Supercharger question
#5
check out modularpowerhouse.com...they have kits called mongoose kits and they have different kits containing all u need (s/c, fuel pumps, injectors, maf, tuner/chip)....they also have a forum too...ull see a few of us on those forums too......mainly maddmatt and springs stang....
seems like the vortech s/c is the most popular..the sq is proven to make 360 rwhp on stock engine and a safe tune....
seems like the vortech s/c is the most popular..the sq is proven to make 360 rwhp on stock engine and a safe tune....
#15
You could in theory use the M112 off the 03 cobra but you'd need a lower intake to mount it on. A roush or saleen lower intake from their supercharger kit would probably work. Not saving much on the cost though and it's a big engineering effort to make everything work when you half *** it like that.
For supercharged street cars, I like Vortech for centri's and Kenne Bell for positive displacement. KB is a twin screw which is much more efficient than the M112. Centri's have to spin up a bit so you don't get full boost right away. Positive Displacement blowers are big, give almost instant boost response and get to full boost in a hurry.
I don't like powerdyne or procharger. Superchargers need gears and oil. Belts break, period. Lots of circulating oil is needed to keep the gears cool, clean and well lubed. Don't comprimise durability for a few hundred bucks.
For supercharged street cars, I like Vortech for centri's and Kenne Bell for positive displacement. KB is a twin screw which is much more efficient than the M112. Centri's have to spin up a bit so you don't get full boost right away. Positive Displacement blowers are big, give almost instant boost response and get to full boost in a hurry.
I don't like powerdyne or procharger. Superchargers need gears and oil. Belts break, period. Lots of circulating oil is needed to keep the gears cool, clean and well lubed. Don't comprimise durability for a few hundred bucks.
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