upgrade a-trim to s-trim
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yes it can be done. here is my old a-trim impeller
here is my new 928 motorsport s/sc type impeller
here is the inside of the scroll that was cut by Supercharger Rebuild
here it is together
it sounds great, have not road tested it yet.
here is my new 928 motorsport s/sc type impeller
here is the inside of the scroll that was cut by Supercharger Rebuild
here it is together
it sounds great, have not road tested it yet.
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ok got to drive it today. put 30mi out of the 50mi they say to breakin the new bearings. in the old a-trim form i would see 6-7psi @ 5500rpm. today i saw 5psi @ 3500rpm & 6psi @ 4000rpm. a little more cruising and then i'll see what max boost is. but what a difference down low in the rpms.
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took it to 5k rpm saw 8psi, glanced over ay my wb afr guage to see 12.8 quickly let off of it. time for injectors and a tune, ill be calling mr. blowerworks soon.
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