Hey,

I need a powerdyne mounting bracket ASAP for an LT1 camaro.

Anyone know where to get one?

I'm going to buy some plate steel and make one if I can't get
one because I need it ASAP!!!!

Thanks,
-Tim

 

carolinacasper:
Their website seems to up and functioning have you tried calling them?

http://www.powerdyne.com/mounting.htm (page with mounting kits)

from their site:
Phone: 818-993-8400 | email: info@powerdyne.com

 

Thanks NJ for responding,
but Powerdyne has not returned my calls or emails.

I've heard rumors of bankruptcy and a new owner of the company.

 

Try www.superchargerrebuilds.com, ask for Todd,i got the whole system with high speed bearings,venting and 928 motorsport impeller, packed away in garage.

CLARY

 

pm'd you with a refussable offer!!!

 

carolinacasper:
I'd read somewhere they had reorganized and were back in business again ... I guess not yet. I hope they get back on their feet again. Some of the dealers on their website list might have access to parts though. Good Luck. Both the mounting plate and foundation plate are aluminum. 3/8"thick ?

Clary:
After you install, let us know how the 928Motorsports impeller performs. The writeup is impressive and so is the price! I think I'd like to hear confirmation from a real live third party before I'd spend that much.

 

I all ready had the supercharger on, before the impeller on dyno jet it made mhp 456.95@5200 AND MAX TORQUE 486.75@4600.After it made484.47@5300 AND MAX TORQUE 493.95@4600.
I have a procharger D1 on now,selling powerdyne system,if you want to make big power the powerdyne can,t cut it.

Hope this helps Clary

 

Clary:

Thanks for the reply. I was curious because a graph on 928 implied that the largest percentage gains were in the mid range, which for me is where daily-driver fun resides. I'm not really looking for big power on this car, just low maintenance enjoyment. (I've done enough clutches in my driveway ... the thrill is gone!)
Thanks again. Good Fortune with your D1 setup.

 

Just an update to an old thread.

I contacted Powerdyne back in 2009, and they werent willing to ship me a bracket for under a couple hundred dollars, so I just made one myself.

Here is the picture of it on the left with a (broken) prototype on right. It was an EXACT fit, except for having to enlarge 1 hole with a dremmel because it was slightly miscalculated. You can see where I repainted it.



I used lead pipe cut to length to connect to the front bracket.