hey whats up? i was looking around the internet and came across the camden supercharger. i was wondering if anyone knows anything about it and if it really works or not

 

I'de use the search feature near the top of the page. Just type in Camden Supercharger and you'll get more then enough information.

Good luck.

 

The short answer is: "Not good"

Going with Tech_Greek's experience, here it starts:
https://www.rx7club.com/showthread.p...ghlight=camden

Bit later:
https://www.rx7club.com/2nd-generation-specific-1986-1992-17/omg-1k-rpm-camden-idle-495008/

The last thread I remember he was talking about selling his car. Dunno what's up since.

 

These ******* threads should be locked instantly. no offence at all noc6, but everytime someone asks this question, and someone like twofer says "not good" we get into a ******* argument about it.

So instead of stating my opinion on this product, use the search feature as suggested above. Personally I think the mods should add the above links to the faq to answer all the camden threads.

 

What arguement is there? It sucks, simple as that.

 

well, im guessing its not worth it. i wasnt going to buy one or anything, i was just wondering about it. thanks for the links and everything. ill check them out

 

if you take a dump in your intake, the methane might make it run faster.

 

These threads are great! I get to post my supercharger pic.

 

I heard that superchargers are like na engines with boost, so wouldn't they be better for drifting. And I know that it would be cheaper and faster if I bought a single turbo, I am not asking that question.

 

Wow, took along time to figure that out?

 

I'm just new to the aftermarket auto world and I was telling the thread starter what I know. For you info I thought this up two weeks ago after seeing forum members flame a guy for having a crappy supercharger.

 

And we're done here.

The last few posters need to reread the stickies at the top of this forum. Especially the 1st one because several of these posters are already on thin ice.