Magnacharger on a camaro/firebird?
10-20-2005, 06:41 PM
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Magnacharger on a camaro/firebird? I did a search and only found one thread of a guy witha custom setup
Any idea how hard this would be to pull off? i don't see that they make a kit for the camaro/firebird but I'm highly interested in a twin screw setup.
- Morgan
Any idea how hard this would be to pull off? i don't see that they make a kit for the camaro/firebird but I'm highly interested in a twin screw setup.
- Morgan
10-20-2005, 09:17 PM
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Does anybody have any idea what the actual measuremetns are of the KB twin screw? I know they are building one for the C5, so the LS1 manifold is out there. I'm just curious exactly how much needs to be cut to clear the supercharger. In my opinion, the Maggie is just not worth the hassle of installation. I beleive that the Twin Screw would allow a much greater end result.
10-20-2005, 09:42 PM
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Originally Posted by Sandmann120
Does anybody have any idea what the actual measuremetns are of the KB twin screw? I know they are building one for the C5, so the LS1 manifold is out there. I'm just curious exactly how much needs to be cut to clear the supercharger. In my opinion, the Maggie is just not worth the hassle of installation. I beleive that the Twin Screw would allow a much greater end result.
my thoughts as well, I just don't want to look into it further and waste my time if it's gonna cost me billions to get it done, and be worried about support later.
Although if it's not a terrible amount of cutting, I might consider purchasing a twin screw and doing it.
