I agree about the Kenne Bell. It's a superior design. And while it IS a positive displacement type blower like a roots, it's actually a twin scre design. The rotors of te twin screw blower don't actually rub eachother like the roots do. This lowered friction level means less intake temperature increase for an equal amount of boost when compared to a roots style.
That is why you see so many 2nd Gen Lightning and '03 Cobra owners doing the swap, not increasing boost or potential harm to their motor, and seeig SERIOUS power increases.
However, when selecting a blower, keep in mind that different types behave in different ways. A positive displacement supercharger reaches max boost very quickly (at low rpm) but is not as efficient at high rpm as a centrifugal. PD blowers tend to begin loosing boost pressure as the rpm goes over 4k +. The centrifugals NEED rpm to creat boost and are generally softer on the bottom with a high rpm swell in power.
General rule: Street, cruising? Use a PD
Drag racing, etc: Use a centrifugal
But, to each his own, I just thought I'd give a little help if any was needed.
Ian