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Old 01-29-2009, 08:30 PM   #1
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Default Which S/C, with my set up?

Hey guys since I'm going back to the sandbox decided to go with a S/C. Just needed to know what would be the best way to go with my current set up, Centrigual or Root style? I was thinking about going with a Procharger.. Thanks guys.
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Old 01-29-2009, 08:48 PM   #2
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yea procharger of vortech or maybe paxton. you deff dont need instantboost with the 4.10's lol
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Stop letting Alford get to ya...lol... actually I dont know about your engine man but the prochargers arent that good on my year models compared to twin screw.
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Old 01-29-2009, 08:54 PM   #4
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yea procharger of vortech or maybe paxton. you deff dont need instantboost with the 4.10's lol

That's what I was thinking... Like I said think I might go with the Procharger. Got a friend that has a New Edge Saleen (replica) with a procharger and 410's. Man that thing pulls hard.
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Old 01-29-2009, 08:55 PM   #5
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Stop letting Alford get to ya...lol... actually I dont know about your engine man but the prochargers arent that good on my year models compared to twin screw.

Yeah man alfords car pulls preety hard. If I didn't have the 410's I would have probally went with a Kenne Bell.
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Maybe he'll actually come to the track this year and run me with my new set up... Im gonna have to throw some DR's on though.
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Only experience I've had with superchargers actually on one of my vehicles was the Procharger D1SC. It was on my 98 Z28 for about a year. The engine held it fine, not so much with the rest of the car, lol. Anyway, it made good power, never messed up, and was very easy to install and maintain. I would definitely go with a self-contained unit. No need to tap the oil pan with those. I recommend the D1SC.
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Only experience I've had with superchargers actually on one of my vehicles was the Procharger D1SC. It was on my 98 Z28 for about a year. The engine held it fine, not so much with the rest of the car, lol. Anyway, it made good power, never messed up, and was very easy to install and maintain. I would definitely go with a self-contained unit. No need to tap the oil pan with those. I recommend the D1SC.

Hey Stoney who did you go with? I've contacted Superchargers for less and they told me 5 grand that's including the install. Is that a good price or do you know of somewhere cheaper?
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dude go with a paxton novi, i know a guy here with one and it is sick.
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Damn man, I really can't remember who I ordered that kit from now. Its been a couple or more years since I ordered it, and I ordered so much crap for that car from so many places, well you get the idea. I had a receipt book, but I let it go when I sold the car.

I do remember it ran me about $6600 for everything, injectors, D1SC unit, twin 4 inch intercoolers, 8 rib pulley, ATI harmonic balancer, etc. Your price sounds like its very reasonable to me.
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