Kenne Bell Superchargers - Home Screwed
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Increased boost pressures mean higher temperatures and stresses on the supercharger. This leads to rotor flexing and a need for tougher rotor supports in superchargers designed for high output. This cutaway of the Kenne Bell rotor illustrates how the rotor is located by a stout bolt and twin rows of roller bearing. Because this assembly is at the cooler, less-stressed intake end of the supercharger, these parts are smaller than at the drive end, but the twin row bearing speaks volumes about the critical need to maintain rotor alignment. View Related Article
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Ford E-250 Research
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