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Posted by Sicc98GT (Member # 1862) on :
 
Im thinking about installing a supercharger on my 98 gt. I was just wondering if there are any mods i should throw on along with the blower( like upgrading the injectors or any thing like that)i only have a few minor bolt ons currenlty like flowmasters, off road h pipe, underdrive pullys, and cai.
 

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Posted by Chosen1 (Member # 1906) on :
 
the simplest answer is no.

but it all depends on how much boost you want to run, and in the end how much power do you want out of the setup. it really never ends.
 

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Posted by Glenn (Member # 520) on :
 
42lb inj. matching air meter to start off with maybe an 80mm. 255lph in tank as well.
 

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Posted by cobraman_1994 (Member # 467) on :
 
pick a few of the following

pi heads
pi intake
blower cams
longtubes
built bottom end
off road x pipe
throttle body
shifter
gears
bigger maf
bigger injectors
drag radials
sub frame connectors
 

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Posted by saleen03 (Member # 4089) on :
 
yeah it depends on the amount of boost you are running. i would change the inj, fuel pump, and maf. if you decide to run double digits in boost, i would start building up your internals..dont want to blow anything..
 

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Posted by Sicc98GT (Member # 1862) on :
 
Thanx for all the input. Im debating between the Paxton novi 2000 and the vortech v-1 s trim. any preferences?
 

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Posted by wilit (Member # 3367) on :
 
If you buy a decent kit, it should already come with injectors. Blown cars really like free flowing exhaust, so I'd make sure that was upgraded before worrying about MAF.
 

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