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[InhumanAcura]

yes, its possible..i have some pics somewhere...

a supercharger is a turbo...just belt driven rather than exhaust

[NegativeEffect1]

yes, its possible..i have some pics somewhere...

a supercharger is a turbo...just belt driven rather than exhaust

true true...ima super/turbo/nos my truck........................j/k

[InhumanAcura]

kool

[cpierce]

is that a Z71?

Yeah. Sold the roof rack....

[zane]

Why not AFR? Or Dart? Actually I've heard good about all of them.

Because I like Trick Flow.

I've had a handfull of Trick Flow Parts on my Thunderbird for a little while now and love the results I am getting. Far improved over the BBK that was on it prior. (BBK is pretty decent to begin with, so that may tell you something!)

I've seen more than my share of built Trick Flow Engines, and am just floored by their capabilities.

I've not used AFR before. I've worked on a few Dart Engines before too, and can't say that I have anything against them at all. They are **** well designed.

You know my buick pwns j00.

My Cougar Growls modestly in attack position; reminding you that unlike your Buick, it is an animal.

An animal that eats Buick's as an appetizer.

[marleyskater420]

Because I like Trick Flow.

I've had a handfull of Trick Flow Parts on my Thunderbird for a little while now and love the results I am getting. Far improved over the BBK that was on it prior. (BBK is pretty decent to begin with, so that may tell you something!)

I've seen more than my share of built Trick Flow Engines, and am just floored by their capabilities.

I've not used AFR before. I've worked on a few Dart Engines before too, and can't say that I have anything against them at all. They are **** well designed.





My Cougar Growls modestly in attack position; reminding you that unlike your Buick, it is an animal.

An animal that eats Buick's as an appetizer.

I will destroy your Cougar. .

You=for lunch

hmmm, so it might be possible, the only prob i could think of is the compressed air from the trubo might be too much psi for the supercharger...but i dunno i really have no concept of superchargers nor turbos, it just sorta popped in my head

You can do it. The supercharger sends compressed air to the turbo, which helps it spool faster because the air coming in is going at a high velocity. Just like how adding nitrous in front of the turbo spools it up quicker. The only problem would be that something bad happens when you compress already compressed air, what happens, I don't know, I forgot, but its bad, and there is a reason why most people dont do it.

You would need a huge engine bay to do it, and the only reason to do it would to simply say "I did it" as there would be no benefit over a well-designed turbo system.

[tommyk90]

Some older semis had superchargers and turbos. If i remember correctly, the turbo fed the supercharger. I saw this on an episode of Trucks! A while back. Pretty cool stuff.

[supa_c]

I remember that.
Those were MASSIVE superchargers.

[Ignatowski]

I work on this car when my bud comes down south,best ET was 7.09@203,
very small BBC with very big Turbo - somewhere around 2200+HP

[chris96camaro]

I work on this car when my bud comes down south,best ET was 7.09@203,
very small BBC with very big Turbo - somewhere around 2200+HP

**** makes my camaro look like a byotch

[skadude016]

1996 Jeep Grand Cherokee

[kevin85193]

i'm a picture *****..

[cosmiccharlie]

yes, its possible..i have some pics somewhere...

a supercharger is a turbo...just belt driven rather than exhaust

http://www.forcedairtech.com/turbokits_wrx_stage5.html

Twincharged WRX!! Good for 600hp and NO LAG!!

[GTonDubs]

01 GT DUB EDITION tinted out, can you see me

[dickFitzwell]

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