Which Supercharger to go with?!?!
Need some inputs and suggestions on which Supercharger kit I should go with. The Kraftwerks or the Comptech kit? I'm looking for reliable, daily driver, with a direct bolt on without cutting or much modifications done. I have a AP2. I like the Comptech cause it's Carb Legal but like the concept of the Kraftwerks has an intercooler setup and heard great reviews. Any suggestions?
I would first read up on all the information posted under Forced Induction regarding the available superchargers. Then I would read through say the first 100 to 150 threads that have asked this exact same question over the last 3 to 5 years.
If you're still unsure about which one to buy, I would just buy one of each and change it out every month until you fall in love with one.
Lol...but seriously they all have + and -. You have to find the best one for your application and need. I used the search function and read up for half a year before I knew which one I wanted. People can help you with specific questions and you can follow the threads on each system to get an idea about each kit's shortcomings, strengths, benefits, and disadvantages.
If you're still unsure about which one to buy, I would just buy one of each and change it out every month until you fall in love with one.
Lol...but seriously they all have + and -. You have to find the best one for your application and need. I used the search function and read up for half a year before I knew which one I wanted. People can help you with specific questions and you can follow the threads on each system to get an idea about each kit's shortcomings, strengths, benefits, and disadvantages.
I would first read up on all the information posted under Forced Induction regarding the available superchargers. Then I would read through say the first 100 to 150 threads that have asked this exact same question over the last 3 to 5 years.
If you're still unsure about which one to buy, I would just buy one of each and change it out every month until you fall in love with one.
Lol...but seriously they all have + and -. You have to find the best one for your application and need. I used the search function and read up for half a year before I knew which one I wanted. People can help you with specific questions and you can follow the threads on each system to get an idea about each kit's shortcomings, strengths, benefits, and disadvantages.
If you're still unsure about which one to buy, I would just buy one of each and change it out every month until you fall in love with one.
Lol...but seriously they all have + and -. You have to find the best one for your application and need. I used the search function and read up for half a year before I knew which one I wanted. People can help you with specific questions and you can follow the threads on each system to get an idea about each kit's shortcomings, strengths, benefits, and disadvantages.
To the OP - do more reading, a LOT more reading. Most any question you have in this regard has been asked and answered several times over.
Kraftwerks or SOS. Both make great power and are bolt on parts. SOS seems to have a slightly higher maximum output with smaller pullies etc. Kraftwerks still makes 450whp+ bolt on and is lower priced. If you decide on Kraftwerks after seeing which is right for you we can get you great pricing on them!
Kraftwerks or SOS. Both make great power and are bolt on parts. SOS seems to have a slightly higher maximum output with smaller pullies etc. Kraftwerks still makes 450whp+ bolt on and is lower priced. If you decide on Kraftwerks after seeing which is right for you we can get you great pricing on them!
and bravo for Ryan, as a kraftwerk dealer u never trying to get people into buying ur products, instead u telling the truth n let the people choose.
u sir r a great n honest business man
Kraftwerks or SOS. Both make great power and are bolt on parts. SOS seems to have a slightly higher maximum output with smaller pullies etc. Kraftwerks still makes 450whp+ bolt on and is lower priced. If you decide on Kraftwerks after seeing which is right for you we can get you great pricing on them!
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I have the Kraftwerks kit and overall it is a really nice kit. I have had a few hiccups along the way as I'm sure you may see here on the forums if you do some looking around in this forum, but that was more about the way my situation was handled.
Anyway, the kit comes with basically everything you need so you don't have to piece things together like with other kits.
Here are two videos I made of mine.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N9H2fHfgp-A
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vbv_byfScjw
Anyway, the kit comes with basically everything you need so you don't have to piece things together like with other kits.
Here are two videos I made of mine.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N9H2fHfgp-A
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vbv_byfScjw
Originally Posted by leo520
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and bravo for Ryan, as a kraftwerk dealer u never trying to get people into buying ur products, instead u telling the truth n let the people choose.
u sir r a great n honest business man
I've had both Comptech and SOS kits. Both good kits, however SOS is a vast improvememt over Comptech. Much beefier bracket and rubber isolators. Tensioner is super easy to use. Not to mention the Novi 1200 is an improvement over the Novi 1000. Personally, I prefer the motor fed oil system over self contained, but its personal preference.
The Comptech kit requires bending the crossmember to fit the blower. The SOS kit is a true bolt in, no bending or major modification needed.
The Comptech kit requires bending the crossmember to fit the blower. The SOS kit is a true bolt in, no bending or major modification needed.









