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woodchuck 05-21-03 04:04 PM

supercharger
 
anybody know where to find any good supercharging kits on the net all i can find is turbos and i'm wanting to go a different route.

guitarman68 05-21-03 04:09 PM

No.

BDoty311 05-21-03 04:35 PM

So you know there are NO turbo kits made for n/a rx-7s. There are one or two out there, you just need to SEARCH.

BDoty311 05-21-03 04:37 PM


No.
From now on, please dont reply to any thread that you have no contributions to. If everyone said "no" on every thread it would be a big waste of time.

steve's dog 05-21-03 04:40 PM

i know there is a thread with a link on it about rx7 supercahrgers, just type in "supercharger" and there will be one

steve's dog 05-21-03 04:44 PM

http://www.atkinsrotary.com/supercha.htm

click there to learn a lot

eljefe62 05-21-03 04:44 PM

http://www.atkinsrotary.com/supercha.htm

rxse7en 05-21-03 05:26 PM

Re: supercharger
 

Originally posted by woodchuck
anybody know where to find any good supercharging kits on the net all i can find is turbos and i'm wanting to go a different route.
Someone, somewhere needs to grab a supercharger from a Buick at a junkyard and fabricate some mounts. :D

skydivr73 05-21-03 05:50 PM

I say just make your own kit.
I am working on one for my GXL right now that uses the Eaton M90 from a Thunderbird SC. The biggest problems are in fabricating the parts and mounting it all so that you have it all lined up properly. The supercharger itself can handle over 13,000 rpms, but I am still looking into having a custom pulley done to keep the revs down a little bit. Also--plan on using an intercooler. Atkins has some good stuff, but they do not yet have a kit that works with our EFI. They were working on one last I knew but it wasnt ready. So if you intend on gettin the kit, plan on ditching your EFI.

ZombeGTA 06-04-03 05:40 AM


Originally posted by guitarman68
No.
Well alrighty then. Who let Mr. helpful in? I like the Atkins kit, but think a centrifugal type would be better. Some one make a kit, damn it!
:D

vectorminds 06-04-03 06:09 AM

I had a thread on it a little while ago... discussing the the differences between the types of superchargers (and what we can do for under 3 thousand dollars ;) )

https://www.rx7club.com/forum/showth...hreadid=191732

vectorminds 06-04-03 06:12 AM

although, i noticed you havent posted much... if your looking at upgrades, first things i would recomend are full tuneup, exaust, intake, (maybe safc with dyno), more agressive rear gears (4.3, 4.77), and an lsd if you dont have it, new suspention, upgraded brakes

and then start thinking of a supercharger... your car will be more fun and easier to drive and control with all those things, and then you can truely apreciate the extra power

Phu5ion 06-04-03 11:25 AM

Don't forget a grippier clutch. You will need this to keep from slipping with a supercharger. Might also want to think of getting a lightened flywheel while you're down there.


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