Do superchargers require oil?
Superchargers just require a dedicated oil. For normal use, we recommend changing the oil every 12,000 miles. Severe use will require more frequent changes. The standard bottle holds 7 ounces and – depending on the kit – the supercharger takes approximately 5 ounces.
What kind of oil should I run in my supercharger?
Q. What type of oil should I run in my supercharger? A. You should run a High Quality 80w/90 gear oil with a GL-5 rating with Zinc. Synthetic oil or Synthetic blends are OK to use. We do sell oil with Zinc, the part number is #4110. How Much oil ? With a sight glass, fill it up until you see it.
How to change the oil on a Grand Prix GTP?
Also remove the engine oil crankcase filler cap. Then locate the snout of your Eaton M90 or M112 supercharger and the belt that goes around the pulley. The stock pulley on a Pontiac Grand Prix GTP is 3.8″. By putting on a smaller pulley you can force the supercharger to spin faster and produce more boost and hp.
How to change the supercharger oil in a GTP?
The first step to changing the supercharger oil is to remove the engine cover by unscrewing the bolt just above the “3800 Series II Supercharged” text on the cover. Also remove the engine oil crankcase filler cap.
What kind of engine does Pontiac Grand Prix GTP have?
Owners of the supercharged Nissan Frontier SC and the Xterra SC, or certain Chevy, GMC, and Hummer SUV with blowers may also find this guide helpful. To the right you’ll see my 2001 GM Pontiac Grand Prix GTP with a 3.8 Liter Eaton M90 Supercharged 3800 Series II V6 engine.
Also remove the engine oil crankcase filler cap. Then locate the snout of your Eaton M90 or M112 supercharger and the belt that goes around the pulley. The stock pulley on a Pontiac Grand Prix GTP is 3.8″. By putting on a smaller pulley you can force the supercharger to spin faster and produce more boost and hp.
The first step to changing the supercharger oil is to remove the engine cover by unscrewing the bolt just above the “3800 Series II Supercharged” text on the cover. Also remove the engine oil crankcase filler cap.
Are there any superchargers for the Pontiac Grand Prix?
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Owners of the supercharged Nissan Frontier SC and the Xterra SC, or certain Chevy, GMC, and Hummer SUV with blowers may also find this guide helpful. To the right you’ll see my 2001 GM Pontiac Grand Prix GTP with a 3.8 Liter Eaton M90 Supercharged 3800 Series II V6 engine.