Who Has Changed the Supercharger Needle Bearings?
My supercahrager is one of the many that sound absolutely horrible, and was wondering how difficult a task it was to change the rear needle bearings. I imagine regreasing them would be a hell of a lot easier, but it's sounded crappy for awhile, so I thought I should be safe and just replace the bearings. If replacement of the bearings is too daunting a task, I guess I'll just regrease and hope for the best. Any light that anyone could shed on this subject is greatly appreciated. Thanks,
Matt Gandenberger |
Just get a Twin Screw
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some companies out there offer like 20K bearings for our cars. google stiegmeier.com they offer a full service for our cars. I will be doing this upgrade soon so I can run more boost without overspinning. :) Feel free to ask any questions. I have done my homework on this subject.
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Originally Posted by 07SSCharged248
(Post 1371917)
Just get a Twin Screw
Originally Posted by burntorange
(Post 1371988)
some companies out there offer like 20K bearings for our cars. google stiegmeier.com they offer a full service for our cars. I will be doing this upgrade soon so I can run more boost without overspinning. :) Feel free to ask any questions. I have done my homework on this subject.
Thanks for your responses, and keep em comin.:cssNET: Matt |
Anybody?
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Is this what you are talking about?
http://www.rollingperformance.com/index.htm They have snout rebuild kits that come with ceramic bearings, although I'm not sure if they are worth it, and I really dont know much about the company yet. Its just something I ran across a while back and bookmarked http://www.rollingperformance.com/snoutkits.htm |
Originally Posted by Johnboy12358
(Post 1375033)
Is this what you are talking about?
http://www.rollingperformance.com/index.htm They have snout rebuild kits that come with ceramic bearings, although I'm not sure if they are worth it, and I really dont know much about the company yet. Its just something I ran across a while back and bookmarked http://www.rollingperformance.com/snoutkits.htm Man... that page looks like a total scam. I'd avoid that. |
Yeah I was wondering about how they said that the M45 comes on the LSJ :rolleyes:
please disregard my last post about it... |
Originally Posted by Johnboy12358
(Post 1375033)
Is this what you are talking about?
http://www.rollingperformance.com/index.htm They have snout rebuild kits that come with ceramic bearings, although I'm not sure if they are worth it, and I really dont know much about the company yet. Its just something I ran across a while back and bookmarked http://www.rollingperformance.com/snoutkits.htm yes.. please avoid them!!! they are putting nitrile ruber seals on the front cover?!? i highly doubt that will last for any length of time. And they also mention machining the rear needle roller bearing bores... ahhh!! its amazing what aftermarket can get away with! If we let aftermarket companies design oem cars.. we'd all be stranded after 5k miles! |
The rear case needle brgs are not a service item unless you are www.magnusonproducts.com who have the proper fixtures to do a housing bearing change
They are the only ones I know who can do it properly, the rear needle bearings should not need to be replaced based on noise most likly its in the front cover I see alot of front cover bearing failures from folks that hammer on the pulley The front cover is however rebuildable , but please only use genuine factory parts as you will only have problems down the road if you dont |
Originally Posted by EatonSC
(Post 1380887)
The rear case needle brgs are not a service item unless you are www.magnusonproducts.com who have the proper fixtures to do a housing bearing change
They are the only ones I know who can do it properly, the rear needle bearings should not need to be replaced based on noise most likly its in the front cover I see alot of front cover bearing failures from folks that hammer on the pulley The front cover is however rebuildable , but please only use genuine factory parts as you will only have problems down the road if you dont Matt |
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