Do's n Donts...??
Pros n Cons...??
Positives n Negatives...??
Tips or Ideas...??
Ive thought about gettin a supercharger for my '01 GT but im not all that sure bout whether or not its a good idea... any input would be great thanks...
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Thread: Superchargin an automatic??
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01-31-08, 07:04 PM #1Junior Member
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Superchargin an automatic??
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01-31-08, 07:42 PM #2Administrator
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Pros-More Power
Originally Posted by Gavin
Cons-Less Tire Life
Tips-Don't push the boost too high on your motor and get a quality tune.Sold
2004 Cobra, Whipple ,TH-400
Burning Corn
9.97 - 135.5
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01-31-08, 08:28 PM #3Junior Member
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got any ideas on what would be an ok choice for a specific s/c... i aint gonna be tryin to break records or nothin... jsut somethin that can hold its own out on the streets.... you know??
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01-31-08, 08:34 PM #4Senior Member
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where in ny are you located again?
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01-31-08, 09:30 PM #5Administrator
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Whats your budget?
Sold
2004 Cobra, Whipple ,TH-400
Burning Corn
9.97 - 135.5
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01-31-08, 10:40 PM #6Senior Member
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heh less tire life Originally Posted by BurnTire
true so true
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02-01-08, 03:33 AM #7Senior Member
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eBay a used Eaton and a 4lb lower?
2003 svt Lightning
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LFP stage one W/ 4lb lower
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a little faster then stock.
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02-06-08, 10:17 PM #8Member
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some ideas?
I too have an 01 auto GT and am currently running a 2.1 Kenne Bell intercooled supercharger. I did a lot of research before i purchased and i whole heartedly recommend a this supercharger. The before and after i can't hardly believe, it's a totally different car. From what i gathered a roots or twin screw blower makes an auto come alive much more so than a centrifical (spelling on that??)...anyways...there is a lot of info out there on roots vs. centrifical vs. twin screw superchargers. Hands down, the twin screw, Kenne Bell is the best..in my opinion. Whipple is an awesome supercharger too, but they don't make a system for our year car (at least that i know of).
I definately recommend the KB, but make sure you have someone who knows what their doing tune your car. Kenne Bell includes a programmed chip which is a safe tune, but you will get more out of the supercharger if you custom tune it. My kit is a 9lb system which is safe to run with a stock car. It pulled 367rwhp and 387tq on 91 octane gas.
It ran a 12.7 1/4 mile at 111mph with a lot of tire spin off the line.
Hope this helps.Last edited by 01kB; 02-09-08 at 08:42 PM.
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02-10-08, 12:36 PM #9Junior Member
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Im from long island.... and 01kb, yes it was very helpfull thank u... can u give me a link and list of exactly everything u got as far as ur s/c goes... i would apreciate very much... thank u again...
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02-11-08, 02:04 PM #10Member
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info
When you can look at www.kennebell.com there is a lot of info posted along with prices, tech articles, etc...Also give them a call and run some questions/concerns by them. I should warn you though, Kenne Bell customer service is not the best. There are times when you will call for a day or two or three and only get a busy signal.
The kit i'm running is the 2.1 Big Bore 9psi intercooled ($4999) includes everything you need to get your car up and running. In addition to the standard kit i would look at buying a 90mm MAF and a cold air kit from them (about $800).
Let us know how things go!
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