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Has anyone put a procharger on a 99 V6 Camaro my friend is selling his p600b procharger for $ 700 i was wondering if it's worth it. and how much do you think it will cost to put on.

 
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http://www.fquick.com/garages/Pontia...ird/1998/8760/

 
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That things a beast.

 
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that is badass, makes my car look tiny...

 
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It would be 100% fabrication. And the modifications to support 15 lbs of boost would be quite substantial. I would expect no less than an additional $700 onto the cost of the supercharger, even if you do all of the work yourself.

 
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Yeah it'll definitly be a good amount of work but if you can do it, it'll really be worth it.

 
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holy **** that car is badass. I dont think Ive seen a 6 lift the wheels (or almost) before.

 
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i could lift the wheels....if i hit something

 
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in reverse

 
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off a hill

 
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I have, but I was watching the v6 camaro races in texas. I cant lift tires... or at least I havnt yet.

 
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lifting the tires is a sign of bad suspension design (every bit the front lifts is hp wasted moving the car forward) you want just a little bit as weight transfers, but the tires should stay on the ground

 
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Hey phate, what would i have to do to support 15 lbs of boost on a stock engine.

 
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Upgraded fuel pump, larger injectors, different spark plugs, a few other powertrain upgrades. If I was going to do it, I would rebuild the motor first also, might as well if you are going to upgrade the other things.

 
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unless you want to break **** and have more work and spend more money.

Would you build a bridge just so it might work, or make sure you have all the reinforcements and safetys first?