SC: Comptech, Vortech (BTW, Compech went out of business)

Turbo: Not sure... check that other theard about this that's floating around today.

I have a Comptech and love it. Turbo's will give you a little more power.

As far as where to find one, I'd say just google the names along with S2000. There are a lot of companies that are selling them.

 

^^^ Actually Comptech is back in business.

But to start, you need to find a kit that will work with drive-by-wire.. maybe that will narrow your options down right there.

 

I'd go with the turbo.

 

Like stated above, there is a ton of information on this.
Your car is drive by wire and that will pretty much limit you to not being able to go FI as I don't think there are any kits out.
If there is that's news to me. They most likely will be more expensive as well.

Edit - Just FYI, no one is going to respond well to a noob talking crap.

 

thank you for your help but noob or not i am not going to get talked to like im a POS i will not just take it just so people will help out. there was no need for what was said when i only asked for opinions and help finding different brands of each.

 

all he was saying was that this has been cover many times already, why type something thats been typed many times before. check the FI forum

 

going after that guy and its not what is said its how someone goes about saying it.

 

Actually I think Comptech has a SUpercharger kit for the 06 S2K.. I would give you the link but Comptech is under construction.

 

With your attitude you should be talked down to like a POS, what are you 16 and mommy just bought you a s2k? If you can't spend a few hours researching I have no idea how you could maintain a job and actually pay for the car or insurance


Search or stfu, your not going to get much help now

 

Yo you guys are somethin else.. Are you gonna let him talk to you like that? lol!!!

Turbo's way more efficient than supercharging but if you're only looking for 100 or so extra hp then you might want to go supercharged.. You need to understand how both work if you want to make an educated decision. Read some forced induction books from a speed shop..