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not many people if any would have super charged an rb20 little own any rb engine (except for a couple of rb30e's in vl's maybe)

a turbo is the best and most efficient way of making power for your engine. you'd struggle to get over half the performance out of a supercharger over a sensible turbo setup. (nothing too big and laggy)

don't get me wrong i don't hate superchargers, theres just no need for them on rb engines

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its not "instant boost" so forget that concept.

stockymcstock on here runs a toyota supercharger and a large garrett turbo.

you could supercharge it but its a lot of custom work and labour so its going to cost $$$

there are plently of off the shelf turbocharger setups and factory bits so turbocharger an rb20 would be cheaper

i suspect youll have better top end power too with a mild turbocharger than a roots/whipple blower.

but if you are still keen there was an r33 supercharged at autosalon that made around 140rwkw ish

i think the low end spec toyota superchargers are probably the easier and cheapest nearest to bolt on units

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