I plan on re-sealing it myself. I could buy the parts with the upgraded impeller for about $600 which is almost $1k cheaper than what Procharger charges.
The "fill cap" is just a flat head screw and I don't know if there's a breather valve that small. But I will look around.
The seals provided by Procharger leave much to be desired and the pressure inside the case has nowhere to go because it's not vented.
When I find the time I'm going to replace the seals and upgrade to a D1 impeller while I'm at it, but for the time being I will continue to do the perpetual oil...
Originally Posted By: userfriendly
The difference when comparing light duty tucks to commercial trucks to Corvettes is life expectancy.
Million mile pick up trucks are exceptional, expected in commercial trucks and unheard of in Corvettes.
So you're saying commercial trucks that run on 5w-30...
Originally Posted By: userfriendly
Just ordered an SLT 1500 Max trailer 6.2L 8 speed 3.42 gear. Should see it in 10 weeks.
Out in 600 miles will be the FF 0W20, and in will go Duron CK-4 10W40.
I'll post a photo of the engine when it blows up.
I have a feeling we will be waiting a long time for...
Originally Posted By: aquariuscsm
Heck,owning a Corvette would mean competitive driving anytime you drive it haha. I couldn't imagine putting around town like a lil old lady in one. I'd never run a CAFE oil in a high power muscle car. I'd run the 50wt rec all the time,plus M1 15W50 is dirt...
Originally Posted By: firebird72
curious what you are basing that oil weight suggestion on? the car calls for straight 30 weight oil unless driven in temps below 40* then it calls for 10/30. back in the 80's GM's solution to avoiding coking was thicker oils but todays oils are much better &...
Originally Posted By: SHOZ
Originally Posted By: B320i
Originally Posted By: SHOZ
On my V8 Taurus I ran a catch can on the PCV line. The intake line on the valve cover for the PCV I plugged. This created about 5-7"Hg of vacuum when cruising. But it really help drive off the water as the can was...
I never thought to use jet turbine oil but that seems brilliant.
I ran some numbers real quick and my blower will see a maximum of 45k RPM at 6k engine RPM with my current pulley setup. I believe there are ABEC7 bearings inside. Would turbine oil be overkill for this application?
I tried searching for a thread on this and didn't find any which is a surprise to me. I figured it would have been discussed before.
Anyways, are there any Procharged vehicles on this forum that use oil other than the proprietary Procharger oil? Has anyone ran a VOA on their brand oil? My head...