If you had a choice of any 1471 high helix blower. What would it be?

Before next spring I have to buy a 1471 high helix for a blown alcahol motor.
I am going to buy new and can't make up my mind. I have no over drive limit to meet.
Leaving the price out of it what is everyones opinion?
SSI F3
DMPE M4
Kobelco K11
PSI
Littlefield LB20

I would like any and all opinions, Thanks

 

with no overdrive id take the psi
for 20% id take the k11 then send it to davenports for mods

or if money was no object a billet cfh

call hammer superchargers hes dynod them all

 

I was exactly where you were a few months back and could not decide for the life of me so I bought a PSI-C screw instead. Not much help I know but I did not have any limitations to hold me back. Besides the price tag, I could not find any comparisons that made me think twice. Good luck.

 

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Do you ever talk to sean at acceleration enterprises?
its horses for courses realy, everyone has personal preferance,
the davenport deal also has a changable top plate But, it is way more expensive than the M4 for the full package,
very comparable to the M5

The chf cased blower i have is a lot better than the others i mentioned and has seen a genuine 45 psi on a dyno run back to back against davenports very best stuff and thats the stuff that us mere mortals cant buy, The secret stuff was way better for sure but we cant have it (as someone else paid for all the r&d and dyno time and that is fair)
but it was up there put it this way my k11 makes a genuine cool 42 psi at 9000 and sean told me to take it off and put the cfh cased blower on,

I think the psi HH is good at higher od it just dont like 20% I have one with full ERD mods
it just isnt a kobelco. It is a proven 6.0 blower in a legal pm set up though depends where your goals lie
Rob Atchinson won a couple of world champioship titles with one at high od,
nothing to compare it with now as there is no ihra tafc

as Mike says an M4 is probably the most bang for your buck, but its not the best,
after that its your choice

if your after a high end HH and have no limitations I wouldnt waste my time id get a screw in a heartbeat the price wont be much different and there way cheaper than billet hh blowers

 

1471 hh

I forgot to mention that I cant run a screw blower it has to be a roots no bigger than 1471.

1 question what is the CFH blower?

Thanks agian

 

My psi at 34 over made 40 psi at 113 deg in 90 deg weather at 9000 rpms with the ERD plate on an otherwise stock blower. I love it, have had it for three years and it's never been freshened up. It does weigh 120 lbs though, with a 6 in snout.

 

I agree on the longevity of the strips in a PSI roots! I actually didn't believe what the guys were telling me till I actually bought one! Very well machined

 

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I've never had a PSI, but I was going to say the same things for our SSI's, the strips last a long, long time.

 

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Had a chance to go up to SSI's new blower shop. Liked what I saw and I have been a cnc programer for Rolls-Royce for 20+ years. My choice is simple now. Oh and I have been to the other brands also.