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Old 02-08-2003, 05:30 PM
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my rims were stolen 20 feet away from my bedroom window while i was sleeping
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how much u get the jackson supercharger for? was it worth it? how much hp are u rated at the wheel right now?
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Old 02-14-2003, 08:34 AM
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jrsc was $2700, not sure about hp haven't dynoed

let me tell you a story, about two weeks ago the bracket that holds my idler pulleys on broke in half. i pulled over and saw what had happened. i knew the bottom pulley and belt were about to go so i cut the belt and took off the bottom pulley, top pulley and what of the braket had broken off and decided to try to make it home. now on the SOHC supercharger the belt goes around both the supercharger and the alternator so i drove home killing my battery but i needed to make it home. on the drive home my car had no power, it almost made me sick to press the gas. so i would say yes, it was worth it, although problematic, it's got power where i like it, from 1 rpm to 8000. if i had to do over again i'd probably turbo, but i gotta make do with the choice i made
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im afraid to go turbo cuz of the stories i hear about turbo lag
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this is what it boils down to



turbo = as much psi as you got money = more power

supercharger = 6 - 8 psi = no lag
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The way you get turbo lag is by matching up the wrong turbo to the wrong motor. You need to matchup turbo size to the PSI to the motor - otherwise you will either have a turbo only good for lower RPM's - or turbo lag to holy hell... you need to have a pro find the right balance for you.

Any "over the counter" turbo kit should be fine for you though if you want to spend the bucks on it - have fun spending $3000-$4000 or so :ylsuper
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it also depends on what you're going to be doing with the car, if it'll be drag only, then i'd say turbo. turbo isn't bad for daily driving but i think you've got to tune them to get them that way, a sc just goes. i also think for auto-xing sc is best
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