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. Suggestions? Experience? Supporting mods needed? in all seriousness people are going to argue whether a s/c is better than a turbo. personally i like turbo systems more.
but there needs to be more info than just " i want a bad *** whine" turbos whistle btw.
you need to have a power or et goal, and is your car an auto or 6 speed, you will need either a clutch or a built auto. fuel system and all the gauges. its not cheap going fi.
if your father knows his ****, just follow his advice.
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. Suggestions? Experience? Supporting mods needed?If you want a decent power gain, I suggest a good H/C setup. Much cheaper, been done a ton of times, and it will get you some very solid gains.
IMO, a FI setup like anything else, needs the the proper assortment of parts to work effectively and also be reliable. It really all depends on what you are looking to do. Building a 450rwhp supercharged car will be significantly different to a 650rwhp car.
First question....what is your parts budget?
http://www.corneltechweb.com/superchargerweb.htm
This guy has done some nice work, and love the video of the car. Can be done, but is alot of work, and you better know what you are doing, or your engine will be toast pretty quickly.
hth
andy schuck
Boost is a LOT easier on the motor than nitrous!
8lbs with a T3/T4 turbo kit would be easy to drive, won't need a high stall, or steep gears. Tuning is the only real main concern. but thats not too bad. oh and a tubular K would help with the install.







