KENNE BELL MAMMOTH TWIN SCREW vs TVS 2.3 KITS* KENNE
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KENNE BELL MAMMOTH TWIN SCREW vs TVS 2.3 KITS* KENNE
KENNE BELL MAMMOTH TWIN SCREW vs TVS 2.3 KITS* * Based on published literature FEATURES KENNE BELL MAMMOTH ROOTS TWIN SCREW ROOTS 4X6 SCREW 4X4 TWISTED EXCLUSIVE KB SAME USED BY 8 KIT MFGS & OEM’S HARD ANODIZED SOFT COATING POLISHED, BLACK HARD ANODIZED COATINGS BILLET ALUMINUM CAST ALUMINUM 2.8 2.3 3.6, 4.2 NONE (2.3 MAX) LIQUID COOLING (PATENT PENDING) YES NO SPE (PATENT PENDING) YES NO MAMMOTH COOL AIR KIT STANDARD 4.5” COMPONENTS NO (EXTRA $, LABOR & RETUNE) INLET FILTER LOCATION UNDER FRONT BUMPER (100% COOL AIR) HOT ENGINE COMPARTMENT STANDARD 4.5” UP TO $1200 (PARTS, LABOR & RETUNE) 148-168MM (2350 CFM) ? SHORT-MAX PEAK HP LONGER-MORE RESTRICTIVE REAR INLET 148-168MM FRONT INLET 81-90MM RANGE SUPERCHARGER TYPE ROTOR LOBES ROTORS ROTOR COATING SUPERCHARGER FINISH CONSTRUCTION SUPERCHARGER SIZE UPGRADES LARGE METER, PIPING, FILTER OPTIONAL THROTTLE BODY 1. MANIFOLD RUNNERS 2. MANIFOLD ENTRY SIZE 3. JACKSHAFT or RESTRICTIVE “DRIVESHAFT IN MANIFOLD” AIR CHARGE TEMPS PARASITIC LOSS/HP NO YES The higher the boost & rpm, the greater the Twin Screw advantage * PATENT PENDING 1. Short runners (less restriction, higher air flow, higher peak HP) vs. long runners (higher restriction, less air flow). 2. Front inlet kit size is limited by underhood space around the fan and requires more restrictive and smaller turns. Also supercharger entry openings are smaller 80-90MM range vs. 148-168MM for Kenne Bell rear inlet. 3. Kenne Bell rear inlet is “full open” to rotors with no driveshaft in front of a rotor. Some front inlets actually have the driveshaft located and rotating – inside the inlet manifold opening or adjaecent to it. Talk is cheap and opinions are many. Factual data can only be realized through controlled testing. This is the only Supercharger Dyno that we know of capable of accurately testing the high boost, RPM and power consumption (400HP+) of the larger 2L, 3L & 4L superchargers. Our choice was to either “guess” at this data as others do with “little” 120HP electric motor dynos or develop our own high HP dyno. 400HP (NA) or 800HP (Supercharged) engine drives torque meter which accurately measures supercharger power consumption, CFM, boost, temperatures and RPM of Kenne Bell and the competitions superchargers and inlet systems. rev 12/15/10