How much would you expect to pay for a S/C installation?
06-25-2008, 07:08 PM
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RE: How much would you expect to pay for a S/C installation?
With custom dyno tuning or without?
For just the install probably around $800-$1000. I don't have one so I'm just estimating. Once people who actually had them installed chime in you'll get a much clearer picture.
For just the install probably around $800-$1000. I don't have one so I'm just estimating. Once people who actually had them installed chime in you'll get a much clearer picture.
06-25-2008, 07:23 PM
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RE: How much would you expect to pay for a S/C installation?
Saleen Superchager = Install is free with purchase
Whipple = $800
Procharger = $1500
KB (same as saleen except with different/worse intake manifold) = $700
Whipple = $800
Procharger = $1500
KB (same as saleen except with different/worse intake manifold) = $700
06-25-2008, 07:39 PM
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RE: How much would you expect to pay for a S/C installation?
ORIGINAL: Legion5
Saleen Superchager = Install is free with purchase
Whipple = $800
Procharger = $1500
KB (same as saleen except with different/worse intake manifold) = $700
Saleen Superchager = Install is free with purchase
Whipple = $800
Procharger = $1500
KB (same as saleen except with different/worse intake manifold) = $700
06-25-2008, 07:50 PM
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RE: How much would you expect to pay for a S/C installation?
The whipple is so easy to install you should really consider doing it yourself. Read through the installation manual.
http://www.users.qwest.net/~cookpaging/whipple.pdf
You only need a few simple tools. I couldn't see paying anyone $800 to do this, unless it was whipple themselves, because I know whipple would do it right. The most difficult or rather tedious part was extending those damn sensor wires.[:'(]
http://www.users.qwest.net/~cookpaging/whipple.pdf
You only need a few simple tools. I couldn't see paying anyone $800 to do this, unless it was whipple themselves, because I know whipple would do it right. The most difficult or rather tedious part was extending those damn sensor wires.[:'(]
06-25-2008, 09:01 PM
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RE: How much would you expect to pay for a S/C installation?
ORIGINAL: Legion5
Saleen Superchager = Install is free with purchase
Whipple = $800
Procharger = $1500
KB (same as saleen except with different/worse intake manifold) = $700
Saleen Superchager = Install is free with purchase
Whipple = $800
Procharger = $1500
KB (same as saleen except with different/worse intake manifold) = $700
Lay off the drugs....
06-25-2008, 09:26 PM
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RE: How much would you expect to pay for a S/C installation?
Not sure how much a Whipple would be to install on a GT500 (I assume you have one from your username), more than a 4.6 motor for sure.Do they evendo one for that application yet?