I vote Huron Turbo kit. Ive installed a bunch of them and no regrets.
Your cam wouldn't be my first choice but shove 15psi down the throttle body and it will wake up.
I vote Huron Turbo kit. Ive installed a bunch of them and no regrets.
Your cam wouldn't be my first choice but shove 15psi down the throttle body and it will wake up.
I'll keep eye's & ear's open, maybe I'll come across a good deal on a Magnuson/equivalent.
Any thoughts on GM's LSA charger on a truck? Are the retrofit's reliable?
The issue is the adapter platesOriginally Posted by SantafeNoob
Are there good adapter plates out there? I don't need more than 15lbs. As a factory SC I'd hope it would be fairly reliable.
Thoughts?
No.
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Man, this was too quick and easy to talk him into forced induction. I can tell you how it would go at my house if I walked in the door and said, "Honey some random dudes on the Internet said I need boost..."
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Funny.
Seriously though, I've never "wanted a centrifugal charger (super or turbo). Digging around the net I've found several new LSA kits, that are a bit more reasonably priced. With adapters, injectors and upgraded cooling, I can get out for around $6k.
Don't do the adapter plates.
I flat out won't take tuning jobs with them if that tells you anything.
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There it is. Thank you for sharing your experience.
The truck isn't bad it's just not what I (ignorantly) expected. I'll wait, until I can't stand it anymore, or I find a deal I can't pass up.
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