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NOS (100 ponies) 6 7.79%
Supercharged (100 ponies) 71 92.21%
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Re: NOS VS> SUPERCHARGER

supercharger for obvious reasons..
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Re: NOS VS> SUPERCHARGER

This thread is older than my nephew...can we let it stay dead this time around?
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Re: NOS VS> SUPERCHARGER

I would say a turbo sq, just to fuck with the guys heads, or get a big ass s/c and show it off
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Re: NOS VS> SUPERCHARGER

I put a supercharger on my '98 Mustang Cobra - never could get it tuned right - then blew the engine...it starts to get real expensive if you don't know how to do your own tuning!
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Re: NOS VS> SUPERCHARGER

supercharge it, why:
1. you can run out of nitrous
2. nitrous can blow up
3. you can inhale it(maybe this is a good thing, lol)
4. there is an on/off switch
5. the only cool factor is the purge valve
6. engines don't like that sudden pressure
7. the added power may not be enough
8. waste trunk/seat space
9. you have to add your source of power, an empty bottle is useless
10. a supercharger would pay for itself in terms of fun factor vs. refilling a bottle
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Re: NOS VS> SUPERCHARGER

IMO, I wouldn't use either.
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