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Just to provide some helpful advice . . . you will probably get more and higher quality responses if the question were posted in the "C5 Forced Induction/Nitrous" forum.
- Max
Chris is the very best around! He did my supercharger and WoW is all I can say (and we stayed on the mild side). As they say your in very good hands with ECS.
I have a 98 Non-Supercharged Vert and a 98 Supercharged Vert so if you have any questions let me know
The SC Vert is ALOT more fun to drive, faster of course, ect. I havent really had any difference in maintance problems between the two associated with the SC or Non-SC (im only running 5psi)
I say go for it But if you have some questions for someone that owns both let me know
Tell me what it is you like? My main concern is, can I do this myself? Looks like a lot of work if I have to do like post #6.
I love the power and my entire combination. I can't comment on doing-it-yourself since I don't even change my own oil. Maybe somebody else can comment on the install process.
I installed my Maggie myself with no problem. But I have worked on cars since I was 14. I'm 49 now. The hardest part of any supercharger install is pinning the crank pulley. But it's not as bad as it looks. What makes a job easy or hard is having the right tools and good instructions.