The things that usually go bad in them are the seals anyway... Give them a call and see if they sound halfass decent

 

Thats what I plan on doing tomorrow... I have been researching them online and have found several pony guys pleased with their rebuilt prochargers, and nothing negative. I think it's probably a small business, but that's fine with me as long as they provide quality products/service. I want to make sure all bearings/seals are American made, and I also want to know if they are willing to stand behind their services. One thing that makes me think they know their chit is the performance impellers they have listed for sale; the are patent pending, according to their website, and some of their ebay feedback listings say that boost comes on way earlier and overall performs better. If they are knowledgeable enough to machine these sort of products, then they must have been doing it for awhile.

I see a huge amount of potential for this company in the online forum spectrum if they can provide quality and reputable services, and are willing to sponsor/become involved in popular forums.

 

I found this a while ago.

http://www.modularfords.com/forums/s...ad.php?t=81972

 

Found that already... he seems to be pretty knowledgeable and was pleased with the quality of the parts...

 

Does super charger rebuild give any kind of warranty? For that matter does procharger?

 

Don't know that yet... I wrote them an email asking all the desired questions including warranty. I'm gonna go ahead and call them tomorrow and find out what brand of bearings and seals they put in their kits as well as the warranty info. Plus I want to find out a little more about their knowledge/rep.

As far as ProCharger goes, I have no idea about their warranty. They should provide a great one, since they are running a monopoly when it comes to providing repair services on blowers that they designed and manufactured(not to mention what they charge for them); I feel like they should be confident enough in what they do to stand behind their repairs. Of course, along with running that monopoly entails the ability to charge and warrant repairs -100% at their own discretion.