Login | Sign-Up Forums Videos Tech Center Member Rides File Host Links Events Search           New Posts           Memberlist   Sponsors   Quicklinks StangSource.com Forums » General Mustang Tech AmericanVeeate Member Joined: 7-6-2004 Posts: 41 Posted: 7-31-2004 at 7:30 PM Ok guys, I'm a Mustang enthusiast through and through, but my friend has a V6 Camaro (98), he bent a rod in the original 3800 and bought a brand spanking new motor, he has intake and exhaust and he wants to add the ultimate bolt-on power adder, the supercharger. He is probably going to get the supercharger off of a Grand Prix GTP, but he needs to know, what other parts (besides the blower itself) does he need to make the install work? Because frankly, we have no clue! :diss:diss:diss AmericanVeeate Member Joined: 7-6-2004 Posts: 41 Posted: 7-31-2004 at 9:31 PM that was supposed to be 98 year model, not 8) 02GT281 Member Joined: 5-8-2004 Posts: 55 Location: San Diego My Rides: 2002 Mustang GT Posted: 8-1-2004 at 1:42 AM well i know the GTP has the same 3.8L so it shouldnt be too complicated, if you can look up close at the GTP with the supercharger on it you should be able to compare it to the camaro's intake, probly scrap the camaro intake and just bolt on the s/c, i dont think it'll be all that difficult since its the same 3.8, but then again i dont know everything, sounds like its gonna work fine though 94Cobra Administrator Joined: 2-3-2004 Posts: 7,805 Location: Colorado My Rides: 1994 Mustang SVT Cobra Posted: 8-1-2004 at 9:17 AM <--Knows almost nothing about slomaro's. StangSource.com: Hitting the Mustang community G-spot... again and again and again... Hersheyman Member Joined: 6-8-2004 Posts: 96 Location: Oklahoma City My Rides: 1997 Mustang SVT Cobra Posted: 8-3-2004 at 8:05 AM The blower on the GTP is a major dissappointment. I know, I own a GT and rented a GTP. Not much differenc. Tell him to get a recent copy of a Camaro/Firebird magazine and see what's available on the aftermarket. Find a company that makes a correct blower for his car. 1997 Rio Red Cobra #995 - Magnaflow Catback, Densecharger CAI, Steeda Chromemolly Subframe Connectors & Aluminum Rear Lower Control Arms, ?AFS Polished Cobra R 17" Wheels, MGW Shifter, and Tokico Springs w/Illuminas. 93FIVEOH Member Joined: 9-15-2004 Posts: 93 Location: South Bend My Rides: 1993 Mustang GT Posted: 10-24-2004 at 10:02 AM Check around some of the Grand Prix/GTP and Camaro forums. They might have some info there that could help. stage3motorsports Member Joined: 10-11-2004 Posts: 33 Location: Iowa My Rides: 2000 Roush Mustang Posted: 10-24-2004 at 7:18 PM You may want to call LM Performance. They are very big into the new chevy aftermarket stuff. Nice guys also. I think the web page is www.lmperformance.com 02AFSILVER Member Joined: 5-10-2004 Posts: 1,600 Location: King of Prussia PA My Rides: 2001 Mustang SVT Cobra Posted: 11-10-2004 at 3:54 AM whoa now, transplanting a supercharger from one car to another isnt easy. they may share the same block but they may not share the same air fuel spark items. a supercharged car has diff injectors and ignition than a N/A one. also N/A cars use a higher compression to get better gas mileage and more HP. so you would prob have to change pistions to allow for a lower compression, and upgrade your fuel system to enlimiate a lean situation. also you would have to have the car tuned other wise it will run like crap. on top of all of that you would have to make some custome air tubes cause the engien bay of the maro is diff from the gtp...all in all its a lot of work. id say go with an aftermarket supercharger kit fot eh maro. When it breaks dont shed a tear...build it bigger...faster...louder hotwheels Member Joined: 10-31-2004 Posts: 34 Location: Big Wyoming My Rides: 2004 Mustang Mach 1 Posted: 11-15-2004 at 3:08 PM you should check out a company called texas rear turbo .........i think if it was me and i had the camaro, i would look at his turbokits.......hotwheels of turborides Home   |   Forums   |   Videos   |   Tech Center   |   Member Rides   |   File Host   |   Links   |   Events Contact Us  |  Terms of Service Copyright © 2007 StangSource.com