Where can i get affordable standalone superchargers? i dont need the whole kit

oxemoron

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Jul 12, 2003
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hey was just wondering where i might be able to find superchargers by themselves for $1,000 or less. I work at a machine shop so the other parts arent a prob to make.
 
You would need a bigger fuel pump (225 LPH), different MAF, bigger injectors, adjustable fuel pressure regulator, different ignition system, bigger throttle body and a different intake manifold (or get yours ported). To top that off you will need a good dyno tune or a wide band air/fuel gauge and a tuner like the Tweecer. That does not sound like the sort of stuff you can make in a machine shop.

It is a good idea to use the sig under the user control panel (User CP) option. It allows you to post your car year & mods, which help greatly when troubleshooting things. No, it is not there for us to snoop and see any "Secrets" you have hidden away under the hood. Be a good stangnetter and update you sig for future reference & don't keep us guessing.
 
Considering a complete SC trim vortech is only $1700 or so, i don't think what you are planning to do is worth while.
Used it's obviously worth less, and you won't run into alignment problems.
 
You can't....

The 94/95 stuff is more expensive and to be honest I am not sure theat advertise a SC kit for the SN body style.

You can buy a headunit and pullies from any of the companies, I'd buy a whole kit though.
 
alright cool well looks like i will most likely be going with either a used kenne bell blowzilla or a fox body vortech sc kit and i will just make the parts i need to install on my 94 at the machine shop i work at