Weiand 177 Series Supercharger Kit for 1969-86 SBC Long Nose
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Items You Need
177 Superchargers - Small Block Chevrolet
Specifications:
Weiand's Pro-Street Superchargers represent a significant leap in technology for obtaining substantial performance gains while maintaining drive ability and reliability. The 177 Supercharger is very similar to the 6-71 series in style but the 177 is a compact version, allowing you to fit this supercharger under most medium sized cowl induction hoods on trucks and muscle cars. The 177 Series superchargers are engineered to produce 25-40% more power while maintaining excellent drivability!
All Weiand superchargers feature 100% NEW CNC machined parts (no remanufactured components). New thick-wall cases and rotors eliminate high-RPM flex and provide maximum reliability. All superchargers are 100% Boost Tested to help you squeeze the maximum power and efficiency out of your supercharger!
Features & Benefits
Installation Notes:
Kits Include: Manifold, Blower Assembly, Drive Snout, Pulleys, Belt and Hardware.
Supercharger Troubleshooting Guide
how high of compretion can be used on the engine ,when using the super charger
Can you change the pulley sizes for added boost?
I would like a 177 series to fit my 1997 L31 vortec Chevrolet sb
Motor Vehicles
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Tools:
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Electrical Cords
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