situation. You can have as much fuel as you want, but if its spraying outside the bowl you're not burning the fuel well enough and efficiently to create enough back pressure. More RPM also greatly increases spool up, the faster the motor is spinning the more heat its going to generate... this is bringing you back to, tuning and raising shift points. The RPM the torque converter stalls at is also especially important... Ill say it again, its not all about throwing huge sticks and nozzles into a motor to spool a larger charger.
 

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