TRICK PERFORMANCE or KB RACING
#81
I have no idea why Procharger even bothered with the P-1SC-1 or the P-1SC-2 models. They are hardly used in any kits and both flow the same as the P-1SC (1200 cfm).
#82
mind if you share some more details of your setup, i see stock engine? how many lbs. and what are you doing for fuel? That shows that turbos/superchargers really are equal for durability if treated right lol.
#85
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From: In a van DOWN BY THE RIVER
#86
It would be great to see someone run them back-to-back and chart the results.
#87
Rick
#88
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From: In a van DOWN BY THE RIVER
I would like to find a D1 wheel, but they are just not out there..
#89
I thought you had bought one of my old P-1SC's a long time ago. 
Sounds like you made a seal install tool so I bet it seated just it fine. Lord knows I've used numerous large sockets over the years without a hitch.
How about running a vacuum hose from the "vent" to a catch can that sees manifold vacuum (basically a catch can without a breather)? You could always run the vacuum hose directly to the intake mainfold (like a PCV). You would have to monitor the oil level so you could keep track of the oil usage.

Sounds like you made a seal install tool so I bet it seated just it fine. Lord knows I've used numerous large sockets over the years without a hitch.
How about running a vacuum hose from the "vent" to a catch can that sees manifold vacuum (basically a catch can without a breather)? You could always run the vacuum hose directly to the intake mainfold (like a PCV). You would have to monitor the oil level so you could keep track of the oil usage.
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From: In a van DOWN BY THE RIVER
I thought you had bought one of my old P-1SC's a long time ago. 
Sounds like you made a seal install tool so I bet it seated just it fine. Lord knows I've used numerous large sockets over the years without a hitch.
How about running a vacuum hose from the "vent" to a catch can that sees manifold vacuum (basically a catch can without a breather)? You could always run the vacuum hose directly to the intake mainfold (like a PCV). You would have to monitor the oil level so you could keep track of the oil usage.

Sounds like you made a seal install tool so I bet it seated just it fine. Lord knows I've used numerous large sockets over the years without a hitch.
How about running a vacuum hose from the "vent" to a catch can that sees manifold vacuum (basically a catch can without a breather)? You could always run the vacuum hose directly to the intake mainfold (like a PCV). You would have to monitor the oil level so you could keep track of the oil usage.
The seal beater oner LOL

The collar that goes in the seal, to open it up, were talking 1kth bigger then the shaft on the blower. Notice the little lip, that actually goes over the blower impeller shaft.



