Cody Strife

iTrader: (11)

Hey guys, well I got screwed. My Jackson Racings Kit that i bought for 1,000 dollars was suppose to be in perfectly good working order, but I have reason to believe that the bearings are shot. This thing, I swear makes the most horrible sound. Lot like a belt streeching, but...I just can't really describe it, its like something is seizing inside of it.

So does anybody know somebody who can get me an affordable supercharger rebuild?

96rdstr

iTrader: (4)

Mine made a chattering sound. Hard to explain it, but it sounded like the rotors were making contact. However, it is very likely the coupler is worn. When it wears out it has a tendency to cause the chatter. You will replace that coupler and replace the oil in the nose of the blower. Remove the pulley, remove the plug on the front housing, drain the oil, remove the bolts, take off the nose piece, replace the coupler, replace the nose piece, tighten bolts, fill with SC oil(GM dealers have it), replace the pulley. I got the coupler and SC oil from Ebay. You can get the SC oil from a GM dealer as well. Good luck

02blazinNB

sorry to hear that, i still got mine for sale.

Cody Strife

iTrader: (11)

I know you do, and it's prolly fresh, perfect, and full of goodness...

Unlike my piece of Shitte-it...

02blazinNB

That sux dude, really sorry to hear that.

Toddcod

iTrader: (8)

Did you pay through paypal?

That isn't right.

Call Jackson Racing. It might be cheap to fix.

hamburger1971

iTrader: (1)

Sure it's not just usual SC whine, or is it definitely mechanical/metal on metal?

UrbanSoot

iTrader: (24)

i can see hamburger the resurrector get a slap with a banstick. op has long sold the blower AND a car.

hamburger1971

iTrader: (1)

Cripes, I suck. Spaced on the date, humblest of apologies and all that.

doppiaeffe

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