Thinking about a Ripp Supercharger
I'm having mine dyno tested next week. I'll bring the video camera and post the results on here.
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Hemi Swaps usually cost around 11-$12,000 when its all said at done. Provided you can do ALL of the work yourself.
Our Supercharger is now on sale for 4799.95 over 130 sold since July. The installation takes the average guy 6-8 hours. On a 6speed JK we gained 115 hp to the ground!
Our Supercharger is now on sale for 4799.95 over 130 sold since July. The installation takes the average guy 6-8 hours. On a 6speed JK we gained 115 hp to the ground!

I think the RIPP is really nice, and they have a good name, I wasn;t knocking their product. The MPG gains kick ass IMO. I guess I am old-school "no replacement for displacement" kinda guy.
Hemi Swaps usually cost around 11-$12,000 when its all said at done. Provided you can do ALL of the work yourself.
Our Supercharger is now on sale for 4799.95 over 130 sold since July. The installation takes the average guy 6-8 hours. On a 6speed JK we gained 115 hp to the ground!
Our Supercharger is now on sale for 4799.95 over 130 sold since July. The installation takes the average guy 6-8 hours. On a 6speed JK we gained 115 hp to the ground!

I can't think of anything good to say about it except it sounds really cool. Do yourself a huge favor and drive one before you pull the trigger. If you cannot work that out, do a little more research on this forum. There are several guys that were less than pleased with the purchase.
I'm having mine dyno tested next week. I'll bring the video camera and post the results on here.
I'm having mine dyno tested next week. I'll bring the video camera and post the results on here.
Nice - would love to see the "real world" results. Please keep us updated!!




