Need supercharger for 2000 Trooper 3.2L V6

[Mike Herman39]

Hi there, I'm trying to find a supercharger kit for a friend of mine in South Africa, and he has the local model equivalent of a 2000 Isuzu Trooper/Rodeo, 4x4, 3.2L V6. Can anyone point me toward a supercharger that will fit for this?
Thanks!

[Gizmo42]

You have one choice. Alpine supercharger they run about $3k unless you get lucky enough to find one on ebay for a good price.

[Ramblin Fever]

The 2000 Trooper has a 3.5L engine, would it take the same supercharger as the 3.2L Rodeo?

Just curious, cuz I don't know.

[amigo-2k]

Originally Posted by Ramblin Fever

The 2000 Trooper has a 3.5L engine, would it take the same supercharger as the 3.2L Rodeo?

Just curious, cuz I don't know.

yup. the all +98 isuzu use the same super charger
http://www.azwildfire.com/isuzu/photos.htm

[Ramblin Fever]

Ok, cool - wasn't sure! Too bad you couldn't put one on a '97.

I've had this wild dream for some time that when the original engine does wear out, putting in a diesel engine of sorts - course I know that's not possible without lots of $$$$ to reconfigure everything.

[amigo-2k]

http://www.alpine-developments.us/isuzuproducts.html


It looks like it will work with the 96-97 too.

[Cat Fuzz]

Must be fun to be able to blow money on stuff like that.

[Ramblin Fever]

Originally Posted by Cat Fuzz

Must be fun to be able to blow money on stuff like that.

I agree totally. For me, it's only a pipe dream - will never happen. Can't even afford to put a lift on my 10yr old Rodeo for crying out loud, now that it's retired from towing duties.

The one thing I have always truly wanted for the Rodeo was the ARB bumper, by the time I can finally afford that, truck'll be all rusted out. And, for sake of understanding, the truck doesn't have a single dot of rust yet.

[surferfletch]

Can only go so fast in traffic. I'll stick with the stock setup and spend my cash elsewhere.

[Ramblin Fever]

Originally Posted by surferfletch

Can only go so fast in traffic. I'll stick with the stock setup and spend my cash elsewhere.

I do agree 100% on that as well, definitely. My Rodeo is more then capable around town - but sure would be nice to have extra ponies going up the Rocky mountains, this would be my one & only reason for having the wish for extra hp.

But, I'm not the type for changing original set-ups on engine design, only 1 car I've ever done that too, that was a '72 Challenger.

If I had extra $$ to spend right now, it would be in an ARB bumper for the Cummins diesel so I can put the much needed winch on it.