On some of their other kits I noticed they quoted a cheaper price without VAT (around 3,300 euro). We would not have to pay VAT as long as it is shipped to the US. As far as installation, that would be done by me. Shipping isn't much at all. I have a ton of experience shipping car parts from Europe and Australia. Most you, with the help of a friend that has some automotive experience could install this yourself. If you don't have friends with any experience you should join a car club and make some new friends. If I put out the word that I was putting a supercharger on a Crossfire, I would have about a dozen guys show up wanting to help. Those are nice friends to have and I have met most of them through car clubs and the show car circuit.

While the pictures aren't very good has anyone really tried to figure out how they designed this kit? I was impressed when I saw that it all fits under the stock engine cover ( I must be having a flash back to my old street racing days when you tried to downplay your mods to get suckers to bet more). It doesn't look like a roots style blower but looks more like a centrifugal (sp?) blower because of the plumbing out the back. the top of the stock intake is gone and there seems to be cast aluminum plumbing straight into the ports. It looks like the stock air filter boxes are there but it also looks like there is a cone filter against the firewall on the passenger side? I like the OEM look with the engine cover on. Only the pulley gives it away.