tennis_pr0

So I have decided that buying a used supercharger is the best option. I have seen the average used supercharger going for around 2k, which seems very reasonable to me. I have been looking on ebay and on here on ones that were sold in the past. My question is, how reliable is a used supercharger? In general, if it was well taken care of, it should be fine right?

Also, I don't know anything about engines, but I have been reading if you buy a supercharger, you need a fuel and engine management system? Is that necessary? If I buy a supercharger, what else do I need to buy with it to make it run safely on my engine?

Also, would just buying a supercharger make sense? I mean if I did not buy an exhaust, intake, and stuff like that with it would it still make sense to buy a supercharger?

jninja26

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https://my350z.com/forum/forced-indu...for-noobs.html

You seriously need to do some more research. You're not even ready to ask "questions" yet..

terrasmak

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Sounds like you will be in way over your head

SR71

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mknZ

Oh boy....search, inform and educate yourself. Read, read and read some more. And I mean this in the least a$$hole kinda way.

JCITY

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I'll be diplomatic..your crazy.
Buying a used supercharger on e-bay for 200 bucks,oh boy...
Obviously you are not a DIY car guy.You won't evenknow what you are
buying when you get it.What parts are missing etc.Bub,there is more to
installing,making a supercharger work than what meets the eye.Now,unless
you buy one of those wizz-bang electric superchargers!
From your past posts,and I don't mean any disrespect,it appears that you
want to go the cheapest route to get a maximum power increase.Am I right?
Maybe just go the bottle route/nitrous?Or fabricate a jet pack(kidding!).
Unfortunately,it does'nt work that way.Listen to the advice from this community.
Thats why we are here.If not,you go ahead and buy this bargain SC,your next post
will be,"car won't start/cuts out/oil leaking from the SC...what to do"?

topnotchg

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do some more research

graffkid732

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If you have been reading on this forum that you need those parts to run a supercharger, why are you asking if you need them? Our answers will not change. There are plenty of SC builds on here that you can easily copy and know what you need. If you keep stock exhaust you are restricting yourself. Supercharger, fuel, uprev, exhaust, and clutch. That's off the top of my head, but I believe that's all you'll need. Don't expect crazy hp/tq because it will not happen.

P&K350Z

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The main issue to a used supercharger is that there is little way to insure that all the parts that should come with the kit are in fact present. Missing parts will delay the installation indefinitely.

Rebuilding the SC itself, which you should do when buying used, is a must and is not expensive. You would never otherwise be sure of its condition. It is not hard to do provided that you 1- know how to do it and 2- have decent tools including a press. Takes me about two hours.

Good luck.

JCITY

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OP knows nothing about cars.Also,car is AT.

P&K350Z

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Sheesh, not looking good then! Forecast just deteriorated from cloudy with a chance of rain to El Niño cometh...

hellman_x

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Don't, just don't.

TopgunZ

Well, Its either learn the hard way or dont learn at all. If its your DD then the hard way is going to hurt real bad....but at least youll learn.

amyoescobar

Sounds like you will be in way over your head

johnwigs

If you want to just throw money away PM me and you can send it to my Paypal so someone else can make better decisions for you...