Who else makes twin-screw superchargers?

[nightmare]

Since Kenne Bell has quite making the supercharger for my truck, I'm curious to see who else makes them for it. I've got a 2001 R/T. I would prefer not to use a centrifugal supercharger, but if I have no other option, I will. Does Whipple make one? Any help will be greatly appreciated. Thanks

[scat_pack_dal]

no one else makes a twin screw. why you against a cent. one? on our trucks they are proven to make more power on the right combo since you can pull more boost outta them. only a few KBs ever broke 13flat and people with paxtons and vortechs are running low 11s. a twin makes too much torque down low, it's nice to have it on demand but 500ftlbs at 2000rpm and you're just gonna roast the tires and go no where.

[99durango318]

Hell ya man, go with a Vortec or a Paxton centrifugal blower, you wont be dissapointed :biggthump

[DurangoDude]

Since Kenne Bell has quite making the supercharger for my truck, I'm curious to see who else makes them for it. I've got a 2001 R/T. I would prefer not to use a centrifugal supercharger, but if I have no other option, I will. Does Whipple make one? Any help will be greatly appreciated. Thanks

I'll have a Kenne Bell Supercharger for SALE here in the next 2 weeks off my 2001 Dodge Durango that has less than 10,000 miles on it.

The lease is up on the Durango in 2 months, so off comes the supercharger.

I paid about $4800.00 when I was completly finished with the installation.
And yes I did the installation my self. No really that hard. Read the install book about 30 times and went for it. It took me by myself 8 hours total.
Better than paying the $1500.00 to have it installed by a certified shop.

I'll put together some pic's in the next 2 weeks of everthing you will get.
But for now check out my Kenne Bell Supercharged Durango on Cardomain.com.

P.S. I just had to say this: Nothing like an instant 100 extra horsepower. :mullet:

Oh and I all most forgot the BEST part, I'm going to let the whole lot go for $2850.00 shipped to your house. That's almost half price.

[DurangoDude]

I'll have a Kenne Bell Supercharger for SALE here in the next 2 weeks off my 2001 Dodge Durango that has less than 10,000 miles on it.

The lease is up on the Durango in 2 months, so off comes the supercharger.

I paid about $4800.00 when I was completly finished with the installation.
And yes I did the installation my self. No really that hard. Read the install book about 30 times and went for it. It took me by myself 8 hours total.
Better than paying the $1500.00 to have it installed by a certified shop.

I'll put together some pic's in the next 2 weeks of everthing you will get.
But for now check out my Kenne Bell Supercharged Durango on Cardomain.com.

P.S. I just had to say this: Nothing like an instant 100 extra horsepower. :mullet:

Oh and I all most forgot the BEST part, I'm going to let the whole lot go for $2850.00 shipped to your house. That's almost half price.

BUMP.....BUMP.....BUMP.....

[DurangoDude]

Bump.....bump.....bump.....

[bad425rt]

Since Kenne Bell has quite making the supercharger for my truck, I'm curious to see who else makes them for it. I've got a 2001 R/T. I would prefer not to use a centrifugal supercharger, but if I have no other option, I will. Does Whipple make one? Any help will be greatly appreciated. Thanks
As was previously stated, there's nothing wrong with centrifugals. :biggthump With a decent stall and the right setup you get into boost fast enough.