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A supercharger will replace your intakes anyway, so there is no need for a new dual intake. If I were going with the supercharger, it probably would not be the
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A supercharger will replace your intakes anyway, so there is no need for a new dual intake. If I were going with the supercharger, it probably would not be the Stillen. The turbo kit is more expensive and cost a bit more to install. Do some research. It all depends on what you prefer and your driving habits. Superchargers are like stock feel with more linear power and the turbos are a rush of power. There are pros and cons to each option.
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