s/c question
#11
RE: s/c question
Start by looking at supercharger technology or the science of forced induction. Learn a bit about the different types and which one might suit your personal needs. Don't focus on brand names or the websites that promote one brand over another. Since mostsupercharger/turbocharger posters are 100% positive that their particular choice is the correct one, there's typicallya huge amount of bias on forums.
#12
RE: s/c question
I would recommend the saleen, whipple, or kenne bell. The saleen is covered under warranty if installed by a Ford dealership. However it depends on your dealership because I had to replace my radiator after installing the supercharger and I found a local dealer that said they would warranty the car still. So ya you definately need to call around and do some more homework before making this decision.
#14
RE: s/c question
ORIGINAL: lieu910
I hesitate to offer advice to anyone contemplating a supercharger purchase on the basis of how it looks.
I hesitate to offer advice to anyone contemplating a supercharger purchase on the basis of how it looks.
#15
RE: s/c question
ORIGINAL: 2k6silvergt
I would recommend the saleen, whipple, or kenne bell. The saleen is covered under warranty if installed by a Ford dealership. However it depends on your dealership because I had to replace my radiator after installing the supercharger and I found a local dealer that said they would warranty the car still. So ya you definately need to call around and do some more homework before making this decision.
I would recommend the saleen, whipple, or kenne bell. The saleen is covered under warranty if installed by a Ford dealership. However it depends on your dealership because I had to replace my radiator after installing the supercharger and I found a local dealer that said they would warranty the car still. So ya you definately need to call around and do some more homework before making this decision.
#16
RE: s/c question
ORIGINAL: 2k6silvergt
I would recommend the saleen, whipple, or kenne bell. The saleen is covered under warranty if installed by a Ford dealership. However it depends on your dealership because I had to replace my radiator after installing the supercharger and I found a local dealer that said they would warranty the car still. So ya you definately need to call around and do some more homework before making this decision.
I would recommend the saleen, whipple, or kenne bell. The saleen is covered under warranty if installed by a Ford dealership. However it depends on your dealership because I had to replace my radiator after installing the supercharger and I found a local dealer that said they would warranty the car still. So ya you definately need to call around and do some more homework before making this decision.
#17
RE: s/c question
ORIGINAL: akumaky
since i was a little kid collecting hot wheels, i picked the cars that looked the coolest. The way my car looks is always my first concern. I don't expect everyone to understand this, but also hope people will put their flame throwers away because after all, it's my car, time, and money going into it. I have a certain look that i want in a s/c, and then decide the performance/cost after that fact. I would not put lime green tires on my car because they would shave a small amount in the 1/4 mile. that's just how i am, and the hair dryer s/c's look about that bad to me. but, this is just my opinion, i'm sure others love them.
ORIGINAL: lieu910
I hesitate to offer advice to anyone contemplating a supercharger purchase on the basis of how it looks.
I hesitate to offer advice to anyone contemplating a supercharger purchase on the basis of how it looks.
#18
RE: s/c question
ORIGINAL: lieu910
No need to explain. Makes absolutely no sense whatsoever, but I wish you luck.
ORIGINAL: akumaky
since i was a little kid collecting hot wheels, i picked the cars that looked the coolest. The way my car looks is always my first concern. I don't expect everyone to understand this, but also hope people will put their flame throwers away because after all, it's my car, time, and money going into it. I have a certain look that i want in a s/c, and then decide the performance/cost after that fact. I would not put lime green tires on my car because they would shave a small amount in the 1/4 mile. that's just how i am, and the hair dryer s/c's look about that bad to me. but, this is just my opinion, i'm sure others love them.
ORIGINAL: lieu910
I hesitate to offer advice to anyone contemplating a supercharger purchase on the basis of how it looks.
I hesitate to offer advice to anyone contemplating a supercharger purchase on the basis of how it looks.
#19
RE: s/c question
I wouldn't do the roush. It blows much hotter air than whipple, saleen or kennebell and it takes more power to operate than a twin screw.
If I may be frank. If you are that worried about your warranty then you can't really afford any of them. Just my opinion. If you have the 3 year warranty then just wait for it to expire. If you bought an extended warranty then get your money back now.
If I may be frank. If you are that worried about your warranty then you can't really afford any of them. Just my opinion. If you have the 3 year warranty then just wait for it to expire. If you bought an extended warranty then get your money back now.