Saw this over on SVTP......
http://www.svtperformance.com/forums...cs-plenty.html
Saw this over on SVTP......
http://www.svtperformance.com/forums...cs-plenty.html
Failure is simply the opportunity to begin again more intelligently....
Wow...that must be a manufacturing defect..wonder if he contacted Ford and got anything for it.
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Sometimes this type thing depends on the tuner, unless it just happens to be a manufacturing defect.
I'm glad I thoroughly trust my tuner.
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Looks like a front bearing failure. The owner drover the car 600 miles after the bearing started to make noise..dufus....
Don't know if the bearing was hurt possibly when a pulley was installed or if it was simply a bad bearing. Either way no way he should have driven the car that far with a known problem like that.
Yea, that was a Darwin award move for sure......but he should have also removed the intercooler and cleaned it properly as well.
Failure is simply the opportunity to begin again more intelligently....
Who is your tuner?Originally Posted by Tommy Gun
Sometimes this type thing depends on the tuner, unless it just happens to be a manufacturing defect.
I'm glad I thoroughly trust my tuner.
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Tough supercharger though!! Ground down but didn't snap...Looks like a front bearing failure. The owner drover the car 600 miles after the bearing started to make noise..dufus....
Don't know if the bearing was hurt possibly when a pulley was installed or if it was simply a bad bearing. Either way no way he should have driven the car that far with a known problem like that.
same as yours...
I wonder who did the aftermarket polishing ...I bet it's really easy to contaminate a SC when polishing it if not really carefull -- just a little grit will do it.Looks like a front bearing failure. The owner drover the car 600 miles after the bearing started to make noise..dufus....
Don't know if the bearing was hurt possibly when a pulley was installed or if it was simply a bad bearing. Either way no way he should have driven the car that far with a known problem like that.
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