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kerry's 50
Member # 9266
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i just wanted to know whats better for an 89 notchback a turbo or a supercharger for street use
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jaejae
Member # 7958
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the debate will never end...lmao
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Big block 66 f100
Member # 8867
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quote: Originally posted by jaejae: the debate will never end...lmao
+1 to that i myself think that turbo puts down more power
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FOURPOINTSIX
Member # 8302
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TURBO ALL THE WAY!!!!!!
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1sic03mach1
Member # 8719
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+1 ur rite the fight will never end, so the only solution to this problem is compounded boost,use both. turbo feeding a supercharger low end torque and max top end best of both worlds
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Rigo5.0
Member # 5247
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Turbo will make more power. Financially when it's all said and done, supercharger is cheaper. Plus you mentioned that it's going to be for street use so it only makes more sense to go SC. Slap on and go have fun with it.
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1sic03mach1
Member # 8719
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it all depends on how each one is setup that determines the amount of money you spend but most simple setups are similarly priced
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F1R/GT
Member # 7404
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Turbo= no belt slipage.
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JohnB
Member # 969
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Supercharger = less pain on your wallet.
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racsirx
Member # 1710
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I have both, I will say Turbo will make more power but a Supercharger is less work to install and work on for a daily driver. I would say a S-trim with a 2.95 pulley will be your best bang for your buck.
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Blind
Member # 3052
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superchargers pass smog, done.
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wilit
Member # 3367
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Asking, what's better a turbo or supercharger is like asking what the best pizza topping is. Everyone has an opinion and they're convinced they are right.
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justflipa03
Member # 9642
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hey it matters what you want a supercharger will give you more get up and go power and getting up to speed in the low rpm's and a turbo is better for the higher rpm's and keeping your speed up. both are great though im trying to decide the same thing for my car haha
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crazy horse
Member # 7089
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nitrous? lol
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89bluenotch
Member # 7454
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Nitrous to spool the turbo!
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04 S281
Member # 9229
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Supercharger SMOG LEGAL, less underhood heat, easier and more effective intercooling (centerfugal) less room needed (stock k-member works) from what i've heard it's easier to tune, easier to drive with predictable onset of boost.
Turbo: more power per PSI... sounds cool? uhh... bragging rights? i think that's about all...
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92stangLX
Member # 3252
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As with a lot of these types of questions.. The answer is "it depends"
Advantages of a supercharger ------------- * easier to install * full kits can be had relatively cheap * smog legal (in most cases) * makes good power
Disadvantages of a superchargr --------- * parasitic HP loss * less low end torque (centerfugal) or less top end (possitive displacement)
tubrbo advantages -------- * no parasitic hp loss * makes sick power * "cool factor"
turbo disadvantages ------ * not smog legal (except incon) * kits are not cheap * harder to install
you decide
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autumnstang97
Member # 6111
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+1 for a supercharger...
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1SLOWLX
Member # 558
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quote: Originally posted by JohnB: Supercharger = less pain on your wallet.
I can vouch for this turbo cars are a pain in my wallets ass
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87TURBO
Member # 9257
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quote: Originally posted by kerry's 50: i just wanted to know whats better for an 89 notchback a turbo or a supercharger for street use
TURBO ALL THE WAY
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1sic03mach1
Member # 8719
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if your worried about no top end with a twin screw then just over kill it with a whipple 4.0L problem solved and a steeda 10 rib belt kit
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SVTCOBRAFOREVER
Member # 4173
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Why just one turbo, when you could Twin Turbo....yeeaahhh!! [ January 07, 2010, 10:04 PM: Message edited by: SVTCOBRAFOREVER ]
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fasthatch
Member # 7277
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quote: Originally posted by SVTCOBRAFOREVER: Why just one turbo, when you could Twin Turbo....yeeaahhh!!
or twin prochargers
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