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    Red face ls S/C on b18c1 later on....

    I curently own a dc 95 ls but I want to try out a supercharger but later on I want to upgrade to a b18c but will the ls s/c fit on the b18c1 im pretty sure it will bolt on.On the other hand im wondering dont you have to wire the s/c thats where I have my doubts I only need to know wether it will work or not.thanks for your answers."Im new to superchargers so I dont know if this is a dumb question to ask"

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    Vortech? Jackson Racing? Need more details.

    Quote Originally Posted by over-rev
    I curently own a dc 95 ls but I want to try out a supercharger but later on I want to upgrade to a b18c but will the ls s/c fit on the b18c1 im pretty sure it will bolt on.On the other hand im wondering dont you have to wire the s/c thats where I have my doubts I only need to know wether it will work or not.thanks for your answers."Im new to superchargers so I dont know if this is a dumb question to ask"
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    JRSC is the one im willing to buy

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    the pro charger puts out more power, has a front mount aftercooler, and comes with a fuell management system. and with it plus i/h/e thier gsr puts down around 260-270 to the wheels.

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    hhhmmmm........thats some nice horespower im mostly convince to do this setup then but my question still stand will I be able to use my b18b1 and switch to a b18c1 later on or what modifications do I have to do to switch motors

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    From what i've read, the JR superchargers for the LS and GSR are different. The gsr uses the eaton M62 blower and the LS uses the smaller M45. U can modify the GSR unit to work on the LS motor, but is it worth it?

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    Default turbo then

    damn that doesnt sound good.So how about if I do a turbonetics ls setup and switch to a gsr later soory for switching the subject but I just looked at the jrsc prices and the turbonetics and the turbo is only 500$ bucks more at nopi so I kind of want to switch the power adder :confused:

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    ^^^^turbo is the way to go.....and u can reuse it later on....lolz

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    you can't run the l/s charger on the gsr,the heads are completly differant and it will not fit
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    the intake bolt patterns are different.

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