lostsoul said:ok.. done.. (still like your rims duner.. after the sc though)
delurker said:I guess my next questions have to be, how much spillage is acceptable, how is it replenished, is it supposed to slop out when I engage ABS, and is that oil really supposed to last 50,000 miles between scheduled blower maintenance?
lostsoul said:haha.. that is sad.. saleen KNOWS there might be leakage.. and its ok? that oil is needed for the sc.. how much can leak out and still run at top speed?? come on.. 5K for that.. time for a whipple or something else
royb said:Yeah sign me up for a Whipple. Oh wait , they don't have one for sale yet.
delurker said:Roy, can you post up a pic of the hole if you haven't sent yours back yet? The only such hole I see on mine has a threaded plug in it.
PolkThug said:Don't the Saleen and Whipple twin-screws originate from the same company? I can't remember the name of the company though...
Can the hole be covered or plugged?
delurker said:Can you pm me the contact info for the fine folks at Magnuson? I want to make sure I have the necessary info before I load this thing back into my car and drive to the OC.
royb said:The new Saleen supercharger is a Eaton Blower that Magnuson Produts puts together/manufactures for Saleen.
AV99GT said:This is not correct. It is a twin screw, manufactured at Saleen.
PolkThug said:You are correct, and a twin screw is better than just being blown.
AV99GT said:This is not correct. It is a twin screw, manufactured at Saleen. Magnuson used to supply Saleen years ago.
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