Anyone seen this blower for our trucks?
03-05-2005, 05:24 PM
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you have a wynjammer right? if so, is the quality very good, and was the install pretty easy(get er done in an afternoon by myself easy) lastly, would you reccomend bigger injectors and a stonger fuel pump with the wynjammer? thanks for all the help you have given me.
03-05-2005, 05:32 PM
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The quality of the jammer is unbelievable, polished aluminum, very nice. As for the fuel system, if you are only running 6psi, I wouldnt worry about the injectors, just get the porgrammer they give you with the kit. The programmer is nicer because you can scan your obdll and clear check engine lights, change tiresize and gear changes,and get rifd of speed limiters. You wont be disapponted.
And the install shouldnt take more than 2-3 hours tops, it extremely starit forward.
Glad I could help
Nick
And the install shouldnt take more than 2-3 hours tops, it extremely starit forward.
Glad I could help
Nick
03-05-2005, 05:37 PM
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lol sorry slammed, i have hopefully only one more question. what does COG stand for, and what does it do. whats different about this than other s/cs? thanks agian.
03-05-2005, 05:45 PM
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A cog drive is a ribbed belt, like a honda timing belt for example. Instead of usnig a surpintine belt like most centrifical super chargers the Wynjammer usses a cog belt drive, which has a gear off the super chargerm and a gear on the drive pulley. This reduces greatly any chance of belt slippage.
Think of it this way, ever see any old muscle cars with super chargers??? They have that big fat grooved belt, thats a cog drive, Very efficiant. The only thing is that the drive is loud, They will hear the super charger whine from across the parking lot, It really sound cool, youll like it, but like i said its not a silent drive, lol
anything else, I dont mind answering questions for ya.
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Think of it this way, ever see any old muscle cars with super chargers??? They have that big fat grooved belt, thats a cog drive, Very efficiant. The only thing is that the drive is loud, They will hear the super charger whine from across the parking lot, It really sound cool, youll like it, but like i said its not a silent drive, lol
anything else, I dont mind answering questions for ya.
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03-05-2005, 06:41 PM
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I plan to if it ever sells. Its an 03' Rancher ES with a Highlifter Lift and Titan MT tires. Only asking $2700 and has only 500 miles on it. I figured up here in ATV country it would go fast.
03-05-2005, 10:33 PM
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well there is only one way to find out, just remeber to research your options, dont just pick one because someone says its the best or whatever. Thats how I made my desicion. You might get knocked on for having a Wynjammer but,its an effeciant forced induction , looks good, and lasts.
So chooose wiselyI would be willing to put the Wynjammer against any other centrifical blower at 6 psi to be honest. But keep me informed on your desicion.
Hope I have been able to help ya.
Nick
So chooose wiselyI would be willing to put the Wynjammer against any other centrifical blower at 6 psi to be honest. But keep me informed on your desicion.
Hope I have been able to help ya.
Nick