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i've heard these superchargers are extremely expensive, and extremely efficient
I've seen them priced at $2570 for an entire kit :shrug:
i've heard these superchargers are extremely expensive, and extremely efficient
I've seen them priced at $2570 for an entire kit :shrug:
what you'd have to do is have an underdrive pulley made to stack onto your crank pulley and go off that. you can't get enough tension or pulley contact running it like a serpentine. plus serpentine belts are like 5 rib you need a wider belt if you plan on running any real boost numbers. i looked at my car and there's absolutely no reason you couldnt make one fit.
you didnt search very hard. went to rotrex's website, under dealers, USyeah, didnt think about the surface contact with it on the serp belt...
will the threaded holes in the crank pulley support a SC pulley?
also, has anybody purchased a rotrex c30-74 for less than 2k?
I'm also having a hard time finding a dealer with the 74 trim model...
for kraftwerks try products -> rotrex superchargersI'm already on that, got underdog, kraftwerks, and forced air in tabs, just cant find the right page...
technically, you could. however the supercharger doesnt use the standard 5 rib serp. belt, it uses a wider like 8 rib belt. im also not sure the stock tensioner would be up to the job of keeping enough belt tension all the way around.Would it be possible to install an idler between the PS and the AC location to allow more contact at the AC location for whatever SC you choose? :shrug:
the JRSC is a different type of SC (twin rotor instead of centrifugal) and doesnt spin as fast so they dont need the extra belt contact area from the extra ribs.Psh, who says you need to occupy all 8 ribs of the pulley? :laugh:
Well, on a more serious note, if one could dig up the mechanical specs on the Contours serpentine pulley system and a small supercharger, maybe this could be worked out. However, I doubt it.
But doesn't the JRSC for the Zetec use a 5-rib? Or am I retarded?
the JRSC is a different type of SC (twin rotor instead of centrifugal) and doesnt spin as fast so they dont need the extra belt contact area from the extra ribs.
Just read the whole thread. Very cool build. Cant wait to see what kinda numbers it will make.