supercharger question part II

Project 77

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ok I decided to go with 30 pound injectors and matching MAF but what I need to know is which SC to use. Paxton, vortech, powerdyne?? I like the idea of powerdyne and not having to drill holes in the oil pan, but the guys at CJ pony parts toldme tht the powerdyne/SVO SC is inefficient..Any thoughts?

 

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blackcloud50

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Vortech or Paxton. I have a Vortech

 

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Mike92GT

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I wouldn't recommend the Powerdyne. Some guys like them, but for the most part they are trouble-prone. you would be well-served by the Vortech or Paxton, so take your pick

 

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No KB?

 

Metalcop

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Another vote for Vortech or Paxton. Get the Vortech S-Trim or Paxton Novi 2000, if you can afford them. Search around a while, you will find plenty of horror stories for the Powerdyne Chargers. Prochargers are also cool, comes with an intercooler, but they are $3K and UP. Same goes for the Kenne Bell. Tapping the oil pan is a cinch, nothing to it, really. I went with the Vortech. Paxton invented the centrifigul technology that they both use, and Vortech now owns Paxton, anyways.

 

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luckythirteen13

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stay away from powerdyne. they arent reliable. id go with the vortech personally but the novi 1000 is another great entry level sc