For Sale ATI Procharger Supercharger
03-31-2004, 06:28 PM
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For Sale ATI Procharger Supercharger
I have decided to return my Z to stock and sell it in the near future. I meet my goal of getting into the 12's and now want to get into the 10s with a Civic :-)
anyone interested in a perfectly good used super charger for their Z with less then 4 miles let me know
Price is not set looking for offers $2500 or better
anyone interested in a perfectly good used super charger for their Z with less then 4 miles let me know
Price is not set looking for offers $2500 or better
03-31-2004, 09:16 PM
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did u mean 4000 miles? and hows the condition on this SC? I heard before that people have some problems with this supercharger, is there anything wrong with yours? I might be interested
04-01-2004, 05:11 AM
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Originally posted by HaNkYs_Z
and also I am not an engine guy, so dont really know anything about it, what else do I need to replace or buy when I get this kit? thanks
and also I am not an engine guy, so dont really know anything about it, what else do I need to replace or buy when I get this kit? thanks
The kit is in perfect condition with no problems. I ran it on my car for 3500 miles. I purchased the extended 3 year warranty from ATI which I think may transfer.
04-01-2004, 09:18 AM
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Originally posted by ColecatZ
Glad you got my "holla" in time....
Glad you got my "holla" in time....
I pay loads of attention in meetings...lol
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04-01-2004, 03:54 PM
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Originally posted by Bobby C 01TA
daddyz let me drive his car when he had the blower on it and i was all smiles! That car pulled hard and had instant response and tons of torque!
daddyz let me drive his car when he had the blower on it and i was all smiles! That car pulled hard and had instant response and tons of torque!
however it is your fault I am selling it .....
I reallized that mid 12's was the best I was going to do without having to spend a whole lot of money to get in the 11's like you
04-01-2004, 04:08 PM
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I don't know for sure, there was way to many debates about all the different prochargers out there, but I know one of them was actually starting to hurt the car the longer that it was on. Was that this brand? Is that even true about some of them or did I just get a couple different threads mixed up?
04-01-2004, 06:44 PM
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Originally posted by Infern0
I don't know for sure, there was way to many debates about all the different prochargers out there, but I know one of them was actually starting to hurt the car the longer that it was on. Was that this brand? Is that even true about some of them or did I just get a couple different threads mixed up?
I don't know for sure, there was way to many debates about all the different prochargers out there, but I know one of them was actually starting to hurt the car the longer that it was on. Was that this brand? Is that even true about some of them or did I just get a couple different threads mixed up?
04-01-2004, 07:23 PM
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Originally posted by jesseenglish
No one brand is going to hurt an engine more than another. It's all about the tuning. That includes timing and A/F ratio.
No one brand is going to hurt an engine more than another. It's all about the tuning. That includes timing and A/F ratio.
From everything I have read the best way to prevent this is to use that
J&S Safeguard timing control box!
I not sure how much it cost or where to get it but for peace of mind it is the way to go.
04-01-2004, 07:31 PM
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Originally posted by daddy Z
I agree ..... you have to be sure you don't go lean which leads to detenation and high heat ..... this causes some bad problems.
From everything I have read the best way to prevent this is to use that
J&S Safeguard timing control box!
I not sure how much it cost or where to get it but for peace of mind it is the way to go.
I agree ..... you have to be sure you don't go lean which leads to detenation and high heat ..... this causes some bad problems.
From everything I have read the best way to prevent this is to use that
J&S Safeguard timing control box!
I not sure how much it cost or where to get it but for peace of mind it is the way to go.
Who did you have install yours ?
No problems with it right ?
You've got another PM
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04-01-2004, 08:02 PM
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Originally posted by was wesman
Who did you have install yours ?
No problems with it right ?
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Who did you have install yours ?
No problems with it right ?
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