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Old 09-03-2005, 09:55 AM
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So yesterday the supercharger came off....Very sad, but the blower itself was leaking oil. So the blower was made incorrectly. The JRSC is supposed to be a sealed unit, not mine it was leaking oil. So the blower was bad. I just wanted everyone to know that this stuff does happen, the boost spike, and lack of power was not normal for a JRSC. Just send it back today.
After driving a boost car, and now not....my integra is so slow.
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What better a time to go turbo and kick your blower to the curb.
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