[spyder]

who makes root superchargers for the 94 - 95 5.0's ? links are appreciated, thanks!

[J_Cornell]

Kenny Brown is the only manufacture of a Fuel Injected 'Roots' blower for the 5.0, that I know of. I don't think they have it listed on their website, but I haven't been there in a while. www.kennybrown.com

[95MGTS]

Kenny Brown doesn't make a roots blower for mustangs. Kenne Bell makes a screw type blower for our cars.

[spyder]

ok so far i found kenne bell and BBK instacharge roots blowers, am i missing one?

[J_Cornell]

My bad, I always get those two mixed up.

I'll try to get my facts more straightened out next time.

[Amustang42]

I have heard great things about the Kenne-Bell. Max boost about 2k RPM's.

[kyle_c_21]

how much do kenne bell's usually run? are they cheaper or more expensive than a powerdyne or vortech? are they worth there price?

[mgranzow]

Originally posted by kyle_c_21
how much do kenne bell's usually run? are they cheaper or more expensive than a powerdyne or vortech? are they worth there price?

1. powerdyne and vortech are WAY differnt. powerdyne's are pieces of crap (IMHO).. but i'd still run one if i found it for the right price.

2. they are a bit more expensive, they make hella boost off the line and make mad torque because of it.

and kenney bell blowers are technically not a roots blower (i think).. there are 4 different types of blowers, centrifugal (votech, et. al.), roots (eaton), whipple (whipple industries), twin screw (kenney bell).

but someone please correct me if i'm wrong on the different blower types. i'm not 100% sure on that.

[95MGTS]

Originally posted by mgranzow


1. powerdyne and vortech are WAY differnt. powerdyne's are pieces of crap (IMHO).. but i'd still run one if i found it for the right price.

Just curious as to why you say Powerdyne's are pieces of crap (IRHO)? I could understand if you had used one and it continually broke its internal belts, then sure, I too would consider them to be POS. If it's because of the internal belt problems, well, I will guarantee you that my Powerdyne will NEVER break an internal belt, NEVER. Oh yeah, it will also make about the same power as an S-trim, boost being equal of course. I don't know, I just don't see that as being a piece of crap. Not saying Powerdyne is an awesome company, it's not (they still have some issues IMO), but their blowers are at least moving up in the world. Their kits still need some work however and they definitely don't offer the selection that Vortech has.

Okay, I'm done