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Old 03-22-2016, 05:27 PM
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I wish procharger would make the i1 available for our trucks
Old 03-22-2016, 05:30 PM
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Originally Posted by Taternator
I wish procharger would make the i1 available for our trucks
I'd like to play with one of those as well. Be nice if they weren't so much money too! lol
Old 03-22-2016, 05:36 PM
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Originally Posted by kbracing96
I'd like to play with one of those as well. Be nice if they weren't so much money too! lol
yeah they are kinda pricey lol
Old 03-22-2016, 07:10 PM
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I actually wouldn't mind getting a DD bracket and putting a F1X on mu DI 5.3 lol
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I'm thinking an i1 is available as an upgrade on any of their kits isn't it? Last I heard it was ~ 2k more than p1 about 1-1 1/2 yrs ago.
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My opinion, the i1 is a waist of money. Unless you just like the novelty of being able to play with buttons while you drive.
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Bump,

For a certain someone to get an education.
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that certain someone has a pro-charged truck too...

I've read through the thread and basically learned that they are expensive, don't work the way they're supposed to without customization, and procharger admits to building a bracket system only strong enough to hold stock boost numbers (lame). I don't understand why anyone would go through the headache of putting a procharger on a full size truck. maybe it works better on Camaro/vettes, but 2/3 of this thread is about people complaining about slinging belts, belt alignment, accessories flexing and having to customize their expensive *** supercharger kit to work the way they need it to.
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Originally Posted by TXsilverado
that certain someone has a pro-charged truck too...

I've read through the thread and basically learned that they are expensive, don't work the way they're supposed to without customization, and procharger admits to building a bracket system only strong enough to hold stock boost numbers (lame). I don't understand why anyone would go through the headache of putting a procharger on a full size truck. maybe it works better on Camaro/vettes, but 2/3 of this thread is about people complaining about slinging belts, belt alignment, accessories flexing and having to customize their expensive *** supercharger kit to work the way they need it to.
this is the truth

if i had to start over knowing what i do now id still put another procharger on my truck

the PD blowers just don't pull like the Centrificals do up top and they don't sound as good either IMO

since I've done my HOB DD setup all my issues are long gone!!

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Originally Posted by TXsilverado
that certain someone has a pro-charged truck too...

I've read through the thread and basically learned that they are expensive, don't work the way they're supposed to without customization, and procharger admits to building a bracket system only strong enough to hold stock boost numbers (lame). I don't understand why anyone would go through the headache of putting a procharger on a full size truck. maybe it works better on Camaro/vettes, but 2/3 of this thread is about people complaining about slinging belts, belt alignment, accessories flexing and having to customize their expensive *** supercharger kit to work the way they need it to.
I had all those issues with my tvs2300. Finally got them all worked out. Prochargers or magnachargers all require sime tweaking


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