Life of a Magna Charger
#1
Dose anyone know how long one will Last. I know a guy with an stock blower on a Bonneville SSEi that has 150thousand on it. But it could be he just lucked up and got a good one.
So anyone know how lone one will hold up?
So anyone know how lone one will hold up?
#7
I am at 75K. I had it off at...uhm...maybe 60K? It looked fine besides a few scars on the coating. The freaking oil seems to take care of it...makes it ugly but protoects it at the same time I guess.
I would imagine bearings, rotor coatings, bypass valve is what is most important to change. Besides dirty, mine is fine I bet.
I would imagine bearings, rotor coatings, bypass valve is what is most important to change. Besides dirty, mine is fine I bet.
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I was running a 97 Grand Prix GTP with a mail order tune.Stock pulley.I upgraded the belt pullies from plastic to steel,that's it.Sold it at 240,000 KM.
I changed the oil in the blower twice.
Never had an issue with the drivetrain(blower,engine,transmission)
I changed the oil in the blower twice.
Never had an issue with the drivetrain(blower,engine,transmission)
#9
By the looks of the ads in here lately, I'd say the typical life of a Magnacharger is 3 owners. 
And, as somebody has already mentioned, that's the same amount of licks it takes to get to the center of a tootsie roll pop.

And, as somebody has already mentioned, that's the same amount of licks it takes to get to the center of a tootsie roll pop.






