Rubber

I suppose one could ask, does it really help in any way? it could provide 5+WHP vs not using it. That would still be a gain for $200.

But yea, someone buy it and runs some tests.

unknowndesi

Check out this video on the "electric supercharger"

Weiboy718

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Don't forget to get a tune for it whoever buys it. Anytime you add more air you'll need to add more fuel lol.

daonlyillwiz

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Twin turbo it....dual GT35rs with HTA billet wheels.

ashmostro

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unsubscribing... lol

bluedevils95

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^ LOL! I might as well too.

trp244

I've never seen these guys before.. Love it though!

Vasher

If you guys would have read the description you would know that it is legit.

"An Infiniti G37 supercharger generates power to this mid size luxury car. The supercharging on the car upgrades the curve progression of the model making it easier to maneuver even the sharpest of corners. With the superchargers the Infiniti G37 is able to run on the rock-strewn mountains of Texas with no stab. The Infiniti G37 electric supercharger has introduced a torque enhancement system that saves on the fuel system and together with a solid engine this model is able to restart itself on the engine front incase of any needless hiccups. Also the supercharger kit has engaged a keep up application on the engine and therefore a mechanic is not needed and hence you can save on cost. Visit any Infiniti G37 bolt on supercharger market and you will be in admiration of all the car is now able to perform that it couldn’t before. The Infiniti G37 speed is the base of the model current top performance."

blackvr4tt

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Carbon Fiber Drive shaft and lightweight pulleys will free up close to 20hp, you'll definitely feel the difference. Only reason I didn't suggest the drive shaft first is they are about $1,000. But you might get lucky and find one used.

Rubber

A carbon fiber drive shaft and lightweight pulleys are about the only thing left you can do that's effective per dollar spent. Beyond that, consider FI.

I would say that pulleys also add noise and the gains are very small. That's just my opinion however.

tejasg37x

How about dropping in a M56 motor?

godzilla619

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why the 350 hp goal? You have done the majority of the breathing mods which free up most of the hp you will gain with simple bolt ons. Changing the components from one brand to another might get you 5-10 hp with the right combinations of mods. Your next step would be internal engine modifications like boring it out, cams, new pistons, rods, valve train. Actually trying to gain significant hp at this point staying NA is actually more expensive than adding a FI kit, with the labor, parts and machining costs(10-15k vs 8k for superchager). My suggestion to you is to buy a beater that you can afford to modify or FI, or just get nitrous oxide for your current set up and get it installed and tuned by a professional. This will give you the hp when you want it at minimal cost (2.5k-4k) and still keep it reliable when you don't. Or just buy a car with the desired HP you want......that or be happy with what you got.

nukee26

Holy ****, my head hurts after reading that.

Ragincajun5220

LMAO that is fantastic, thanks

Rubber

I'm still laughing! Awesome post vasher