Colorado supercharger installers
10-21-2014, 05:09 PM
#1
Le Mans Master
Thread Starter
Colorado supercharger installers
Does anyone have any personal experience and recommendations (for or against) a shop around the Springs or Denver installing a A&A supercharger set up and tune?
10-22-2014, 08:46 PM
#4
Burning Brakes
Josh at A&A recommended Colo Perf Unlimited and RMCR to me.
10-23-2014, 11:15 PM
#7
Instructor
I see horsepower in your future
Let us know how your install goes!
The A&A units get good reviews.
Last edited by Little Red Corvette1; 07-15-2015 at 08:30 PM. Reason: Updated photos
10-24-2014, 11:02 AM
#8
Le Mans Master
Thread Starter
It will be awhile as I am very slow to move on a project like this due to the final expense and the changes to the warranty on my C6. Which is under the 3 year warranty until March 2016. My guess is I am looking at $6,300 - $7,000 for the finished job so it has to be fully researched.
If all goes well it will be done in Feb or March.
PS: Had some free time today so ran over to RMCR and talked to one of the mechanics. He told me they installed hundreds of the A&A units and took the time to answer all my questions. He also assured me going from 7,000 feet to sea level on the same tune was nothing to be concerned about as some of their customers run down to do the Texas mile challenge and they don't retune. Shop was packed full of Corvettes and other cars being modified so that speaks volumes as well. Well worth my time to make a personal visit to the shop. A 30 minute conversation beats anything you can find on the internet
Thanks for the tip.
If all goes well it will be done in Feb or March.
PS: Had some free time today so ran over to RMCR and talked to one of the mechanics. He told me they installed hundreds of the A&A units and took the time to answer all my questions. He also assured me going from 7,000 feet to sea level on the same tune was nothing to be concerned about as some of their customers run down to do the Texas mile challenge and they don't retune. Shop was packed full of Corvettes and other cars being modified so that speaks volumes as well. Well worth my time to make a personal visit to the shop. A 30 minute conversation beats anything you can find on the internet
Thanks for the tip.
Last edited by Snowwolfe; 10-24-2014 at 05:51 PM.
10-25-2014, 08:58 AM
#9
Le Mans Master
I was down there yesterday as well. I stop by and visit periodically. Earlier this year they had the LS7 in my C5 rebuilt and did the reassembly and tuning for me.
It will be awhile as I am very slow to move on a project like this due to the final expense and the changes to the warranty on my C6. Which is under the 3 year warranty until March 2016. My guess is I am looking at $6,300 - $7,000 for the finished job so it has to be fully researched.
If all goes well it will be done in Feb or March.
PS: Had some free time today so ran over to RMCR and talked to one of the mechanics. He told me they installed hundreds of the A&A units and took the time to answer all my questions. He also assured me going from 7,000 feet to sea level on the same tune was nothing to be concerned about as some of their customers run down to do the Texas mile challenge and they don't retune. Shop was packed full of Corvettes and other cars being modified so that speaks volumes as well. Well worth my time to make a personal visit to the shop. A 30 minute conversation beats anything you can find on the internet
Thanks for the tip.
If all goes well it will be done in Feb or March.
PS: Had some free time today so ran over to RMCR and talked to one of the mechanics. He told me they installed hundreds of the A&A units and took the time to answer all my questions. He also assured me going from 7,000 feet to sea level on the same tune was nothing to be concerned about as some of their customers run down to do the Texas mile challenge and they don't retune. Shop was packed full of Corvettes and other cars being modified so that speaks volumes as well. Well worth my time to make a personal visit to the shop. A 30 minute conversation beats anything you can find on the internet
Thanks for the tip.
12-01-2014, 11:35 PM
#10
Safety Car
It will be awhile as I am very slow to move on a project like this due to the final expense and the changes to the warranty on my C6. Which is under the 3 year warranty until March 2016. My guess is I am looking at $6,300 - $7,000 for the finished job so it has to be fully researched.
If all goes well it will be done in Feb or March.
PS: Had some free time today so ran over to RMCR and talked to one of the mechanics. He told me they installed hundreds of the A&A units and took the time to answer all my questions. He also assured me going from 7,000 feet to sea level on the same tune was nothing to be concerned about as some of their customers run down to do the Texas mile challenge and they don't retune. Shop was packed full of Corvettes and other cars being modified so that speaks volumes as well. Well worth my time to make a personal visit to the shop. A 30 minute conversation beats anything you can find on the internet
Thanks for the tip.
If all goes well it will be done in Feb or March.
PS: Had some free time today so ran over to RMCR and talked to one of the mechanics. He told me they installed hundreds of the A&A units and took the time to answer all my questions. He also assured me going from 7,000 feet to sea level on the same tune was nothing to be concerned about as some of their customers run down to do the Texas mile challenge and they don't retune. Shop was packed full of Corvettes and other cars being modified so that speaks volumes as well. Well worth my time to make a personal visit to the shop. A 30 minute conversation beats anything you can find on the internet
Thanks for the tip.