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Harrop Supercharger
Purchased from Mike @ BPM Sport
20,000 flawless miles
Upgraded Stage 2 BPM Crank Pulley
Comes with all parts needed to install
You'll need a tune from BPM, cost is around $1,000
If you're in the Bay Area, I have an amazing tech who can install it.

I'll split shipping 50/50
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Good luck with the sale.
If I wasn’t house shopping right now, I would cash you out asap. Always the parts I want show up for sale at the wrong time:(
Matthew_M3 wrote
If I wasn’t house shopping right now, I would cash you out asap. Always the parts I want show up for sale at the wrong time:(
Don't forget, you can live in a car but you can't drive a house!
B8bydesign wrote
Don't forget, you can live in a car but you can't drive a house!
Mobile home?
B8bydesign wrote
Don't forget, you can live in a car but you can't drive a house!
You think I can fit my fiance and my dog? Might need some help convincing😂
Bump
B8bydesign wrote
Don't forget, you can live in a car but you can't drive a house!
This 😂
I can't believe this isn't gone. It was so hard for me to find one of these. And that Stage 2 pulley is worth 3k alone! WAY better option than the centrifugal blowers out there. Problem with these cars being so cheap used it's attracting the wrong crowd. Sorry, having a boomer moment. BPM will sort you out!
narkotic wrote
I can't believe this isn't gone. It was so hard for me to find one of these. And that Stage 2 pulley is worth 3k alone! WAY better option than the centrifugal blowers out there. Problem with these cars being so cheap used it's attracting the wrong crowd. Sorry, having a boomer moment. BPM will sort you out!
Some of that younger crowd can barely afford rent, groceries, insurance, gas, tires, electricity, etc. etc. I was lucky to sell mine a few years ago on this very forum after 55K miles of glorious fun and use. Also, some of the younger crowd you mentioned probably don't know what they're looking at regarding a positive displacement super charger.
narkotic wrote
I can't believe this isn't gone. It was so hard for me to find one of these. And that Stage 2 pulley is worth 3k alone! WAY better option than the centrifugal blowers out there. Problem with these cars being so cheap used it's attracting the wrong crowd. Sorry, having a boomer moment. BPM will sort you out!
for someone who wanted to retain the NA characteristics of the car while adding boost I am very happy with my decision to go centrifugal, so no it is not a "WAY" better option. different strokes for different folks, ya boomer!
Siajoon wrote
for someone who wanted to retain the NA characteristics of the car while adding boost I am very happy with my decision to go centrifugal, so no it is not a "WAY" better option. different strokes for different folks, ya boomer!
Did you fail your physics course?
narkotic wrote
Did you fail your physics course?
yes, I did. Enlighten me please.
Positive displacement superchargers are generally preferred over centrifugal superchargers for street drivability because they deliver immediate power across the entire RPM range. Centrifugal superchargers, by contrast, build boost exponentially and only reach peak power near the engine's redline.

Why Positive Displacement Superchargers Excel

Instant Boost: They compress a fixed volume of air per revolution to deliver immediate torque from idle.

Flat Torque Curve: They maintain consistent, predictable power throughout the entire powerband.

Low-End Power: They excel at heavy lifting, launching, and passing without needing to downshift.

Linear Response: The throttle response feels like a much larger, naturally aspirated engine.

Where Centrifugal Superchargers Struggle

Laggy Delivery: They rely on internal vanes that require high engine RPMs to build noticeable boost.

Soft Bottom-End: They offer very little power gains at low-to-mid RPMs.

Peak-Heavy: They only deliver their maximum performance closer to when the vehicle needs to shift gears.
DrFerry wrote
Positive displacement superchargers are generally preferred over centrifugal superchargers for street drivability because they deliver immediate power across the entire RPM range. Centrifugal superchargers, by contrast, build boost exponentially and only reach peak power near the engine's redline.

Why Positive Displacement Superchargers Excel

Instant Boost: They compress a fixed volume of air per revolution to deliver immediate torque from idle.

Flat Torque Curve: They maintain consistent, predictable power throughout the entire powerband.

Low-End Power: They excel at heavy lifting, launching, and passing without needing to downshift.

Linear Response: The throttle response feels like a much larger, naturally aspirated engine.

Where Centrifugal Superchargers Struggle

Laggy Delivery: They rely on internal vanes that require high engine RPMs to build noticeable boost.

Soft Bottom-End: They offer very little power gains at low-to-mid RPMs.

Peak-Heavy: They only deliver their maximum performance closer to when the vehicle needs to shift gears.
hmmm sounds like it retains the NA, high revving character of the s65 as I stated lol.
Siajoon wrote
hmmm sounds like it retains the NA, high revving character of the s65 as I stated lol.
Do you mean the same S65 character that has little no low end torque?
DrFerry wrote
Do you mean the same S65 character that has little no low end torque?
uh sure? lol. I don't know what you or the boomer do not get. simply put, a centrifugal blower keeps the s65 linear, high revving power band but it just amplifies or "beefs" up the power. My comment to his original post was just that a positive displacement blower is not "WAY" better, its a preferance.
Siajoon wrote
or the boomer do not get.
You've said this twice now. Do I know you or do you know me? This is getting personal. Notice nobody has mentioned your immaturity or age or any other derogatory comments about you whatsoever. We've heard your opinion, you've heard ours. We've put in some facts for you to chew on. Yet you continue acting like a clown. Would you just give up and move on? We get it, you bought the cheaper blower option and you love it. Awesome brother, happy for you.
narkotic wrote
You've said this twice now. Do I know you or do you know me? This is getting personal. Notice nobody has mentioned your immaturity or age or any other derogatory comments about you whatsoever. We've heard your opinion, you've heard ours. We've put in some facts for you to chew on. Yet you continue acting like a clown. Would you just give up and move on? We get it, you bought the cheaper blower option and you love it. Awesome brother, happy for you.
My apologies, my intent was never to make anything personal toward you. Just wanted to slightly correct what you had said in your original post.

cheers

hopefully the OP enjoyed the free bumps :happyanim:
think i saw this pending at some point. is it still up for grabs?
Sold.