Can anyone tell me the correct belt part number for the alpha supercharger?
Posts by jaytee
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happy birthday, bro!
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Nope, the steam line coming off of the radiator was a little redundant in the original setup on the 2015-2016 models. They took it off in the 2016.5 models and since the upper radiator hose will still allow any air to go up to the steam line coming off of the cylinder head, the one on the radiator is no longer needed.
thanks for chiming in, Dave.. so will this one work for my 15? 16 Polaris Slingshot Radiator 1240765 1241022 | eBay
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Does anybody know if there are differences between the 2015 and 2016 slingshot radiators? Can a 2016 radiator fit on a 2015?
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The local shop I have it now will rebuild the engine with forged internals. After they are done I will have a boost pressure gauge installed. I do plan on removing the baffle from the 1320 exhaust and maybe even going with another exhaust. The reason why i put the baffle on was due to the loudness of the 1320. I will remove it after it is delivered back to me.
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15 psi is at the very very very edge of the 2bar sensor. I know this because I would set a check engine light each time I would turn the boost up on my turbo setup. It would max out the scale and give a "voltage to high" on that sensor. When you run out of numbers it doesn't know how much fuel to add.
Do you have a AFR guage and if so what are you seeing where you seeing under boost ?
What exhaust do you have @jaytee?
It makes me wonder if there is some restriction on the exhaust side...
I hate to hear anytime an engine dies.. it hurts you feelings and your wallet.....
yes I have an AFR gauge..didnt see anything out of the norm. I have the 1320 headers and exhaust with a baffle..you think the baffle has something to do with it? I put it on because without the baffle the exhaust is too loud for me.
yes I have an AFR gauge..didnt see anything out of the norm. I have the 1320 headers and exhaust with a baffle..you think the baffle has something to do with it? I put it on because without the baffle the exhaust is too loud for me.
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like i said this is engine #2. same supercharger..same ecm tune..ddm said it was pushing 15 psi at 7000 rpm on the dyno. they tested it twice.. when i picked it up, it was fine. when I got it back home it was blowing smoke.
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dunno why you guys are shitting on it. sounds good to me but not for boosted engines.
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Yep..here I go again.. after the original motor getting blown to bits, here I am again with another engine issue with the apparently ungodly power the alpha supercharger is putting out.. I initially thought the head gasket was blown on my second engine, but no..it appears that the #2 cylinder has been compromised. THIS TIME I am getting the engine rebuilt with forged internals and ARP head studs as I should have from the beginning. Not blaming fault on anybody here..my own fault for not building the engine from the start. Let's us all pray (for my wallet) these engine internals are the answer. (LOL).
so the question is..has anybody other than me had issues with the alpha supercharger blowing engines? Seems like that I'm the only one having this issue. Bad luck?
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Take the oil fill cap off and look at the bottom of it. If it looks like chocolate milk is stuck to it you have water getting into the oil. Pull the dipstick and look at it on the stick.
Unfortunately I am going to say you have a serious problem somewhere. It might even be a crack in the casting of the block. But most likely a head gasket. What turbo system are you running? And why did you install a catch can originally?
Im running the alpha supercharger. Running the catch can because of the oil pooling at the bottom of my blow off valve.
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Ok I checked the coolant level which is good and the oil dipstick which is not milky and the oil cap which doesn't have the milky substance on it.
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ok ill check when i get home..thanks
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Found this milky substance in my newly installed oil catch can earlier today...about 1/4 catch can full of this milkshake stuff after only 5 days. Blown head gasket?
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Happy birthday, Brother! I appreciate the help on the hood latches and the oil catch can! more like my birthday! lol
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looks like it has been signed into law.
AN ACT to amend and reenact §17B-1-1 of the Code of West Virginia, 1931, as amended; to amend and reenact §17B-2-7b of said code; to amend said code by adding thereto a new section, designated §17C-1-69; and to amend and reenact §17C-15-44 of said code, all relating to autocycles; creating an autocycle exemption from motorcycle examination, licensing and endorsement requirements; allowing a person with a valid driver’s license to operate an autocycle; creating an autocycle exemption from helmet and certain other motorcycle or motor-driven cycle safety requirements; defining terms; deleting obsolete language regarding the motorcycle safety and education committee; and making technical corrections.
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Whats up yall! Well here is the update! I tried to put it all into this video. My slingshot is now running but we still have a little ways to go before it is completed. We have more tuning to do on the Haltech ECU.
Here is a short list of the build: Everything listed below was built designed and installed by DDM Works.
DDM Works Built motor
Upgraded Rotrex Supercharger
Aggressive Cams
Water Methanol Injection Kit - I forgot to mention this before
Haltech computer
Adjustable Sway Bar
Extended Opening Hinges
Shift Knob
Coolant Re-route
Oil Cooler
Performance ClutchHoly crap that engine sounds phenomenal.. jeez.
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I will say this, after near 1k miles since I got mine back, not 1 drip, leak, or anything At all but pure fun driving it!
Got my first serious race today with a Turbo Porsche, we started at 75mph, dead even to 130, then I started pulling on him, we were well into 150s and we called it, his License plate said
"Told You". Seems I "Punished" him
Good day!150?
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grey for me
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Thanks @jaytee for the update, again sorry to see this happen to you.
Dave gave me one of the new clips to place on mines when he was here last week, and I know he will ensure you have one on the new engine. With DDM setup I never had any issues with there Map Sensor popping out but nothing wrong with a little extra protection. If you need anything brother...just reach out ....
And I guess its safe to say ...it was most likely not to much PSI or possible bad injectors that blew the puppy. Always something to be learned with these machines...thank you sir, and once again thank you for allowing me to utilize that nice trailer to roll down to SC to drop off my baby only to get babied for my baby! lol.
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Thanks @jaytee for keeping us updated and re-affirming the importance of making sure that devil sensor stays in place. I think there's been enough light shed on the fact that we all must take additional steps to ensuring that sensor stays put. Good luck with the rebuild.
thank you @jorgebri60