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Old Feb 16, 2007 | 02:51 PM
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I am looking at a Procharger and a turbo need ideas and proof of to which is the best for the money? E.T.'s and Hp and TQ # and psi # would be great
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Old Feb 16, 2007 | 03:41 PM
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Originally Posted by crazy02ss
I am looking at a Procharger and a turbo need ideas and proof of to which is the best for the money? E.T.'s and Hp and TQ # and psi # would be great
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depends on what $$$ is to you......

i went with STS and my results are no where near done. i have 1.5-2 psi left which is about another 40-50rwhp left
Old Feb 17, 2007 | 07:37 AM
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http://www.exoticperformanceplus.com....html?item=540

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Old Feb 17, 2007 | 11:40 AM
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Well the thing is its not the money its about value of the products for the money EX. say a procharger puts outs 550 rwhp for 9K and a turbo could put out 600 rwhp the turbo would be a better deal to start off with. Just examples dont take them to heart!
Old Feb 17, 2007 | 11:51 AM
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IMO, I think turbos are capable of putting down more power at similar boost levels. The supercharger will probably be easier to install than a traditional front mount turbo set-up, but I reckon the STS kit vs Supercharger would be about the same. With the procharger, you'll need to get the exhaust system beefed up and probably a few other things to compete with the turbo at similar levels.

Plus, if you do your homework and beef up the engine a little, all you have to do is turn the **** on the boost controller to let more boost in verses swapping out pulleys and belts, etc. Plus, no belts to break...etc.
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Yes i have done my homework pretty good and a turbo would be nice but i dont have the time or the money to keep tuning and messing with a turbo. I know a boost controller is bad ***!!!!!!
Old Feb 17, 2007 | 06:46 PM
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For just a packaged deal I would have to say an ATI Procharger. I am a little biased because I have one but its still a tried and true system that performs. EPP has great deals on them.
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I have one badass turbo setup (complete with extras) for less than a supercharger setup!
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I dont know about less than a S/C but maybe a front mount!
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I have one badass turbo setup (complete with extras) for less than a supercharger setup!
I can't believe you haven't sold that kit yet. Thats a heck of a nice deal.
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Procharger is deffinatly easier but for power no comparrison in a turbo system. JMO
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Originally Posted by crazy02ss
I dont know about less than a S/C but maybe a front mount!
Oh, I think so
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Originally Posted by Brandon Boomhauer
I can't believe you haven't sold that kit yet. Thats a heck of a nice deal.

Me either... It seems like people like when fly by night "turbo companies" pop up and take youre money and then never delivere the good for a year +...
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Originally Posted by crazy02ss
Yes i have done my homework pretty good and a turbo would be nice but i dont have the time or the money to keep tuning and messing with a turbo.


Who has to keep tuning and messing with a Turbo setup????

I messed with belts and pulleys to get the desired boost with my mods more with a SC setup then i did with my Turbo setup... plus i had to deal with belt slip....


I dont think ill ever go back to one....
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Do your home work and search, plenty of turbo vs supercharger posts to draw info from. One bit of advice, have plenty of $$ on hand


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