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    would i have to lower my compression in my GT if i put on a supercharger? or should i just turbo it?
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    Depends if you are going for the fastest your car can go or not. If you just want a little more HP just supercharge it but if you want it to be fast over time and want to really build it up go turbo.


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    i been thinking about turbo but my friend is telling me to put a supercharger on it
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    Go turbo.

    Its the best way to go.

    And in the long run, it will be cheaper too.
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    Upfront the turbo will be way more but in the end you will be happier with the turbo over the supercharger I think.


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    Quote Originally Posted by burgundybullet View Post
    Upfront the turbo will be way more but in the end you will be happier with the turbo over the supercharger I think.
    Top swap kit + Modding on top of that, will cost more that a turbo kit up front.

    Just a top swap kit will be cheaper but that gains compared to a turbo is nothing.

    Depends on far you want to the build.

    Hands down, turbo is a much better option.
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    welcome to the site

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    Put on a PLOG, HAI, Downpipe, and an HV3. Then get a tune. Should add some noticable pep and MPGs.

    Run that setup while saving for a z7 kit and a fully built TEP 4t65e.

    When sufficient funds are obtained for not only parts and labor but also some for when/if things go wrong, then install the turbo and trans in one shop trip.

    Then you would have a nice flowing and powerful set up.
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    Turbo! Cheaper. Easier to maintain & tune. And you get more for the money. Problem solved. Less hard it is on your car too.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Brendon View Post
    Turbo! Cheaper. Easier to maintain & tune. And you get more for the money. Problem solved. Less hard it is on your car too.
    a good turbo is in no way cheaper then a top swap. even adding headers, top swap is still cheaper.

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    Turbo is the way to go. REDCRAPGP's Avatar
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    Quote Originally Posted by Brendon View Post
    Turbo! Cheaper. Easier to maintain & tune. And you get more for the money. Problem solved. Less hard it is on your car too.
    I fail to see this logic being correct
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    how about a top swap and a turbo? what kind of gains am i looking at there?
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    twin charging that is called. and not many people have done that. expensive. hard. hard to do. hard to tune
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    Reading answers alot.

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    what about just a top swap? or just a turbo i looking for the cheapest but still get good results
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    top swap will be about 3-400 id say turbo brand new will cost about 3k personally i woudlnt even bother doing a top swap id turbo. you can make double the power of a supercharged setup
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    How many times do i need to say this...

    TURBO
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    Quote Originally Posted by lilmidge12 View Post
    would i have to lower my compression in my GT if i put on a supercharger? or should i just turbo it?
    you can 9.4, people have done it, probly need a bigger cam though

    i like the m90 but...........

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    Quote Originally Posted by DanPrixGTP View Post
    How many times do i need to say this...

    TURBO
    dan how many times do we gotta tell you ​new tips
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    Quote Originally Posted by Fivefingerdeathpunch View Post
    Reading answers alot.
    Especially when alot is spelled a lot.

    And smile it's Blacktooth Grin!
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