Here is the link. The price is just for the s/c without intercooler and all that but even if you bought everything, it wouldn't be more then 3k, if i'm looking at this right? All the parts seem to be just replacements, so i'm assuming that the s/c and parts are just what are on the srt-6, and if that's the case, wouldn't be better to buy a 6 speed and then buy all the parts, than to buy a srt-6. Not to mention you get a 6 spd? Any input or info would be great. Thanks.

http://www.newmoparparts.com/mopar-parts.htm

 

Not quite...some of the internals on the AMG block are different (i.e. stronger). Then you run into the issues of feeding the supercharger, cooling (the SRT6/C32 intercoolers are wimpy to begin with) and so on. Besides that, my fav. issue on the 6-speed babble...MB DOES NOT MAKE A PERFORMANCE STICK...so that means that all the parts needed to strengthen the tranny would have to be custom made. Fine if money and a warranty are not an issue for a person but for the rest of us...a deal breaker...

 

Can you please find a more direct link because, I have searched the site and have failed to find the supercharger for the Crossfire.

 

golfdude - sorry that's the best link, you just have to click on things to get to it. it pretty easy though.

 

I tried searching also and could only come up with the complete engines (about $8k difference)...

 

I still can't find it. Do I look under accessories, parts, replacement parts, etc...???

 

i am very interested in this. anyone in the know, have a clue what would need to be done if this is possible. could we run a larger pulley so the boost wouldn't be to high for our motors?

 

click link.
under body parts put in 2004/05 chrysler-enter.
then crossfire-enter.
on the left there will be a list in blue.
click engine.
and then you'll see supercharger, and components, click this.

 

now the $1,700 is only for the supercharger. the rest of the parts and stuff is relatively cheap if you buy everything as a "kit". and as far as the engine being able to handle the power, I thought that its the same engine as the srt-6 -minus of course the s/c. as far as intercooler, they have all that from IC itself to the tubing and etc. idk. but i think this is the best i have seen as far as price and reliability goes (mopar parts).

 

kleeman's says the stock six speed is good for 400hp and has supercharged numerous mb's and a few crossfires with the six speed.

 

I take it you totally overlooked my post above.

I can't think of a way...even if I tried, to come out cheaper to build up a non-SRT correctly to full SRT specs with the deals that can be made on remaining SRT-6's on dealers lots.

 

the engine is completely different from the amg. amg engines are hand built and are very strong.

 

unfortunately, some of us already bought a regular crossfire, so selling our car and buying an srt6 is alot more expensive. you could probably get this done for about 4k if you do it yourself.

 

hmm....so you saying the stock tranny is good for double the h.p. of the base Crossfire's output w/o any mods what so ever? can I ask where you found out this info ?

 

that's what kleeman's said, when someone on the forum asked them a year back or so. this topic has been gone over ALOT.

 

i'm sure the tranny could handle it, and I remember reading that it could handle it somewhere on here also. but i wouldn't run a supercharger, w/o upgrading it to some extent. plus a real modded car and a smart tuner knows that it's pointless to have high hp #'s if you can't get that power to the wheels, or if you don't know how to drive, right?

 

here is a link to a thread saying that the tranny can handle it with no problem...

https://www.crossfireforum.org/forum...ghlight=tranny

 

I can't find it, how about part numbers? I am assuming there is a new intake, gaskets, pulleys etc. the mopar site will not display parts.


Thanks, Carl
2004 C Black crossfire
6-speed

 

cross1- if you read back in this thread, i explain how to get to the s/c section, and from there it has all the rest of the parts you'd need.

 

This is a good find. Now someone do it.