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I just had my stock 302 engine rebuilt and I was just wondering, what is an inexpensive supercharger I can put on this car? The power is not for racing. More or less for me when I feel like getting on the gas pedal. Can I take a supercharger off of another car that will fit on my car?
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I need an answers to simple questions fellas
1990 Mustang Gt
302 stock (rebuilt)
5 spd
Best bet is to get the car roadworthy and install gears and subframe connectors.
Read the stickies in the Talk and Tech section to familiarize yourself with the fox and what she can do.
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1989 Sonic Blue Mustang LX Coupe, 349 ci, TW heads, TFS Track Heat intake, 75mm Accufab TB, 80mm ProM, 30 lb inj., Jay Allen cam, TKO, 3.73, 31 spline w/ TruTrac, MAC 1-5/8" LT headers w/ h-pipe, 2-1/2 flowmaster, electric fan oh and a Moates QH 392 rwhp 424 rwtq....Mustang Dyno
"There are three kinds of men. The one that learns by reading. The few who learn by observation. The rest of them have to pee on the electric fence for themselves." -Will Rogers-
Well I have been known to say the right thing once in a blue moon. At least that is what the "housekeeper" says
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1989 Sonic Blue Mustang LX Coupe, 349 ci, TW heads, TFS Track Heat intake, 75mm Accufab TB, 80mm ProM, 30 lb inj., Jay Allen cam, TKO, 3.73, 31 spline w/ TruTrac, MAC 1-5/8" LT headers w/ h-pipe, 2-1/2 flowmaster, electric fan oh and a Moates QH 392 rwhp 424 rwtq....Mustang Dyno
"There are three kinds of men. The one that learns by reading. The few who learn by observation. The rest of them have to pee on the electric fence for themselves." -Will Rogers-
I suppose you're right about road worthy.........gears it is! 355?
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It all depends what power you are putting down, what transmission you have, and most important of all what feel you like best. You definitely want to look into this before buying a set of gears. 3.73 is usually a good starting point I think.
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1989 Black/Red Mustang LXHatchback *SOLD*
-Swapped 4 banger for a 5.0 V8 -5-speed from a 92' -5.0 Rear end from a 92' -Euro Clear headlights -Louvered taillights from a 92' -16" GT 5 spoke wheels from a 92' -Pioneer stereo deck
1994 Black/Black Mustang GT *Current Project*
-Rebuilt motor -Alpine stereo deck -12" Pioneer Sub -Two-toned interior (reflective silver/black) -K&N Air filter -BBK Strut tower brace -Full FlowMaster Exhaust
Inexpensive supercharger? 
