my power curve doesnt look like a curve at all, it looks like a line...at a 45* slope. my question is, if i get a cam, more oriented to midrange (2500-4500) power, would it give me a flatter curve? like it compensates for the blower while it gets up in the rpms, and once the cam begins to fall off, the blower compensates for the cam. hope i made sense, and am on the right track with this.

 

Supercharger curves generally look like that and I don't think there is much you can do about it cause they make more power up high as you can see from the curve. If it's a roots type blower, it will make a lot of power down low and your curve won't look as much like that. A cam will give you more power, but generally, the curve will probably look close to the same. You can do what I did and spray it at the same time. Then you have that instant nitrous spike that trends down as the supercharger curve trends up. That will flatten it out.

Ken R.