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Old 04-18-2007, 06:14 PM
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Is there any reason I can not clock the blower side of a D1SC? Do i need to do anything afterwards?
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Old 04-18-2007, 07:26 PM
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Is there any reason I can not clock the blower side of a D1SC? Do i need to do anything afterwards?

nope and nope. You can clock them any direction that works. Just tighten them up evenly, really not a critical procedure.

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Thanks for the reply, I did not see any reason why I could not, I just have not heard of anyone doing it.

This vid got me thinking and when I bolted my procharger up today the first thing i said well i want this thing pointed down.

http://www.nelsonracingengines.com/v...ownBBCHigh.wmv
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Yep I reclocked mine a bit...not a big deal. But now after seeing that vid I may look at my options again! Just in time too as I start plumbing it this weekend!!
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That video still cracks me up. That motor belongs to Speedster on Lateral G. BOOM..............Ohhhhhh......................... .. ROFLMAO
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