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Supercharger Question
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Melting Slicks
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From: Surrey BC
Supercharger Question
Hey guys. I think I'll be going with a supercharger setup...the turbo just seems like too much money and I think I'd have to go with a twin turbo setup if i went with a turbo and i just think thats going to add up to high....so I think I'll take the supercharger route....so for the next question what kind of supercharger is the best???..most reliable, highest increase in horsepower etc... thanks a bunch guys greatly appreciated 
Le Mans Master
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Fewest problems/greatest overall satisfaction seems to be with the East Coast Supercharging setup.
With turbos, same seems to be true of the TTix, if installed and tuned by the right person.
With turbos, same seems to be true of the TTix, if installed and tuned by the right person.
Team Owner
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St. Jude Donor '05-'08
ECS makes good quality S/C kits and their customer service is top notch incase you need an answer during the install.
ask your question over the FI section and you will get plenty of feedback.
http://forums.corvetteforum.com/forumdisplay.php?f=86
ask your question over the FI section and you will get plenty of feedback.
http://forums.corvetteforum.com/forumdisplay.php?f=86
Burning Brakes
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From: Magnolia Greens NC
Which Supercharger?
I really like my set up (SEE SIGNATURE & PROFILE PIC)...had it on since Nov 2005..no problems..best hp bang for my bucks... I have same back flow set up as you, except I have B&B PRTs...very pleased. about 7 grand installed & dyno tuned...
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Team Owner
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Originally Posted by SynistrC5
check out the STS remote mount turbo kits. I think they start around $6800.00 totally bad a$$. I want a STS kit so baaaaaddddd
As for the original poster asking about superchargers, I think the ECS Novi 2000 setup is the nicest on the market. It has the best head-unit, easiest to maintain (uses engine oil so you don't have to fill the blower head-unit separately), makes excellent power, and appears to be much easier on the belts than ProChargers (probably because of the internal gear configuration).
The ECS kit is around $6,500 and that is complete with injectors and fuel pump. Chris or Doug from ECS (609)752-0321 can answer your technical questions.
Cheers,
Mark
Melting Slicks
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St. Jude Donor '06, '13
Originally Posted by mdhmi
Yea, *start* at. I see you're in the Detroit area. If you want to check out a real turbo car shoot me a note.
As for the original poster asking about superchargers, I think the ECS Novi 2000 setup is the nicest on the market. It has the best head-unit, easiest to maintain (uses engine oil so you don't have to fill the blower head-unit separately), makes excellent power, and appears to be much easier on the belts than ProChargers (probably because of the internal gear configuration).
The ECS kit is around $6,500 and that is complete with injectors and fuel pump. Chris or Doug from ECS (609)752-0321 can answer your technical questions.
Cheers,
Mark
As for the original poster asking about superchargers, I think the ECS Novi 2000 setup is the nicest on the market. It has the best head-unit, easiest to maintain (uses engine oil so you don't have to fill the blower head-unit separately), makes excellent power, and appears to be much easier on the belts than ProChargers (probably because of the internal gear configuration).
The ECS kit is around $6,500 and that is complete with injectors and fuel pump. Chris or Doug from ECS (609)752-0321 can answer your technical questions.
Cheers,
Mark
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Melting Slicks
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From: Surrey BC
Okay so far I've looked into Magnusin (tbryne)??? and Vortech (VTTRAPN)?? Whats better between the two?? Any other supercharger (name of supercharger) i should look at before going with one? (WHICH ONE DO YOU GUYS RECOMMEND?????) like ive said before this corvette is my first car and i always wanted a corvette so i plan on keeping this car for a very long time so i want one of the best supercharger kits around. (it will be a weekend driver starting next year
Team Owner
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Originally Posted by Pewtavert
Isn't a supercharger going to run close to $10,000 with installation & tuning?
Everything you need is included in the kit. You really don't need a cam, heads, long tube headers, etc to max out the stock bottom end.
Le Mans Master
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From: The Arid Sunny Desert
Originally Posted by mdhmi
The ECS Paxton setup is $6,500 + $1,500 or so for install and tune.
Everything you need is included in the kit. You really don't need a cam, heads, long tube headers, etc to max out the stock bottom end.
Everything you need is included in the kit. You really don't need a cam, heads, long tube headers, etc to max out the stock bottom end.
