im thinking this might be a little less though since your on a 96[/QUOTE said:Why would this be?
ProCharger GT said:Here is the info:
Novi 2000 Supercharger:
1/2" Thick Billet Aluminum Bracket,Cast Aluminum Discharge Tube, Fuel Control Unit, In-tank Fuel Pump, Programmed Computer Chip, K&N Air Filter
By-Pass Valve,Oil Lines, Radiator Tube Relocation, All hardware and Fasteners, Instruction Manual -
Boost: 8-10 psi
34% HP Gain
30% Torque Gain - http://www.paxtonauto.com/catalog/systems.asp?Action=GetPart&Part=1001813
ProCharger P-1SC
the same as the Novi system as far as hardware, except for the oil lines (no need on a self contained unit) and the radiator tube relocator (doesnt need one)
Boost: 10, 12 psi
HP Gain: 70-80% w/ 3 core intercooler - http://www.procharger.com/automotive.shtml - im thinking this might be a little less though since your on a 96
Those are the numbers per the manufacturer websites.. you should really contact both companies and speak to technicians as to the HP gains you should get. The power these companies claim is with the test conditions being absolutely perfect, so they do have a POTENTIAL of making their claimed power. But the odds of that happening at the boost level they describe are unlikely. Call the tech lines
663 RWHP with a Paxton A/A Intercooler - not bad!ProCharger GT said:for the cost of the paxton with cooler (almost 4900) you can get PI heads w/ cams and a PI intake(intake 250, patriot heads w/ cams 1695, no core charge), along with the procharger (mine was 3350). My 3 core takes up the whole front of my car so i cant imagine the paxton being that much larger. For 400 more you can open up the heads which will result in huge power gains.
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