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Old 06-03-2019, 10:59 PM
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Default Those With Luhn Superchargers, What Do You Think?

I'm interested in going to forced Induction on my GTO. I am already running the Holley HP on E40 and am not sure if getting a single custom turbo setup made is worth it vs just doing the Luhn supercharger. I'm 100% street and just need a bump to get the big guy moving around town. I'm not doing an intercooler and don't have the AC in the car so it's a little more straight forwards.

I'm not sure how I'm going to get a down pipe past my passenger firewall with my fuel lines and current brake vacuum canister so I'm leaning towards a Supercharger.

Any issues after getting some miles on it?

Install time needed?

Real cost of the complete kit?

Anything else you'd add in please do.

Thanks

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