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Author Subject: *FINISHED* SUPERCHARGER KITS
rich_w

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I'm making a batch of supercharger kits, essentially duplicating the kit that has been developed on my car.

The kit is designed for GTi-6/Rallye (XU10J4RS) and XSi 16V (XU10J4).

It is designed for use with the ingenious Rotrex C30 series superchargers.

Power gains to 250-400 BHP are possible, depending on engine specification and boost pressure.

250BHP is achievable on a standard engine, for more than this low compression forged pistons are required.

The kit is designed to retain the standard Magneti Marelli 1AP.10 engine management system, so full factory level diagnostics are achievable.

The kit is designed to work on non air-con cars, so you may have to sacrifice your air-con for this. You can retain the air-con by using an electric power steering (EPAS) pump from the 106 or Saxo though. This is outside the scope of my kit, and therefore I can't supply any parts for this aspect of the conversion.

The Kit, as it stands, contains the following items:

Shortened inlet manifold
Fabricated from aluminium. Complete with take-off for fuel pressure regulator and brake servo vacuum hoses.

It comes with an anodised finish - choice of colours available.





Inlet and Throttle assembly

This refers to the components between the inlet of the supercharger, and the air filter. See below for detail of individual components.

MAP Sensor/ICV Housing Block

This is the large square aluminium block attached to the inlet of the supercharger. All parts are milled from solid 6082 T6 alloy billet. It is drilled/tapped to mount the sensors above (MAP - Manifold Absolute Pressure and ICV - Idle Control Valve). It is an interference fit on the supercharger compressor housing, the other end is drilled/tapped to mate to the GTi-6 throttle body.

The new design will be machined from two pieces of alloy billet, which will bolt together using the same bolt-hole-pattern as the throttle body. The whole assembly and throttle body will be held together by the same 4 bolts making assembly and removal easy. The purpose for manufacturing the housing in two pieces is to enable it to act as a carrier for inlet reducer rings, see below.

All fastenings to be included.




Inlet Reducer Rings

This is how you control the power and boost of your car, and is a much better method than changing the pulley. The pullies are

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Posted 5th Dec 2007 at 05:07
bigbadbowen

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Post #2
If anyone thinking of doing this conversion I have a perfectly sound engine just gagging to be charged Cool - Can do it all on this engine then just drop it into your car then sell your engine Smile
Posted 1st Aug 2007 at 04:40
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If anyone thinking of doing this conversion I have a perfectly sound engine just gagging to be charged Cool - Can do it all on this engine then just drop it into your car then sell your engine Smile


is forged up to the knackers???


rich what about fuel pressure and pumps??
Posted 1st Aug 2007 at 06:45
damien

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Post #4
how much deposit is needed?
Posted 1st Aug 2007 at 13:02
petegti6

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how much deposit is needed?


The shitter is just crying out for a charger isn't it Happy

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Posted 1st Aug 2007 at 13:19
damien

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yeah your right but that money is for the kitcar, still in 2 minds with what to do with it
Posted 1st Aug 2007 at 13:50
steveoz32

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Post #7
Nice work mate, that kit looks spot on.

I'd be tempted myself instead of getting a 6 if my engine hadn't already done 120k Sad

What sort of money can you get the C30's for out of interest? and which C30 did you use?

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Posted 1st Aug 2007 at 15:38
birk

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Is it fair to say im on the list of 5 for this then ? Big grin

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Posted 1st Aug 2007 at 18:45
steveoz32

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Nice work mate, that kit looks spot on.

I'd be tempted myself instead of getting a 6 if my engine hadn't already done 120k Sad

What sort of money can you get the C30's for out of interest? and which C30 did you use?


I use a C30-94, and can get them as 1-offs for about

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Posted 1st Aug 2007 at 19:21
birk

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Is it fair to say im on the list of 5 for this then ? Big grin


Your not mate... but that is because this is for 5 kits on top of the ones that have already had a deposit put on them including yours...

I figured it would be best to make a handful of spares as they can't be produced as 1-offs.

Wink


Ahh i see, i thought as much, best to be safe tho, did i mention in pm that i'd be after the 2nd kit thing your making with the TB in and all the other gubbins, if so, what would be the next step with regards payment!

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Posted 1st Aug 2007 at 20:06
mabgti

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This is the pinnacle of GTI-6 tuning imoNinja

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Posted 2nd Aug 2007 at 00:00
spall12

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Post #12
how much would we be looking at to get it fitted ?

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Posted 2nd Aug 2007 at 00:20
easypug

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Post #13
I'd like one of the kits and at a later date the supercharger also. Could you send me payment details to david_t_potter@hotmail.com

Cheers Dave
Posted 3rd Aug 2007 at 07:57
felix

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Post #14
Are there any of these kits still for sale?

If there are could you send me a PM with Bank details, and I can pay you a deposit.

Thanks,

Felix.
Posted 3rd Aug 2007 at 18:39
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cool, a 205 though
Shock man thats crazy it WILL Superman

Will be interesting to see how each car copes with it as well or not. The 205 is a good car but i dont think youd ever convince me to get in a supercharged one Crazy
Posted 3rd Aug 2007 at 22:10
rallyestyle

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cool, a 205 though
Shock man thats crazy it WILL Superman


Surely in some sort of RWD conversion Dunno Everytime i look at this thread i just want to phone the loan company Laugh Doh

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Posted 3rd Aug 2007 at 22:25
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do you know what would top your engine bay off rich, a clear cambelt cover, would be very apple macintosh haha
Posted 3rd Aug 2007 at 22:41
28craig

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cool, a 205 though
Shock man thats crazy it WILL Superman

Will be interesting to see how each car copes with it as well or not. The 205 is a good car but i dont think youd ever convince me to get in a supercharged one Crazy


Well i can't wait to have a drive of it Cool
A 205 is fine to handle that sort of power aslong as the rest of the car has been built to.
Posted 4th Aug 2007 at 00:08
trustplum

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Post #19
Hey rich can you put me down for one of the 5 please, and pm me the payment details thanks Big grin

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Posted 4th Aug 2007 at 17:29
cosmic spanner

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did you get my PM, Rich? Unsure

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Posted 4th Aug 2007 at 18:35
rich_w

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Hey rich can you put me down for one of the 5 please, and pm me the payment details thanks Big grin


Details sent....

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Posted 4th Aug 2007 at 21:05
rich_w

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did you get my PM, Rich? Unsure


Replied to mate Wink

Sorry for the slow reply.

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Posted 4th Aug 2007 at 21:06
keith

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Post #23
just found this thread..i take it the deadline has passed?
Posted 6th Aug 2007 at 02:35
ryuujin

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Post #24
would this work on a 406?

How much would it cost for a total of everything you would need to get about 250 horsepower in a 406? On the 2 litre engine?

For absolutely everything, gaskets, the charger itself, supports, intercooler?
Posted 6th Aug 2007 at 03:30
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it'll work on any XU10J4R or RS, and quite probably the XU7, though the brackets may not fit straight on the XU7.

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