I’m a big fan of power adders. Turbos, nitrous, centrifugal superchargers, roots blowers, and more. In the case of our ProCharged 400 inch Blueprint small-block, we also mix them by adding some nitrous “Just in case.” But what does a ProCharger do when bolted to a stroker small-block vs a stroker big-block? Does it only make power at high rpm? What does the boost curve look like? Does it make any torque?

These questions will all be answered in this video right here from Richard Holdener. Check it out below.

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WHAT DOES A SUPERCHARGER DO? HOW MUCH BOOST CAN I RUN? WILL A PROCHARGER ADD POWER TO MY SMALL BLOCK OR BIG BLOCK CHEVY? HOW CAN I RUN MORE RPM? WILL A SUPERCHARGER CHANGE WHERE MY MOTOR MAKES POWER? HOW MUCH POWER IS A PROCHARGER F1X WORTH ON MY 383 SBC STROKER? HOW MUCH POWER IS A PROCHARGER F1A-94 WORTH ON MY 496 BBC STROKER? CHECK OUT THIS VIDEO WHERE I ILLUSTRATED NOT ONLY THE ADDITIONAL POWER OFFERED WITH THE INSTALLATION OF A PROCHARGER ON A 383 SBC AND 496 BBC, BUT ALSO THE CHANGE IN THE RPM THE MOTOR MADE PEAK POWER AT.