u/EraconVera

I just purchased an item of sensitive content, double checked I entered my current CORRECT AND EXISTING address. After I placed the order I pretty much went to bed. The next day I checked the Shopify app, and their software had taken an OLD address of mine not associated with my account currently at all. In a panic I contacted the seller, and was able to change the address with them. I'm still skeptical if it had already been shipped by this point, so I do not actually know which address it's going to since the app says the old address and the seller says the new address.

However, their terms of service state somewhere that they are not liable for thir own softwares screw-ups. How many tens of thousands, probably more like millions of dollars have both customers and sellers lost because they wont fix their software? I say that because I see examples dating ALL THE WAY BACK TO 2020. THIS IS AN ISSUE.

So I'm gonna get the Rebel 1100T in a month or so (Found a T model for the price of the standard at a dealership) due to some safety concerns i found with my current bike (Details Here)

Theoretically by adding a supercharger, you'd be able to get an additional 30 to 50 HP, making the bike capable of a steady 150+ mph top end, and more importantly, a 0 to 60 in 2.5 to 3 seconds. Which would be even better for getting out of OH SH*T situation like I had before. And most importantly, sound good lmao.

Anyways, as a technical person I like to get into modding my stuff, and was wondering if adding a supercharger would be possible. Don't care if it's expensive or hard to do, just curious if it's at all a thing to do. And how much would doing that cost?