Supercharger Vortech

As a spontaneous person like I am I bought a S/C without thinking that there is more to it than just buying the S/C. ButI've looked everywhere in this site and I could not really find what I was looking for.
My Car:
MY01
52,500 miles
I recently bought a used Vortech supercharger with defi gauges (oil pressure, boost), and the ACT clutch kit + ACT flywheel from hardtopguy.
Is there anything else I'll need to run the vortech as a daily driver.
I understand that people might want to upgrade their differential but is it necessary? If it is not do I have to baby the car from launch?
How should a car S/Ced w/ stock differential should be driven?
If I do replace the differential, would you guys suggest I just change the gears set up as well? I'm looking at the 4.77 gears.
I'm not looking for 0-60 times, 1/4 times, etc. I just one to have a car that is capable of being pretty fast when I want it to.
Please let me know ANY of your suggestions regarding this matter. If I am missing any questions that I should be asking please let me know.
THanKs for everyone's input ahead of time.
`Marvin
I think your all set. Most S/C owners here still run with their stock diff. If you know how to launch you should be alright. Just replace that parts that break when/if they do.
Try it running with the stock gears before you think about changing them. Personally, I think 4.77s are too short for an s/c.
Try it running with the stock gears before you think about changing them. Personally, I think 4.77s are too short for an s/c.
Originally Posted by stphotographer,May 16 2007, 08:52 AM
I think your all set. Most S/C owners here still run with their stock diff. If you know how to launch you should be alright. Just replace that parts that break when/if they do.
Try it running with the stock gears before you think about changing them. Personally, I think 4.77s are too short for an s/c.
Try it running with the stock gears before you think about changing them. Personally, I think 4.77s are too short for an s/c.
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Originally Posted by S2KBilly,May 16 2007, 08:05 AM
Get a ACT Clutch, New Disc and maybe a Comptech Flywheel. Install before you put on the SC. If not, you will 
Originally Posted by stphotographer,May 16 2007, 08:52 AM
I think your all set. Most S/C owners here still run with their stock diff. If you know how to launch you should be alright. Just replace that parts that break when/if they do.
Try it running with the stock gears before you think about changing them. Personally, I think 4.77s are too short for an s/c.
Try it running with the stock gears before you think about changing them. Personally, I think 4.77s are too short for an s/c.
Originally Posted by LilRedMachine,May 16 2007, 02:56 PM
4.77 will be waaaayyyy too short for an s/c. At MOST 4.57's. I think Comptech even ran 4.44's in their "SuperFour Challenge" s2k. Check it out.... http://www.caranddriver.com/supercarchalle...nge-page18.html
Thanks for the suggestions guys, I appreciate it.
Should I be thinking about upgrading the breaks since I'll have more power?




