For nearly 30 years, ProCharger has developed industry leading bolt-on supercharger kits for virtually all generations of Corvettes, so it’s no surprise that we were the first to introduce a supercharger kit for the 2020-22 C8! You can now add 140-230+ more horsepower to an otherwise stock LT2 C8 Corvette (including stock exhaust). Reliable boosted power is now available for your C8 with a 100% “bolt-on” ProCharger Supercharger kit that requires no permanent modifications!
NOTE: For race track use only
Tuner Kits: These kits make sense for someone wanting to perform custom tuning of the car and push the envelope in performance. Will most likely be experimenting with alternative fuels such as 93 octane, race fuel, E85 fuel, and methanol supplemental fuel. In addition, possibly changing engine components like heads, headers, exhaust, and cams for the engine. No tuning or fuel components provided.
Tuner Kit PLUS: Same as a Tuner Kit, but comes with timing control.
While the rest of the world is clamoring over itself, dealing with price markups, allotment auctions, and order constraints on the anxiously-awaited Z06 Corvette, ProCharger has opened the door for any C8 Corvette Stingray owners to enjoy horsepower levels well above those offered by the much higher-priced Z-car. ProCharger’s new Stage-II system is now available, so current C8 Corvette owners can easily leap to the front of the horsepower pack with their current ride.
At first glance the mid-engine design of the C8 Corvette is intimidating, but this installation isn’t as challenging as you think. “The C8 supercharged system is actually ‘easier’ to install compared to the previous C7 body style since there are no body panels that must be removed, such as the front bumper in the case of the C7. The C8 system only requires an inner fender liner to be removed, the rear trunk panel, and the car’s under panels. So yes, even though the mid-engine layout was a complex undertaking for engineering, it actually makes for a smooth and very DIY-friendly installation of the supercharger system.”
