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 Post subject: AU VCT compare EF/L/AU non-VCT I6 Powerdyne - different mode
Posted: Wed Mar 05, 2008 10:48 am 
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Anyone know if a different Powerdyne supercharger is used on an AU VCT I6 compared to an EF/L/AU non-VCT I6?

You can see from the following photos that a different mounting bracket is used, and the blower is mounted at a different angle due to the different belt system on an AU VCT. But the outlet of the blower is still at the same position - so does this mean a different model PD is used, or is it just a replacement back peice for the blower?

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AU VCT:

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I'll ask CAPA later, but I'm in uni class at the moment using wireless internet and thought someone might know...
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Posted: Wed Mar 05, 2008 12:37 pm 
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I would be 99% sure that they are both BD-11a head units just with the rear section rotated on a different angle.
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Posted: Wed Mar 05, 2008 1:53 pm 
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xr8ute wrote:
I would be 99% sure that they are both BD-11a head units just with the rear section rotated on a different angle.


That's what I thought. So the rear section just rotates or it's a different rear section?
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Posted: Wed Mar 05, 2008 2:45 pm 
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Assuming its like the S-trim I have, and all turbo head units ive seen, it will just be a case of rotating...

i.e. Process would be something along the lines of; loosen the bolts
rotate
carefully check clearance between compressor wheel and case
and finally re-torque bolts.

You may want to check/confirm with someone who knows better though. At a minimum, you'll need to know what to re-torque the bolts too.
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Posted: Wed Mar 05, 2008 3:04 pm 
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The VCT belt is longer than the standard belt and it appears to only suit the AU VCT, I assume the different bracket allows them to use an off the shelf belt.

 

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Posted: Sat Mar 08, 2008 7:42 pm 
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xr8ute wrote:
Assuming its like the S-trim I have, and all turbo head units ive seen, it will just be a case of rotating...

i.e. Process would be something along the lines of; loosen the bolts
rotate
carefully check clearance between compressor wheel and case
and finally re-torque bolts.

You may want to check/confirm with someone who knows better though. At a minimum, you'll need to know what to re-torque the bolts too.


I believe you are correct - your the second person who has given me this answer now.
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