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No the drouin is centrifugal typeHow does a Drouin compress? Is it a Roots type blower?
I thought the twin belt was the early type?I Google translated the text for me - then thought others may be interested.
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Very rare part: complete supercharger for Norton Commando. If you want to know how an blown Commando drives, you should access it here. This is the last and best version with two straps (both included). The Norton primary cover can stay, just has to be modified. The carburetor is integrated in the housing, similar to the Gardner racing carburetor. A float chamber from the Manx or similar is needed for road operation. Pressure display and nameplate is also included. Selling privately without guarantee, redemption etc
Ahh - thanks! If it was Roots I would have been worried about the condition of the lobes (looking at the outside condition!).No the drouin is centrifugal type
Famously when your brand new drouin arrived on your doorstep you had to take the rotor and have it balanced I believe!!Ahh - thanks! If it was Roots I would have been worried about the condition of the lobes (looking at the outside condition!).
If it's centrifugal there should be no worries.
...not that I'm remotely considering it.