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hello all,
Thinking of coming back to the GT350 platform. Spring of 21’ traded my 16’ GT350 for a 18’ C7 Z06(7 speed stick). Wasn’t really a huge fan, maybe that will come with age. Few months later traded in for a 21’ TRX. Had TRX for almost a year, but I already have diesel truck that’s about 10 years old I use for truck stuff, so I figured it’s about time to get rid of the TRX. I miss driving a manual, so I have found a few 350R’s I’m interested in. Found 2 350R’s that are identical only difference is one has a whipple on it and the other is stock. I wanted to go forced induction on my previous 350 but just seemed like a ticking time bomb. Anyone have first hand experience with supercharged 350’s? Also, for R owners about how the cup 2’s wear in comparison to super sports on base 350. Is the added price worth getting an R?
I'll address the second part of your post by saying that I went from sport cup 2's which - ran like crap on the street - sport cup 4's - which are a dream.

And I required a four-wheel alignment and I run nitrogen at 34 lb of pressure - and it works out perfect


As far as forced air induction goes. I bought a 2016 GT350 4 previous owners 39,000 miles.
And I blew my motor 1500 miles later.

So the takeaway is - even with a 2 owner car - let's say 20,000 miles - I believe in stock trim - it would in fact be a ticking time bomb...

So I am building a new motor basically from the ground up. And we're not talking about a rebuild. And we're using high-end aftermarket parts. And so my internals will be much stronger than the stock Shelby GT350 engine ever was...

Now is the perfect time for a Supercharger.

So in my case since my Shelby is a "high winder" anyway - I don't mind a little lag in the beginning of the curve. And at 4,000 RPM and up to 8,250 RPM - my Pro charger will be a screamer

2016 GT 350.

Putting a Procharger P1 SC on a new build 5.2L Voodoo. Only parts on original blown motor used are crankshaft, both heads, original 4 cams. Everything else new from the bottom up.

Premier Performance speed shop specialist in GT 350's 😎

New build sheet signed, and check has been cut already 😁

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$2,300.00
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$189.99
Part: BELLHOUSING
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$673.96
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$69.33
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$69.33
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$77.80
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$135.99
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$175.00
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$89.96
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$80.95
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$325.00
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$89.63
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$89.90
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$50.97
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$399.99
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$999.99
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$199.98
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$880.00
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$3,619.00
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$749.99
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$1,500.00
INSTALL SC WITH ENGINE
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$1,500.00

Total for this concern: $22,462.03

Customer Concern: EXTRA PARTS.

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Total for this concern: $22,462.03

Fees

$80.00

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$22542.03

Tax

$1622.70

Total

$24164.73

Payments Received

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Remaining Balance

$0.00

So the takeaway is you got to have Deep Pockets when they use forced air induction - if you're putting it on a moderately used engine. And with any kind of boost you could conceivably cook that well done! So better off to drop 25k and start with a new upgraded motor for the increased reliability and peace of mind....
 
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