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Stuck on ESS for my DD...can't decide

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I’ll be going with the G3. I do probably 80/20 highway/city. I have a manual with 3.55’s and get a little over 25 on average. No e85 around here and I usually do a little over 200 miles a week so staying on pump gas is fine for me.
 

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So for the past year I've been himming and hawing over what power adder to put on.

I've largely settled on ESS G2. My objective is 600hp a sprinkle above or below is fine.

But my car is my Daily driver about 150-200 miles a week.(Not a crazy amount)

I don't wanna sacrifice to much daily drive ability. Im not hard on my car at all and rarely got WoT....power for me has always been like a gun or a rocket launcher. I would rather have it and not need it then need it and not have it.

I did consider nitrous again..but I wanna get back to the S/C wine. I just love it.

My gut tells me the ESS G2 fits the bill. Adding nice power, with our pushing the limits of the car.

Would y'all agree? I need some outside opinion to shove me off the cliff.
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Centri blowers on a Coyote are the best in my opinion. Due to the low torque it produces, traction is obtainable due to where Centri blowers make peak HP and TQ.

From a roll, a Centri blower is very hard to beat because of the motor staying in the high RPM. With an auto and all the shifts that stay up high, it's even better.

My best friend has a Challenger Redeye and it makes 730 ft. lbs at like 4900rpm which makes it very hard to hook up. His car shifts where my car just starts to really get going. Of

You can't go wrong with a Centri blower. Just make sure you have a stout fuel system and good tuner. I would not recommend E85 for a daily driver. Stay under the 700HP / 10psi range on 93 pump for a daily.
 

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My best friend has a Challenger Redeye and it makes 730 ft. lbs at like 4900rpm which makes it very hard to hook up. His car shifts where my car just starts to really get going. Of
You're also comparing a pushrod 6.2 to a 5.0 DOHC engine. I bet your ProCharger is making 500 torque at 4900rpm
 

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You're also comparing a pushrod 6.2 to a 5.0 DOHC engine. I bet your ProCharger is making 500 torque at 4900rpm
Yup, exactly my point. That's the competition for us. He gets out early with the torque and then when my RPM gets up there I easily reel him in and walk by. That's the beauty of a Centri and why I went this way.
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