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Old 12/30/07, 11:48 AM
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70,000 miles...is it too late?

is it too late to put on a supercharger? i read somewhere that after 50,000 miles you shouldnt supercharge your car.
Old 12/30/07, 12:55 PM
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That's a bunch of misinformation. If the car has been properly maintained then 70K isn't even broken in yet. Supercharge away!
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A supercharger is exactly what that 2V needs to bring it to life. Milage doesn't matter on a carried for pony.
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+1 I've heard 150k is pushing it. 70k should be more than fine.
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I have a buddy with a 96 Cobra with a procharger. His car now has 130,000 miles on. The last 80,000 miles were boosted and still runs great.

GO FOR IT!
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oh ok! i still lack about $1500. i have enough for the kit but the intall is whats killing me. and sure cant do it.
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come on man......its an easy bolt on you can do it! good luck with the blower. i say do it the good ol american way, put it on the credit card!
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I say buy it and put it on your self. They come with instructions if you need it.
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does that kit from lethal performance come with everytihng i need?

http://www.lethalperformance.com/pag...ler-satin.html
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70,000 miles is WAY TOO MANY to be gowing forced induction! DON'T do it! Your car will explode!.....jk.....I'd do it to my '65 and it has 100K+ miles.
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Originally Posted by boduke0220
does that kit from lethal performance come with everytihng i need?

http://www.lethalperformance.com/pag...ler-satin.html
I would be forced to assume that "Complete and Ready To Run" means that it is fairly complete, and should almost be ready to run.
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I KNOW that much lol but i also read somewhere i would need headers? is this true or can i use the stock manifolds?
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Originally Posted by codeman94
70,000 miles is WAY TOO MANY to be gowing forced induction! DON'T do it! Your car will explode!.....jk.....I'd do it to my '65 and it has 100K+ miles.

ahh that wont hurt! those ricers are pushin 300k and look how fast they are!
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Originally Posted by boduke0220
I KNOW that much lol but i also read somewhere i would need headers? is this true or can i use the stock manifolds?
no need for headers, my bros car makes 376rwhp on stock manifolds
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Originally Posted by boduke0220
I KNOW that much lol but i also read somewhere i would need headers? is this true or can i use the stock manifolds?
You're thinking turbo, bro, not supercharger. Turbo's use exhaust to spin up, unlike superchargers.
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ohh gotcha. thanks for the help!
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