Supercharger recon/replace
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jazzyjags (02-18-2021)
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+1 on the above.
If you can find a low mileage used one with rotors in good shape it would be less expensive.
If you can get a used one replace the rear bearings which is very easy to do and maybe the coupler in the snout if it has too much play.
The rotors on my original SC at 100,000 miles were still fully coated.
I bought a used one and had it rebuilt with smaller pulley etc.
If you can find a low mileage used one with rotors in good shape it would be less expensive.
If you can get a used one replace the rear bearings which is very easy to do and maybe the coupler in the snout if it has too much play.
The rotors on my original SC at 100,000 miles were still fully coated.
I bought a used one and had it rebuilt with smaller pulley etc.
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