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Old Apr 6th, 2006, 12:07 PM
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What PSi do the standard supercharged Mini's run?

Hiya,

What PSi do the standard Mini Eaton superchargers run?

Also what psi is the standard supercharger capable of boosting before it becomes inefficient and needs upgrading?

Mainly after a answer to the first question.

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Old Apr 6th, 2006, 12:56 PM
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i think that general consensus is that we run 10.5 psi max.....the second question is a bit difficult to answer, and many ppl have different thoughts as to what they think the supercharger is capable of....

i think with a 15% reduction, the sc is still efficient, but also it depends on what sort of driving you do to decide on what pulley you want....

not many ppl upgrade to a larger supercharger, some ppl port and polish the standard Eaton M45....

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Thanks for the repy etalj,

So with the 15% reduction pulley you'll be looking at about 12psi?

Do you think 14 or 15psi would be achievable with the standard supercharger?
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oh no with a 15% pulley you'll be running about 14-15 psi, and with an intake, 15-16.....

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Hey there,

I am no expert - but according to WEB motorsports the stock boost is about 10-11 PSI. Web has tested the SC with BMW and they say the it is ok up to about 14-15PSI ( 15% pully ) any more than that and it becomes inefficent and generates to much heat. There are ways around those problems - if you invest the time and money. I have seen up to 19% pullys in daily use with little or no problems. There are several members of our local MINI club that have the dual charged ( turbo & super charger ) engines - they are AWESOME

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Quote: Originally Posted by sweatyfox
Thanks for the repy etalj,

So with the 15% reduction pulley you'll be looking at about 12psi?

Do you think 14 or 15psi would be achievable with the standard supercharger?

Bear in mind that if you install a better flowing exhaust and/or head & cam combo the boost level will drop.
Boost is nice but it's only part of the formula.
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Bear in mind that if you install a better flowing exhaust and/or head & cam combo the boost level will drop.
Boost is nice but it's only part of the formula.

but you still gain power yeh?

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Thanks for all your replies

Does anyone know what rpm the supercharger spins at to make either 10.5 or 15 psi?

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Quote: Originally Posted by sweatyfox
Thanks for all your replies

Does anyone know what rpm the supercharger spins at to make either 10.5 or 15 psi?

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i think its 14000 to make 10.5 psi, and 17000 give or take to make 15

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Am I right in saying that the SC is different in some models?? Which models have what charger?
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Am I right in saying that the SC is different in some models?? Which models have what charger?

They're all the same model. Some just have coated blades and some don't. If I remember right all the newer cars have the coated blades. It used to be just a CJW mod.
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Quote: Originally Posted by St00ge
i think its 14000 to make 10.5 psi, and 17000 give or take to make 15

Can anyone throw any light on the maximum rpm the Eaton supercharger can safely handle ? I'm using one on a 1.8 litre motor , aiming to achieve round the 14-15psi mark, and want to make sure I'm not spinning it too fast.
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