Anybody had a problem with Procharger after factory rebuild
06-12-2002, 10:53 PM
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Anybody had a problem with Procharger after factory rebuild
Has anyone had problems with procharger superchargers. Getting ready to get one rebuilt, my first. Do they work as good as new after rebuild and do they last? It's a m1 that is NOT self contained
06-13-2002, 05:06 PM
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Procharger did have an upgrade program to go to the self contained unit last year. Maybe rather than a rebuild, trade for a new upgrade? I would not think there would be any issues with a rebuild units, after all there are only roller bearings & seals. No compression rings or remachining should be needed. Why are you going to rebuild it?
06-14-2002, 06:29 AM
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I wanted to spin the impeller faster with a larger pulley for more grip.
When I tried the smaller pulley the belt slipped too much. I wanted more surface area to grip to.
In hind sight I should have just switched to the 12 rib pulley, but, that's why I always say, there is a learning curve with Pro Charger.
Oh well. Atleast I think I've got it figured out now.
The P600B is too small for a big block, in my opinion anyway. That's why I went with stage 4 the second time around.
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When I tried the smaller pulley the belt slipped too much. I wanted more surface area to grip to.
In hind sight I should have just switched to the 12 rib pulley, but, that's why I always say, there is a learning curve with Pro Charger.
Oh well. Atleast I think I've got it figured out now.
The P600B is too small for a big block, in my opinion anyway. That's why I went with stage 4 the second time around.
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