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can a surperchager fit my cb7
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$3k isn't all that expensive, honestly. Not for what you get.
However, it's not a direct fit.
Although, even though that is made for the H22... The H22 and H23 intake plenums are the same. The H22/H23 plenum bolts directly onto the F22A6 runners. The supercharger unit appears to be bolted onto the stock runners... which means the supercharger would probably bolt onto the F22A6 with no problems.
Some care would need to be taken to clear the brake master cylinder, though.
Still, there are other ways. As soon as I get off my lazy ass to prove it, I will.
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Originally posted by deevergote View Post$3k isn't all that expensive, honestly. Not for what you get.
However, it's not a direct fit.
Although, even though that is made for the H22... The H22 and H23 intake plenums are the same. The H22/H23 plenum bolts directly onto the F22A6 runners. The supercharger unit appears to be bolted onto the stock runners... which means the supercharger would probably bolt onto the F22A6 with no problems.
Some care would need to be taken to clear the brake master cylinder, though.
Still, there are other ways. As soon as I get off my lazy ass to prove it, I will.
to part together a good greddy or turbonetics kit you will be up close to that.at least for the H series.
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Originally posted by cm7k24 View Posti mean it really isn't,
to part together a good greddy or turbonetics kit you will be up close to that.at least for the H series.
Like Deev mentioned, it is not a direct fit and it will require some work to get it to fit nicely
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Originally posted by AbsurdNY View PostI actually don't care for the BOV noise myself. I prefer more of a sleeper. I have heard some people on this site actually say the reason they want a turbo is because of the BOV noise and not for the power it makes . Ridiculous if you ask me.
I think a supercharger from a Buick or even a Benz could work pretty nice with some custom fabrication. It won't be easy but then again, nothing is really that easy when you are boosting.
Just think of the props you would get for doing it. Yes a turbo still gets props when people see it under the hood but a supercharger is just way cooler IMO.
Plus you get that nice linear power throughout the RPM range and no lag.
Then again, I've heard of people with the desire for a turbo simply for the sound of the BOV as well..and I can't agree more: ridiculous. lolIF, implies a possibility.
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Originally posted by AbsurdNY View PostI actually don't care for the BOV noise myself. I prefer more of a sleeper. I have heard some people on this site actually say the reason they want a turbo is because of the BOV noise and not for the power it makes . Ridiculous if you ask me.
I think a supercharger from a Buick or even a Benz could work pretty nice with some custom fabrication. It won't be easy but then again, nothing is really that easy when you are boosting.
Just think of the props you would get for doing it. Yes a turbo still gets props when people see it under the hood but a supercharger is just way cooler IMO.
Plus you get that nice linear power throughout the RPM range and no lag.
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Originally posted by CyborgGT View PostI plan on supercharging my future H22 as well. Everybody turbos, it's boring and I like being different (plus, I freakin' hate that BOV noise). I'm very interested in how much goes into making the Jackson sc fit into a CB engine bay.'91 Concord Metallic Blue. Status: under construction
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Originally posted by JDM AlEXiTO View PostThen again, I've heard of people with the desire for a turbo simply for the sound of the BOV as well..and I can't agree more: ridiculous. lol
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If you are doing an a/c delete you may be able to mount this type of supercharger where the compressor is. Any way you go is going to have some level of fabrication, but if you can afford the project, the fab is the fun part. Good luck if you do it. Post pics. http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/Volks...Q5fAccessories I know they mount on or really close to the intake manifold, but it seems like the right size charger like this one could be fab'ed to pipe in like a turbo. Obviously you wouldn't want a charger that is just enough for a 2.2 to have to fill that much extra tubing. That would be a waste of space, time, and cash.Last edited by 93accdpj; 10-18-2009, 12:06 PM.My inferiority complex isn't as good as yours.
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