hunter27

Hi guys I have been looking at buying a used Mustang for a while now and came across a 98 GT with a paxton novi-2000 supercharger in it. the car has 92,000 miles on it very good cond inside and out other than the bumpers fading from the florida sun. is 6500 a good price for this and does the supercharger cause alot of engine damage. I never had a car with this set up and should it be preety noticible when driving and will it kill my gas mileage.
Thanks Hunter

Sxynerd

Depends on the condition of the internals. Do a compression and a leak down and if all checks out then I'd say yes.,

98GTstang

yeah $6500 bucks isnt too bad if its in nice shape and supercharged. I paid $7000 for mine about 3 years ago with 66k miles on but no s/c

But being supercharged, its probably been drove pretty hard..Hopefully the last owner kept up on the maintenance. And yes driving a supercharged car is noticeable, you'll have alot more power. gas mileage will probably suck if you have a lead foot.

Chris98Gt

If it's tuned right the supercharger won't do any harm to the internals, and if you stay out of the boost the gas wont hurt so much either.

lizzyfan

with what looks like stock 19lb injectors, yikes
I would not mess with it

hunter27

when you say about the 19 lb injectors what does that mean
Thanks Hunter

hunter27

what would a good price for this car be
Hunter

Chris98Gt

I didn't notice those in there. He's talking about the orange top fuel injectors that are factory on that car. I wouldnt think that it could get enough fuel to keep the air/fuel safe, and it's prolly got the stock pump aswell if they didnt change injectors. Although it has a fmu so idk if that allows the use of factory injectos or not. I used 42# injectors and a 255lph fuel pump.

Timspony

I would pass on this GT unless you can get down about $1k...being that it has the stock 19# injectors, who knows what else has been done to it!

hunter27

So would 5500 be a good price for it
Hunter