Procharger vs Nitrous Now let’s get started for all those power enthusiasts that are hungry for more power which option is best supercharger or nitrous? Is having that snail shell type power adder the best choice or that 15lb bottle full with compressed gases the best option. Well let’s break down the two choices and see their pros and cons. So let’s start with the Procharger system. This system cost roughly $5,200 and up depending on upgrades and accessories. This system uses the belt system off the front of the motor to drive a pulley that connects to a gear driven centrifugal supercharger wheel. One nice thing about the Procharger system is they feature a self-lubricated, self-sealed unit that does not require you to run oil lines from the oil pan to the head unit however the units oil does have to be changed every 6000 miles. This pulley design gives instant power with the touch of the pedal and unlike turbos that take time to spool up and create power once sp...