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Supercharger
« on: September 22, 2007, 06:10:44 AM »
My buddy has a 87 sammy and wants to put a supercharger on it.  Hell if i know why he needs a supercharger but can't talk reason into him.  Does anyone have an idea where to find a supercharger for the 1.3L. 
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Offline Jeremiah

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Re: Supercharger
« Reply #1 on: September 22, 2007, 09:54:48 AM »
Here's a turbocharged version:
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Not sure what cars they came off of, but I've heard of people using small toyota superchargers. If he wants to use this thing wheeling, a turbo is much better. These engines don't have much power "down low" in the RPM range, so they can 'bog down' under load. This will cause a supercharger to 'bog down' too since superchargers run DIRECTLY off the engine (engine slows down, so does the supercharger). A turbo will acutally spool up when an engine bogs down, as the gases released during a bogging situation expand faster coming out of the exhaust port (spooling the turbo and giving that extra power when it's needed).
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Re: Supercharger
« Reply #2 on: September 25, 2007, 11:31:28 AM »
Actually a supercharger (Belt Driven) makes the same amount of boost at all
RPM speeds and will give you the low end better than a turbo. BUT a supercharger
can only boost to about 4-5 PSI on a street basis or the seals overheat and boost
gets weak, a turbo on the other hand has no seals to get hot and can boost 10 to
20 PSI on a continous basis, proper matching of size will give you less lag and be
very effective off road.

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Re: Supercharger
« Reply #3 on: September 25, 2007, 11:49:18 AM »
I know if you hit E-Bay you can find all sorts of super chargers on there for pretty cheap.  Usually off of Mazdas.
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Re: Supercharger
« Reply #4 on: September 25, 2007, 03:15:08 PM »
I know that a few of the Metro LSi came turboed from factory on their 1L or 1.3L which might be worth investigating into. I would suggest to your buddy that if he is so driven for more power that moving to the 1.6 would be a better start (displacement = torque) and that kits are already available- and then turbo/super charge it. I managed to turbo mine with moderate success at 5psi. But I will note it only starts making real power at about the time I shift to keep it from hand-grenadeing. I should have used a smaller turbo to accommodate the lower RPM used off road.                                                               NMc
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Re: Supercharger
« Reply #5 on: September 25, 2007, 03:34:38 PM »
Small Turbos like the IHI rhb5 spool up quickly and work well with the 1.6L.
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