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#31
Re: super charger
D
Posted on: 2012/6/21 13:49
If interested I have my superclean IHI SC for sale
twin screw positive displacement or Lysholm AX1200 suit 1.2 to 4 litres $350
#32
Re: super charger
A14force
Posted on: 2012/6/22 0:59
Thats pretty cheap.
I paid similar coin for mine.
#33
Re: super charger
datsa73
Posted on: 2012/6/22 1:50
I paid $125 for my Eaton M62. I thought I got a good deal.
#34
Re: super charger
shoom
Posted on: 2012/6/22 2:35
wow that's cheap! maybe it pays to look second hand? was it one of the ones of falcons or commodore?
#35
Re: super charger
datsa73
Posted on: 2012/6/22 3:30
Came off a Mercedes SLK230. I bought it from some kid who was going to use it on a V8. Its to small for a V8.
#36
Re: super charger
jmac
Posted on: 2012/6/22 11:45
Hey D - looking at info on the lysholm website, they mention that depending on appplication, some were configured to have their own self contained oil/reservoir, but others use the engine's oil supply/return - a bit like the way turbochargers do. Which type is yours?
#37
Re: super charger
A14force
Posted on: 2012/6/22 12:03
If it's like mine, it'll use it'll have a connection to the lubrication system on the car to stay lubed. MIne also has an oil return too. I have the factory mounting cradle which very few of the ones I've seen for sale have had.
#38
Re: super charger
D
Posted on: 2012/6/22 12:50
Thats right yes same as a turbo but no water lines of course hence I was saying I prefer changing the 10w-30 synthetic oil on a regular basis making sure oil is plumbed coming out from the filter not before it.
The mounting points are pretty simple even without the craddle and padding. 4 mounting holes, 2 each side Attach file: supercharger-ihi-420hp-635cfm.jpg (29.31 KB)![]()
#39
Re: super charger
A14force
Posted on: 2012/6/23 5:07
Post a picture of the rotors Dave. (For reference purposes)
I'm too useless to try photograph mine.
#40
Re: super charger
D
Posted on: 2012/6/23 11:06
Just need to tap some brass connectors for oil pressure and oil drain
then widen my 50.8mm SU to 60mm for extra juice and air You can view topic.
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