kevins05v-6 said:
yes you are absoultely correct about the crate motors. the one that would be hella-sweet is the 15k 5.0 Cammer, but I digress..
sorry I didnt mean to seem like I was frustrated with you I was trying to give you a "pep" talk!
LOL!! No problem friend.. This has been my frame of mind all week...
I wish to find a very in-expensive Twin-Screw SuperCharger.. The end cost of the upgrade must not exceed half the cost of going crate.. What I mean is, our engine as it sits must be able to get to 300HP for lets say around $2500 maximum installed.. If not, then your better off going Crate motor..
I will admit, at this point I do feel I should have just gotten the GT.. I had no idea when I bought this car, I would feel the need for more power.. But thats water under the bridge now..
So, my goal is still to pursue the Twin-Screw option, but making sure the monitary expenditure is kept under a strict regulation.. A good SuperCharger manufacturer should understand this concept, and price the Supercharger accordingly.. If not, there is no need to invest in a Supercharging system which will come close or equal the cost of going crate..
When going crate a number of things take place.. First and foremost is the value of the car, which will increase automatically.. In our particular case, even the cheapest crate motor on the market will make this happen.. Example, you can buy a 351W Crate motor for about $3000.. This engine should up the HP close to 300HP and TQ past 300lbs.. Needless to say, we must find a supercharger installed for half that price. If not, its wasted money..
This is my thinking as of late.. Thats why I have pulled back slightly on the entire affair.. I am trying figure out, if Supercharger manufacturers want to play ball with the V6 or not.. If not, we will go crate..