i got a 2000 ex manual and i want to add in a super charger. something like the one below.

http://www.streetbeatcustoms.com/Sup...tage-2/548722/

what i was wondering is if i need to buy anything else to install this item, and do i need to completely remove the air box to install this. below is a pic of my engine bay - air box side



thanks guys

 

Even if you gain 15-30HP(Which I HIGHLY doubt) $250 is a rip off. A real supercharger is not electronically powered, it is belt driven and costs $2,000+.

those are known as "turbonators" they came onto the scene a few years ago, someone made a ton of money off of them by tricking newbies to the car world promising big gains. When it is really just a cooling fan from a computer you put on your intake. That is by far the most expensive one I have ever seen.

 

dear god why do i keep finding these things!! do you think you could recommend something that could help me gain some power for somewhat cheap. thanks again for saving me form wasting money!!

 

Costs about $500 and will add 75-100hp safely, or more but that gets risky.

Or if your just looking for smaller amounts of power an air intake and exhaust will work.

 

NOS is the cheapest way for big power, for 250 though you cant do too much unless your doin the work yourself. An intake would be an easy to install and cheap upgrade but you wont notice much in power(maybe 5hp and that may be pushin it)

 

when your talking air intake your talking about something like this right??

http://www.streetbeatcustoms.com/Wea...20_101/785002/

or this

http://www.streetbeatcustoms.com/cus...Silver/549621/

 

yea but i wouldnt get those. Dono how other ppl here feel but K&N I think is the best company to get a full air intake from.

 

I'd say AEM, K&N, and Injen are the top manufactures.

 

AEM and Injen FTW on hondas

 

What kind of supercharger actually adds better gas mileage? I think that electric thing is a huge croc! If I was you, I wouldn't go to that site ever again!