Future SS Project Help Needed

[2SSRS@Gen5diy]

If your going to drop 55K on the car order the Z28 it will have a lot of the things you want on it,

[oldfriend]

Originally Posted by SS_FireHawk

Lol 'oldfriend', I see your from S.F. I took my bimmer there once... Over the course of 3 days, my clutch foot was shaking for mercy and of course that ominous burning clutch smell always filled the cabin when there was a stop sign at the top of the hill and I was 10 cars back. Though I am happy to say I never stalled. I had to walk with a limp for a couple days till my calf muscle felt better...

On the other hand i just got back from LAS VEGAS on the weekend of 8/8/10 stayed at four seasons , great place to relax and other things saw the B52 on that saturday night , this by itself will tell you that i am old enough to be you older bro !

[SA CHEVY]

Alright guys not a mod here and am an auto driver myself but I'd say lets stick to the topic at hand and someone lend some information to our new member...we've all been a newb here once before...welcome to the site SS_FireHawk and I hope you find the info you need...

[Mark H]

I have had both a supercharger and twin turbos on the same truck. The one in my signature. You can make an insane amount of power with turbos but a supercharger is more reliable and less tweaking.
Now this is just my opinion.
I would go with a TVS2300
mark

[SS_FireHawk]

Originally Posted by Mark H

I have had both a supercharger and twin turbos on the same truck. The one in my signature. You can make an insane amount of power with turbos but a supercharger is more reliable and less tweaking.
Now this is just my opinion.
I would go with a TVS2300
mark

I appreciate the reply. I am looking for something reliable and I have been researching the TVS2300. What kind of maintenance is needed to maintain reliability?

And thanks SA Chevy. I did not mean to insult many of you and what I did say was very superficial as "Wytemamba" put it. Si I apologize for my ignorance in the matter.