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'00GT5spd

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How much will a Kenne Bell 9psi Supercharger cost for my '00? I'm talkin everything that i'll need. Also, about how much power will this add?

 

Screwed2V

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www.kennebell.net You'll find pricing, rwhp numbers, and a ton of faqs there.

 

twogts4us

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It's $4900 and 160 RWHP. Go to http://www.kennebell.net/superchargers/ford/gt96-03_2v/gt96-03_2.htm - price list is here - http://www.kennebell.net/pricelist/SC-PRICELIST.pdf . The nice thing about the KB is it is a complete kit. (Injectors, boost-a-pump, chip, etc.)

 

twogts4us

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There's also another thread regarding the KB http://forums.stangnet.com/showthread.php?t=470489

 

MT1083

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If you are going to install it yourself I would set aside $5100-$5200 to be safe. You have to buy a few extra things like antifreeze and any products like thread locker and anti-sieze.

 

decoy562

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Yes, and expect another $1k for install...

 

Ryan02Stang

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Vortech is cheaper and in the end has more potential. Vortech sq trim will go up to 20psi

 

Silly34

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Ryan02Stang said:

Vortech is cheaper and in the end has more potential. Vortech sq trim will go up to 20psi

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Yup but I'd hate to have to wait for the revs to climb before full boost.

I'm getting a KB as soon as I pay off some bills.

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rhyrlik

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20 PSI?

99.9% of people with superchargers do not run 20 PSI! BTW, KB ran the 1.7L to 24 PSI, but the engine blew-up. BTW, PSI is not the only consideration, volume counts as well.

The KB is good for constant 15 PSI, has instant torque, and pulls hard to redline. It is the best of both worlds.

 

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Smooth_Operator

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The KB is good for constant 15 PSI, has instant torque, and pulls hard to redline. It is the best of both worlds.

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And leak's oil like a MF'er.

 

Silly34

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I don't care what you say! NEENER NEENER NEENER!!!



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rhyrlik

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The 2.2's leak, but the 1.7?

 

JetBrett

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Smooth_Operator said:

And leak's oil like a MF'er.

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Mine doesn't

 

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Kenne Bell is a way to go. I just called to order the 9psi kit today but i need the Catch Code for the EEC-V computer. So i have to call them back tomorrow.
I just want to give u the head up. Before u order, u need to fill out the Chip Data form and fax it to them first.
here is the form: http://kennebell.net/techinfo/forms/Swtchchp.pdf
you will have to expect 3 to 4 weeks before it is at your door
I can't wait to get mine

 

Silly34

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Lucky bstrd.

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