mustlovemud

i'm interested in putting a supercharger on my 98 XJ 4.0L but am having difficulty finding sites with products. there's a lot of information about the installation process but few sites have been helpful in locating, purchasing or comparing products. i've heard that a "stroker build" is more plausible and less costly but am unfamiliar with this process. any help out there?

BlueXJ

Try this if you can afford it.
http://www.hesco.us/shop.asp?action=...033&catId=7974

jeep210

Wish I could afford a supercharger

joshpallotta

wow that supercharger is more than double what i paid for my jeep

Burns

you can get the same power from a stroker for just a lil less then what you would pay for a super charger...Kenneybell has one that would fit IF you had a cowl hood on your cherokee....

kamokid

ststurbo.com

JakeWI

i would go stroker

tacticaljeep94

$4200 for only 50 hp seems like a waste of money. My old boss had a tj that he fitted a T3 turbo to and used mustang fuel injectors. Cant remember what the power numbers were though.

jeeepguy

Avenger Superchargers

farmfuel

SERIOUSLY!!!

You know what kind of fuel injected small block you could build with that kind of money? Wouldn't you rather hear the rumble of a V8 under the hood with over 4K invested?

It would up the resale value, wouldn't it?

fivendime

A little less, try around 3000K less. They own you with that kit. Hairdryers have lag, unless your running a tiny one. Superchargers have that good bottom end you want but peak at the top. I would go stroker since its WAY cheaper.

Check these out, just a couple examples of a cheap base stroker kit
http://www.rpmmachine.com/amc-stroker-kit-4l.shtml
http://www.speedomotive.com/ps-147-1...crank-kit.aspx

richxj89

if i was going to go with a forced induction setup for a 4.0l i would go with a turbo.

cherokee4meplz

www.precisionturbo.net

Shawnc16

www.505performance.com

fivendime

Those turbo kits are darn near the same price. Ouch! You may be able to get a local shop to do it cheaper though.