AWSMBLU
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Hennsessey Super Charged Yukon Denali 3 pkgs
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TheAgency
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Awesome! Give it a few months and you'll see some YouTube videos of guys who went through with this. I've always had faint interest in supercharging one of my full-sizes, talk about an ultimate "sleeper" vehicle.
I've always been worried about the extra strain on the rest of the vehicle (crankshaft/driveline/tranny). Then again, if you have the disposable income to blow on an upgrade like this, maybe you're not too concerned about the extra associated costs down the line--all for a quicker time down the other line
I've always been worried about the extra strain on the rest of the vehicle (crankshaft/driveline/tranny). Then again, if you have the disposable income to blow on an upgrade like this, maybe you're not too concerned about the extra associated costs down the line--all for a quicker time down the other line
That is awesome
I put a Roushcharger on my 2006 F-150 SuperCrew. That sucker was on 35's and would smoke the tires on command. I surprised many a Camaro/Mustang with it
GM motors are much quicker revving than most Ford motors, I can just imagine how much fun my Tahoe would be
I put a Roushcharger on my 2006 F-150 SuperCrew. That sucker was on 35's and would smoke the tires on command. I surprised many a Camaro/Mustang with it
GM motors are much quicker revving than most Ford motors, I can just imagine how much fun my Tahoe would be
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Would be much cheaper to just buy the blower and not worry about all the added costs of the package. Especially since it is just a Magnacharger that they change the badging on...
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I agree
Awesome! Give it a few months and you'll see some YouTube videos of guys who went through with this. I've always had faint interest in supercharging one of my full-sizes, talk about an ultimate "sleeper" vehicle.
I've always been worried about the extra strain on the rest of the vehicle (crankshaft/driveline/tranny). Then again, if you have the disposable income to blow on an upgrade like this, maybe you're not too concerned about the extra associated costs down the line--all for a quicker time down the other line
Running 10psi on my 2013 with a TVS2300, no issues! Just have to make sure you know when you can push it hard, and when to take it easy.
El Capitan
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I wouldn't use him/his shop based upon all the unresolved BBB complaints and lawsuits against him.
GTPprix
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Anyone but Hennescam.
