Super charger Service
Drifting
Joined: Jul 2015
Posts: 1,844
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From: San Jose, CA
Generally speaking, superchargers don't need much.
- Inspect the drive belt semi-regularly.
- Put on a new drive belt a bit less regularly, but significantly more often than you would on a stock setup.
- Make sure that if it has a standalone oiling system, the oil is changed on schedule. It'll probably smell terrible.
- Make sure that if it uses the car's oil feed, the oil lines are properly attached and not showing evidence of leaking.
- Depending on the unit, a rebuild may be recommended at a certain interval. This might just mean a new bearing set every 100k miles.
- Inspect the drive belt semi-regularly.
- Put on a new drive belt a bit less regularly, but significantly more often than you would on a stock setup.
- Make sure that if it has a standalone oiling system, the oil is changed on schedule. It'll probably smell terrible.
- Make sure that if it uses the car's oil feed, the oil lines are properly attached and not showing evidence of leaking.
- Depending on the unit, a rebuild may be recommended at a certain interval. This might just mean a new bearing set every 100k miles.
