Kenne Bell 2200 & 1500 Supercharger Dyno Torque Comparison Chart

This document is a scanned dyno test comparison chart from Kenne Bell titled "KENNE BELL 2200 and 1500 DYNO TEST COMPARISONS." It plots rear-wheel torque (150–550 ft-lbs) against engine RPM (1000–6000) for five configurations: a stock engine peaking at 266 ft-lbs, a Kenne Bell 1500 supercharger at 9 PSI producing 411 ft-lbs, and the MX2200 supercharger at 11 PSI (446 ft-lbs), 13 PSI (479 ft-lbs), and 15 PSI (517 ft-lbs). All torque values are rear-wheel figures, and a note instructs the reader to divide by 0.8 to estimate engine horsepower. The chart shows the supercharged curves holding torque relatively flat from roughly 2500 RPM before tapering toward 5500 RPM, while the stock curve peaks around 3000–3500 RPM and drops off sharply. Below the chart is a heading, "KENNE BELL SUPERCHARGER OVERVIEW," and a partially cropped sentence stating the dyno tests give an idea of horsepower and torque gains to expect from boost. The document itself does not state a specific vehicle year, model, or engine, though it appears to be part of Kenne Bell marketing/technical literature (uploaded alongside other "Blowzilla" pages).