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Old 25-05-2011, 11:32 PM   #1
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Default boost help

Probably better suited in the boosted section, but ill try here.

im thinking of a set up for an AU XR8 (still saving =p)
regarding supercharging.

What i want to do is have a shaker sitting on top of a twin screw style supercharger (probably a whipple) to a front mount intercooler.

or use the shaker to feed a top mount intercooler, then might go a centrifugal supercharger such as the raptor.

or or or..

what are your thoughts, what would be the most effective set up in terms of performance and ease of installation.

could i go a shaker, top mount intercooler and twin screw charger all on top?

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