skc supercharger build
I have been battling to find leaks for the last few days. Did the pressure test and make some improvement.
However, I found a large leak in the dogbone that attaches to the top of the intake. The dogbone has two rubber seals and my solution was to apply sealant around the gaps.
After it hardens I will test again by spraying some contact cleaner to see if the seal has been fixed.
Then I will connect the mazdaedit to check the STFT. The previous logs was +25 indicating a major leak!!!!
However, I found a large leak in the dogbone that attaches to the top of the intake. The dogbone has two rubber seals and my solution was to apply sealant around the gaps.
After it hardens I will test again by spraying some contact cleaner to see if the seal has been fixed.
Then I will connect the mazdaedit to check the STFT. The previous logs was +25 indicating a major leak!!!!
So I pulled the supercharger apart and resealed with high temp silicon. I also found that the two M8 bolts that secures the base was missing so I purchased some and secured it properly.
I have reassembled to supercharger and installed the majority of the parts. Tomorrow I will add oil and start it up.
For now I will stay with the gear oil
I have reassembled to supercharger and installed the majority of the parts. Tomorrow I will add oil and start it up.
For now I will stay with the gear oil
Been running the car for a few weeks and covered around 2000km. Its running with a base tune and I am supposed to be off boost if possible.
Still sorting out vacuum leaks. I will do a pressure test to detect any further leaks and then get tuned for boost
Still sorting out vacuum leaks. I will do a pressure test to detect any further leaks and then get tuned for boost
Waiting for the new K&N intake to arrive this week so I can ditch the stock plastic MAF housing. The housing is getting distorted with the clamp and causing tuning issues.
Car is off the road for a few weeks as someone cut in front of me on the highway. I have damage to the front fender and bumper.
Also saving money to reinstall the supercharger.
Also saving money to reinstall the supercharger.
Got the car back from the panel beater with fresh paint and new mazdaspeed bumper.
I will get the parts required to assemble the supercharger and may get it fitted and tuned
I will get the parts required to assemble the supercharger and may get it fitted and tuned
I went to three month holiday and fixed the rattle in the pulley. After my brake got a new pulley and and pin to hold the pulley. I am still using the 8psi however I will upgrade to 10psi soon.
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mshea
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