powerdyne supercharger
03-15-2010, 08:11 AM
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powerdyne supercharger I have a powerdyne silent drive supercharger and I am looking to sell it. It comes with the 98-02 Ls1 camero/firebird 6psi install kit minus the fuel pump and relay. I bought it already installed on my car and my best guess would be less than 5k miles on it. What could I look to get outa this? Thanks
03-16-2010, 02:17 PM
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I ran one for a couple years with no problems. Some people have had belt or bearing failures, so don't expect a lot of positive input on powerdyne. You know how it goes, bad news travels faster than good news. The blower is quiet but it does not move as much are as the other popular models(CFM). Expect 400-425 hp with a mostly stock LS1 motor. You can do the same thing with heads and cam.
03-16-2010, 03:26 PM
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I ran one for a couple years with no problems. Some people have had belt or bearing failures, so don't expect a lot of positive input on powerdyne. You know how it goes, bad news travels faster than good news. The blower is quiet but it does not move as much are as the other popular models(CFM). Expect 400-425 hp with a mostly stock LS1 motor. You can do the same thing with heads and cam.
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I finally got ahold of some one at powerdyne .......they guy I talked to said ship it out and they could replace the belt, the belt was 100 bucks and to replace it was 100 bucks , so 200 bucks plus shippin to fix it....hopefuly....anyone ever done this before? Maybe do it my self and save some bucks?
