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Old 05-04-2006, 02:48 PM
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clocking a Procharger?

Does anyone know what is involved in re clocking the volute output approximately 180 degrees on a P1-SC? I heard somewhere that it wasn't as easy as just loosening the bolts and swinging it around but wanted more opinions. Does anyone here have any experience doing it?

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I've done it quite a few times. All you have to do is take the bolts out holding the volute to the transmission of the blower and rotate it, then reinstall the bolts/brackets. If for some reason the volute is a little tight on there, just heat the volute with a propane torch and it will expand just enough to loosen it up.
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It took me a couple of minutes to do mine. Just loosened the bolts and adjusted it. I wonder if all P1sc and D1sc's designed this way? It's very handy.
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