Supercharger Help!!!

[surferdude013]

i want so get a AA supercharger but its way expensive. i would want to put the best on my car so i would probably wait to get an AA. but i wanted to know if there are any decent cheaper ones that still push out a lot of horse power :woot:

[BMW330xi01]

im stuck in the same place as u its pricy so im doign that as my LAST mod good luck its a hell of a beast just not sure if i wanna SC it or get the turbo charger for the E46

[NickACS]

Not sure if your going to find any "bargin" ones...The big "3" - AA, ASA and ESS are all about $4500k+ at the very least...save up bro, its worth it :D

[BMW330xi01]

nick ne plans to get the RD fenders to finish off ur kit??

[surferdude013]

yeah 4500 is alot cheaper than 6500 plus install. which one is 4500. could i do it myself? i have a friend that did his on a F-150 (that i still beat with my car stock). is it complicated as all hell?

[Solid]

The ASA kit is around $5200 from rennsport, software should be coming out very soon too.

[omes]

yeah 4500 is alot cheaper than 6500 plus install. which one is 4500. could i do it myself? i have a friend that did his on a F-150 (that i still beat with my car stock). is it complicated as all hell?

Dude, don't mess with it save, borrow, beg, steal, but let a qualified FI mechanic do the install, not a bolt on by any stretch.

[mt3ch]

Dude, don't mess with it save, borrow, beg, steal, but let a qualified FI mechanic do the install, not a bolt on by any stretch.
AA or ASA are great kits. If you can afford to get the ASA and get the AA software, then Id go that route. But make sure you do it right. If you cant afford to get quality and have a professional do it, you are better off not doing it. A BMW isnt a toy unless you got the cash to pay for a blown motor.

Im running 8psi on a 325ci with the AA kit and I take my car to 7K RPMS daily and havent had 1 sputter for 4K miles. Couldnt be a happier 325ci owner. M3s are fun to play with now. :woot: