supercharger installation

[dread]

Does anyone have any ideas on who would be a good person to install a supercharger on my mustang it is a roots style blower and, also a good place to get a dyno tune

[BAD BOB]

the install shouldnt be terrible but you would def want someone that knows what they doing to tune it

[dread]

do you know how because in all honesty your prob one the only person who has worked on my car in this area that i didnt want to hurt afterwards

[BAD BOB]

what all does the kit consist of?

[Mach Killer]

My buddy had his car dyno tuned at pro dyno after his s/c

[dread]

Originally Posted by BAD BOB

what all does the kit consist of?

i actually have a whole motor with the charger attached intake injectors alternator relocation brace all there i want to transfer the stuff i need to make it work only thing i dont have is the throttle body i even got the fuel tank

[dread]

Originally Posted by Mach Killer

My buddy had his car dyno tuned at pro dyno after his s/c

pro dyno is that the one in fort mill sc

[BAD BOB]

is it a single cam motor with a aftermarket supercharger or is it a dual cam cobra motor?

[Jeff]

It's a Roush super charger .

[slowgreen99]

Originally Posted by dread

pro dyno is that the one in fort mill sc

I believe so, but id recommend Modular Powerhouse...havent been there YET, but never seen anything bad come out of that shop, and they only do mod motors. Just my .02

[dread]

Originally Posted by BAD BOB

is it a single cam motor with a aftermarket supercharger or is it a dual cam cobra motor?

its the roush stage 3 set up that came out of a 2001

[slowgreen99]

Originally Posted by dread

its the roush stage 3 set up that came out of a 2001

if you have the whole motor then the swap should be relatively straight forward. Just take parts off the old motor and put em on yours

[dread]

Originally Posted by slowgreen99

if you have the whole motor then the swap should be relatively straight forward. Just take parts off the old motor and put em on yours

i am very good at tearing things apart not so much putting things together

[slowgreen99]

Originally Posted by dread

i am very good at tearing things apart not so much putting things together

Lol, I understand that. Im not going to say he will or wont, but Robert (bad bob) would be overqualified to be able to do that for you.

[dread]

Originally Posted by slowgreen99

Lol, I understand that. Im not going to say he will or wont, but Robert (bad bob) would be overqualified to be able to do that for you.

actually in all honesty nothing against bad bob but i would prefer to let who ever tune it to install it i just dont know of any dyno shop that would. A good dyno shop

[BAD BOB]

understandable if you need any help just let me know and ill see what i can do

[slowgreen99]

Originally Posted by dread

actually in all honesty nothing against bad bob but i would prefer to let who ever tune it to install it i just dont know of any dyno shop that would. A good dyno shop

Thats a smart but very expensive route. Depending on your budget, and the shop, id say go for it. They may hook you up on the tuning cost afterwards. Good luck with it, and like I said before, Modular Powerhouse is my recommendation.