Superchargers for my '04 GT/warranty

MustangJunkie · Apr 26, 2004

A gearhead friend of mine is recommending the Vortech V-2 SQ S-Trim supercharger for my new Stang. Retails for $3889.95 (satin) and $4098.95 (polished).

Are there any other superchargers worth looking into? I'm willing to spend the money as long as it's good.

And what does this do for the warranty?

Thanks.

satter_m · Apr 26, 2004

I've heard a lot of good things about the Kenne Bell kit for the 4.6 motors.

DJsZincGT · Apr 26, 2004

MustangJunkie said:
A gearhead friend of mine is recommending the Vortech V-2 SQ S-Trim supercharger for my new Stang. Retails for $3889.95 (satin) and $4098.95 (polished).

Are there any other superchargers worth looking into? I'm willing to spend the money as long as it's good.

And what does this do for the warranty?

Thanks.

PM Cobrakiller. He sells a complete kit. He has the safest tune that I've heard of for our cars which I'm sure you are looking for since your car is brand new.

As for the warranty, throw it out the window.

MustangJunkie · Apr 26, 2004

I forgot to ask. Am I required to use higher octane fuel when using a supercharger? I've heard different things on this.

DeadLurker · Apr 26, 2004

MustangJunkie said:
I forgot to ask. Am I required to use higher octane fuel when using a supercharger? I've heard different things on this.

Yes...93 octane is the norm...some are able to run tunes with 91 octane and others set their tunes up for race gas.

decoy562 · Apr 26, 2004

Yes, go with the Cobrakiller kit. Doing the supercharger will make your warranty void though.

DeadLurker · Apr 26, 2004

MustangJunkie said:
A gearhead friend of mine is recommending the Vortech V-2 SQ S-Trim supercharger for my new Stang. Retails for $3889.95 (satin)

What is included in the kit and are you installing it yourself?

JCKnife · Apr 26, 2004

1. Buy from cobra killer
2. Mod your car, say goodbye to your warranty.

*(people will argue about point #2 but for all practical purposes, when you mod it, you OWN it).

All that said, do it!

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MustangJunkie · Apr 26, 2004

"In the 50 state legal kits, all necessary components including brackets, hardware, drive, lubrication, fuel & ignition components are included in the box at the time of purchase. No other modifications are necessary. No hood or body modifications are required."

Here's a link:

http://www.vortechsuperchargers.com/news/2004_gt.html

And here's some info about Vortech superchargers:

http://www.raceway-usa.com/superchargers.htm

Scroll to the bottom and there is a FAQ section where it says that the supercharger will not void the warranty.

I want to install it myself but most likely will do so with the aid of a friend.

Firemanz · Apr 26, 2004

Your warranty will be voided, but only on components that are directly affected by your S/C (I.E. Engine).

Go with a Cobra Killer kit and enjoy a safe A/F ratio with good power on the street.....

neoclasiccl · Apr 26, 2004

Warranty good one. But seriously yeah your powertrain from the engine back to the rear axles is gone.

I am going to the dealer next week to cancel my extended warranty and if they ask why, I am going to throw the dyno sheet at em

DeadLurker · Apr 26, 2004

MustangJunkie said:
I want to install it myself but most likely will do so with the aid of a friend.

I'd suggest you go with the Cobra Killer Kit from T&J Performance over that basic vortech kit.

2002BLGT · Apr 26, 2004

get the cobra killer kit , as far as warranty goes , my dealer is covering everything on my car , talk it over with your dealer , mine said as long as I had proof that the Air fuel ratio was safe they would cover me .

5111 · Apr 26, 2004

Get the tuner kit from superchargersonline.com for $2450. Then you will need to get a fuel pump ($100) and injectors ($300) and a dynotune ($300-$500).

Even if you are going to get the complete kit you will want to dynotune the car so factor in that $300-$500 for whatever kit you get.

If you go the tuner kit route you save enough money to get a powerpipe, 90mm LMAF, and 42# injectors. You will still probably have money left over.

zgarske1038 · Apr 26, 2004

5111 said:
Get the tuner kit from superchargersonline.com for $2450. Then you will need to get a fuel pump ($100) and injectors ($300) and a dynotune ($300-$500).

Even if you are going to get the complete kit you will want to dynotune the car so factor in that $300-$500 for whatever kit you get.

If you go the tuner kit route you save enough money to get a powerpipe, 90mm LMAF, and 42# injectors. You will still probably have money left over.

even going that rout wouldn't you want to be safe and get a decent tune anyways

Firemanz · Apr 26, 2004

zgarske1038 said:
even going that rout wouldn't you want to be safe and get a decent tune anyways

You always, ALWAYS want to get it tuned......

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