Procharger kit
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Procharger kit
http://shop.brutespeed.com/ATI-Brute...-CTS-V-Kit.htm
I'm sure most of yous guys have seen this, but I just found it. It's still a lot of work, but I'd personally rather go this route as opposed to a whipple since it'll be a lot mor usable. Anyone dealt with this company?
I'm sure most of yous guys have seen this, but I just found it. It's still a lot of work, but I'd personally rather go this route as opposed to a whipple since it'll be a lot mor usable. Anyone dealt with this company?
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I actually like the idea of that a lot more than I do a maggie or whipple setup. Sure, you still need to change up some things and modify stuff, but I just seem to prefer this option opposed to the maggie's.
Curious what the price they are asking in person that includes free shipping?
Curious what the price they are asking in person that includes free shipping?
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I've got to recover from the cs 8.8 purchase, but I'll prolly be doing this as when I build the motor to handle it. Hopefully in about a year. I just wish you could still buy the ps bracket.
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Jesus! $6k for a Pro-Charger setup? Why the hell would anyone do a Maggie...ever? Wish I would have seen this before I go the E Force, honestly. Bob is a stand up guy to deal with. I hope he does well with this kit.
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Well, you do have to get injectors, make a ps bracket, and do loads of customizing to make it work. Id guess, all in all, after a tune, you'd prolly end up in the 8k range. Still seems worth it to me.
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http://shop.brutespeed.com/ATI-Brute...-CTS-V-Kit.htm
I'm sure most of yous guys have seen this, but I just found it. It's still a lot of work, but I'd personally rather go this route as opposed to a whipple since it'll be a lot mor usable. Anyone dealt with this company?
I'm sure most of yous guys have seen this, but I just found it. It's still a lot of work, but I'd personally rather go this route as opposed to a whipple since it'll be a lot mor usable. Anyone dealt with this company?
Last edited by CADZLA; 10-18-2012 at 08:04 AM.