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Would This Set-up Work With My Car? I have a high millage 'stang pushing 176,XXX miles. I was thinking that I might be pushing my Luck by adding this to the engine. I was wondering if it was still safe to add this? The last question is that if I do install it, would I need to get it Dyno tuned or does the computer chip included work the same way? 1 answer

• It is great that you got 175,000 miles out of your car. You should be thankful. I would not do a single thing to that engine. You are not safe too add any mods to that engine. The chip included does the same thing as dyno tune.

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My mustangs got 174,000 miles IAM assuming not to put this system on??? 1 answer

• As long as the Mustang has been well maintained and served regularly, this system can be installed on your vehicle. However, please be aware that some of the internals in your motor may not be as strong as when they were first constructed so you may want to consider making some upgrades. We recommend consulting with your mechanic before purchasing this supercharger system to confirm this will will be a good fit for your vehicle. 

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Will this fit my 2003 mustang v6 without any other parts needed or is there any additional parts recommend 1 answer

• This will be a complete kit and should not require any additional parts for installation. This will include the ProCharger self-contained supercharger, air-to-air intercooler, intercooler tubing, brackets, ProFlow bypass valve, as well as a computer chip.

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sct flash tuner? What if we have a sct flash tuner? Does the chip interfere with that? Can we use the hand held tuner instead of the chip? 1 answer

• The chip that is utilized in the Procharger Stage II Intercooled Supercharger System, will interfere with the flash tuner. The chip is designed to work on a stock motor, with no further additions other than a cat-back exhaust. If the SCT Flash Tuner has tunes for additional components other than the cat-back exhaust, a custom tune will be needed, and the flash tuner could be utilized instead of the chip.

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In the technical notes it says 39.5lb injectors are required. That's a very specific number. I can not find 39.5lb injectors on other websites. I can only find 39 and 40lb. I don't want to overcompensate nor undercompensate. It would help to get some feedback on which ones to order or maybe someone could provide a link on which ones would be acceptable to install. Thank again. (2003 v6 stock) 0 answer

Hi, I have a 2002 mustang v6. I have the following mods: Bbk throttle body Bbk CAI Msd coils and coil pack Ngk Sparkplugs Would this supercharger still work with my setup ? If it doesnt work with SC chip; can i Dyno tune ? Thanks 0 answer

This kit includes the fuel injectors? 0 answer

Would I need to install the Stage 1 Supercharger Kit first or could I go right to Stage 2? 1 answer

• The Stage 1 and Stage 2 kits are still fully assembled supercharger kits and can be purchased right up front for maximum performance gains. Feel free to contact a member of our team to see which kit we think will work best for you.

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Will this kit fit on a 2004 mustang v6 3.9L ? Says 99-03 why not 04 ? 1 answer

• The Procharger Stage II Intercooled Supercharger System will come with every part needed to install onto the 1999 to 2003 Mustang V6 model. This kit will not work on the 2004 Mustang, the 2004 Mustang had some slight electronic differences which will cause this kit to not be compatible with the 2004.

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If I buy this supercharger can I still leave my Pypes True Dual Catted Exhust on? 1 answer

• If the exhaustis retaining the factory cats it will be no issue, however, if the exhaust has high flow cats you may need to tune for that. I would advise reaching out to Pro Charger to be certain. 

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