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Old 05-08-2008, 06:22 AM   #18 (permalink)
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Re: Which Supercharger?? (I used the search)

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Originally Posted by chewbakkah View Post
ok so lets say that i want to run 550 hp at the wheels. and i'd like to do it as safe as possible, what would i be looking at? personally even if i decide to go n/a with almost stock hp i will still get forged parts just for the reliability of them. id rather spend 10k and get stock numbers that will run into the upper 100k mile range than have a car with 700 or 900 hp thats only going to last a while and i'll have to work on all the time. i want the car as a daily driver, something manageable that i'm going to put A LOT of miles on. i just want the thing to last.
Once again, it depends on the car. The C6Z already has forged internals (except for pistons) and should run 100,000 miles N/A or at 550 rwhp very reliably.

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