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    Prochager Vs. Whipple

    i appolizige if there is a thread about this already but i would like to know what the benefits and the cons of each of these are im getting a cobra in a month or so and cant decide which setup to go with i use to own a tiburon ya ya stupid hyundai lol i had a custom t60 signal turbo in that made 400whp on 12psi (totaled t-boned ouch) i have a caddilac cts as a dd so the cobra will be my toy so if u guys have any insight on either setup it would be greatly appericated

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    i havent seen any 03/04 cobra procharged cars running real hard compared to whipples

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    Quote Originally Posted by Ruckus46gt View Post
    i havent seen any 03/04 cobra procharged cars running real hard compared to whipples
    yah ive been looking online for a week or so now and all i can find is that they do make decent power almost (almost) the same as whipples but from what i see they dont start pulling hard till higher rpms almost like turbos juss like mine took forever to hit boost lol

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    Twin screw is the way to go. Instant power and no boost lag like a centrifugal.
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    Quote Originally Posted by BurnTire View Post
    Twin screw is the way to go. Instant power and no boost lag like a centrifugal.
    short and simple man lol btw man ur car is sick as shit man awesome job building it man i love it

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    Quote Originally Posted by vserieswishin View Post
    short and simple man lol btw man ur car is sick as shit man awesome job building it man i love it
    I have had centrifugal in the past and Twin screw is the way to go.
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    Quote Originally Posted by BurnTire View Post
    I have had centrifugal in the past and Twin screw is the way to go.
    cool ill start savin the extra cash for that thanks for the advice man

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    Quote Originally Posted by vserieswishin View Post
    cool ill start savin the extra cash for that thanks for the advice man
    Good decision. Save money for all the other stuff you will need also. LOL
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    turbo is actually the way to go.

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    I like turbo's they make less heat but the simplicity of the whipple is nice.

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