supersport
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i am planning on getting one for my car
any places that sell superchargers?
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SHOMurph
Ford B@stard
supersport
New Member
supersport said:
and any other parts i would need to buy, or tune my car in order to put a s/c in, ex. motor mounts fuel injectors, chip...
i have a 94 3.2 atx with 92k miles on it
BlackonBlack89
SHO Member
umm first you are gonna have to take CARE of that tranny
a search will also yield alot of answers
a search will also yield alot of answers
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quikSHOilver
Yamahaized
BlackonBlack89 said:umm first you are gonna have to take of that tranny
Did you forget to insert "CARE"? lol:
Might need to look to FPS for a S/C for an ATX.
Pitbull Kustoms
New Member
What would be the rough estimate for supercharging a stock SHO. Everyone always says "bring cash-a whole lot" and other cute sayings but what would a ball park estimate be??
sho_bc
Dragonboater
depends on how properly you want to build it and how much boost you're willing to restrict yourself to. you can do a budget job for [relatively] cheap, or you can dump upwards of 15k or more to do it properly (varying degrees of "properly", dependant on your application)Pitbull Kustoms said:
shobote
SHO Member
You need to upgrade the chassis, suspension and brakes completely before thinking about a S/C kit. A lot of time and money tied up with all those mods before getting to the S/C part. The car will be almost undrivable without the supporting mods, so do all those first.
sho'd
Git R' Done
SHO Dude said:Thank you, Sir.
aaahhhh a thing of beauty that is.
sho_bc said:
Supercharging alone (not upgrading suspension, brakes, or driveline), I would plan on about $4,000+ if done properly. You can hack something together for cheaper, however, if reliability is key, plan on spending money....
NWGRN94MTX
SHO Member
yamahaSHO said:
Well said!
gmorrell
Never been a noob...
Here, the fellow who started this thread on SHOForum back in 2003, was going to design a supercharger and have a machine shop build it for him, one-off, and he was going to save $Thousands$!
Why don't you pop in and see how he's doing?
Why don't you pop in and see how he's doing?
Off Road SHO
Moderator
Boy, now THAT'S funny, I don't care who you are.
Tom
sho_bc
Dragonboater
hehe i remember that thread...gmorrell said:Here, the fellow who started this thread on SHOForum back in 2003, was going to design a supercharger and have a machine shop build it for him, one-off, and he was going to save $Thousands$!
Why don't you pop in and see how he's doing?
yamahaSHO said:
Ditto ... well said. An old SHO saying "Gotta PAY if you gonna PLAY". Don't even bother if you do not have any of the following: maintenance (can you say 60K), suspension, brakes and tires.
If none of these are in your foundation and budget, keep on planning.
I know this will sound funny, but there is a guy here that took a turbocharger, machined the parts to make it into a belt drive. Put it on a Jeep 4.0, guess it really screamed......for a while, until the bottom end went on the motor. Was running like 30 pounds of boost at 4000 rpm.
SASHO91
Zoom Zoom
so you mean something like this then huh????
http://www.w2wpowertrain.com/c-64-rotrex-units-and-pullies.aspx
The only problem with these are, they only rotate CW.
But that can still be arranged..... if you dont like A/C 
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http://www.w2wpowertrain.com/c-64-rotrex-units-and-pullies.aspx
The only problem with these are, they only rotate CW.
But that can still be arranged..... if you dont like A/C .Similar threads
