[AUSTRALIA] BRZ SUPERCHARGER KIT !! $3600
 

Source : http://www.raptorsc.com.au/kits.php?id=63

Subaru BRZ Kits

Raptor SC is currently evaluating this new engine as found in the Toyota GT 86 and the Subaru BRZ.

Being Subaru Supercharger specialists for many years Raptor Superchargers is well placed to launch an SC system for the BRZ.

Raptor have more experience with supercharging the Boxer 4 engine type than any other entity globally. A BRZ with Raptor supercharger will offer the same reliability as found with all of our Subaru supercharger systems and continue our good reputation with the Boxer 4 engine

Features

A clutched watercooled - low interia Raptor VLC Supercharger
Fast installation time - DIY friendly
Power and torque gains across rpm range
Customer is free to chose their own tuning method/tuner
Low cost
Parts included

Brackets, belt and idlers
2 Stage Air filtration system
Raptor V Liquid Cooled Supercharger
32mm BOV with plumb back option
Prices

Description Eng Kw Wheel KW Psi boost % Power gain Price
BRZ Drift Pro SC 185 140 6 - AUD$3600

Sick! Very nice find

Look forward to seeing what happens with this...... Has anyone dealt with, had installed, or just have any opinions on Raptor???.... Ive never heard of them?

They are well known from what I have read on either forums and their kits are supposed to be good . But will wait for proof

They are on here.

Username: Tradewind

sounds like good gains if its true what's stated on their website.

Will be happy with an additional 40rwkw

This is exactly what I want! I like roots, but for cars with no low end torque. I love turbos, but for a balanced car like this, I think they can be a bit moody.

Ha! They used pictures from here on their website.

A clutched supercharger? So we can have a switch on our shifter to turn it on just like Mad Max? :D

It is from Australia.

the market for this car is getting better and better. scary thing is that it' still a baby. imagine how good its going to be in about 6 months to a year.... crazy. :happy0180:

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6 lbs should be pretty safe with the high compression ratio. I wish I could look just six months ahead to see how many options we will have.:happy0180:

Definitely interested in this once warranty is up, going to stick with bolt ons for now.