correct. .the only blowers that require certifications are screw blowers. the overdrive is so high that the rotors need to be checked for cracks. plus in a PSI screw, one of the rotors is actually 2 pieces epoxied together so that has to be checked. . roots blowers use billet rotors.
correct. .the only blowers that require certifications are screw blowers. the overdrive is so high that the rotors need to be checked for cracks. plus in a PSI screw, one of the rotors is actually 2 pieces epoxied together so that has to be checked. . roots blowers use billet rotors.
correct. .the only blowers that require certifications are screw blowers. the overdrive is so high that the rotors need to be checked for cracks. plus in a PSI screw, one of the rotors is actually 2 pieces epoxied together so that has to be checked. . roots blowers use billet rotors.
correct. .the only blowers that require certifications are screw blowers. the overdrive is so high that the rotors need to be checked for cracks. plus in a PSI screw, one of the rotors is actually 2 pieces epoxied together so that has to be checked. . roots blowers use billet rotors.
yes the whipple is a screw. I think it's a deal that once nhra and sfi decided one screw blower needed to be certified then ALL screw blowers needed to be certified.
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