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super charger question on a VR


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Its basically a roots type charger. the pulley thats on it will need to be changed as its from a marine diesel that has super charger with turbo. the super charger pulley is a clutch controlled by revs. when at idle it does not spin the charger, as you pick up revs to 1500rpm it loads a magnet which pulls a plate into the pully so it spins up then cuts off at 2600rpm by that time turbo is up and spooling.

wil get pics tomorrow. its stripped at the mo. will have a search through, just thought I could get some direct answers here.

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could be interesting result's, but i wouldnt expect a lot, may give you a good kick low down for launch but could restrict thing's at higher rpm's, i beleive a standard vr6 gulp's about 17 ltrs of air a minute (or a second i forget which one) unless your charger can better that i wouldnt bother

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I can't see how it'll work unless you alter the gearing / ratio of operation. You'll only have power from 1500 to 2600 rpm which is a very narrow band. Chargers on the cars are usually linear from zero to full rpm. Do you work with marine engines?

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yes I do. I need to speak to someone who deals with superchargers to see if they know what size pulley I will need and get rid of the magnetic clutch system so its on boost from bottom to top. its only restricted by those revs by the clutch

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