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Reliability after supercharging

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20k miles on a p1sc with no issues. Currently running mt et street r in 315/35/17 and they are doing pretty well so far for traction.
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I was dead set on adding a ROUSH supercharger to my 2019 GT then started thinking Whipple, but after reading many post I am concerned about reliability and losing the strut tower brace. Is there anyone here that had been running a super charger on a 2018 or 2019 for a good amount of miles. Also, have you noticed any handling differences after removing the strut tower brace? What have you found is a good street tire size and brand to harness the power? All input welcome.
I know this is thread is a bit old, but I am considering the same with a 2020 GT base model (manual trans). I want to go with a SC but I daily drive my car and drive it at least 5x per week. I want reliable, and CARB compliant. Anyone have any suggestions on Super Charger with 2018 and newer GT's? Thanks!
 

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I know this is thread is a bit old, but I am considering the same with a 2020 GT base model (manual trans). I want to go with a SC but I daily drive my car and drive it at least 5x per week. I want reliable, and CARB compliant. Anyone have any suggestions on Super Charger with 2018 and newer GT's? Thanks!
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Roush seems like the popular way to go. There is as much info on it as I thought there would be with the 2018-2021 application. I've heard that Roush has a harder time keeping IAT low but I wonder if that is negligible if I am just daily driving. Anyone daily driving an Edelbrock, Procharger, Roush, or Whipple that could chime in? Thank you!
 

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2016 car stage 2 whipple. No issues other than without drag radials you have zero traction. Running the whipple tune. I know stage one has a carb # but not sure about stage 2.
 

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I have had a Whipple on my car since 2016 or approx 5 years ,no issues
Toss a new belt on about every year since they tend to squeek over time
 

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I had a lot of trouble with prochargers carb tune. So take it for what it’s worth
 

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2016 car stage 2 whipple. No issues other than without drag radials you have zero traction. Running the whipple tune. I know stage one has a carb # but not sure about stage 2.
I wonder if the CARB compliant stage 1 whipple is for 15-17 as I am having a difficult time finding anything for my 2020. Good ole CA issues.
 

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It looks like Roush and Edelbrock are the only CARB compliant Supercharger kits for 18+. The one benefit I have is, due to my vehicle being a 2020, I don't need to get it smogged until 2028. So if I go with something like a pro charger, I can get it back to OEM without too much difficulty... I just want usable/reliable power that I can daily drive and not worry about being stuck on the side of the road.
 

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It looks like Roush and Edelbrock are the only CARB compliant Supercharger kits for 18+. The one benefit I have is, due to my vehicle being a 2020, I don't need to get it smogged until 2028. So if I go with something like a pro charger, I can get it back to OEM without too much difficulty... I just want usable/reliable power that I can daily drive and not worry about being stuck on the side of the road.
Procharger has an 18+carb certified as well. Believe Whipple had 18+ too.
 

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