Project - Supercharger - Stage 2
Posted: Mon Oct 12, 2009 11:44 am
Thought this might be of interest to some people so will try to update progress of this as it takes shape. So here goes, Bought my first Lotus about 18month, a lovely 111s enjoyed it immensely in that time including a epic trip round Europe last summer and a few track days. However I started to crave more power for it. Looked at various options for upgrading the K-series, which didn't seam to make financial sense, a lot of money for not much extra gain and possibly reduced reliability. Next thought would be to do a Honda conversion, this was hugely appealing but again a lot of money, which I didn’t feel, I would get back if I decided to sell it on at any point. So after a visit to see Graeme at Murray’s I swapped this
for this (prior to Ally Rennie's detail)
A big thanks to Graeme for firstly for sorting out a excellent deal and also for all my requests for stuff to be done to the car prior to taking delivery. The new car is a N/A magnetic blue exige with just 19,000 miles on it and in perfect condition, complete with touring pack and aircon etc. Graeme also arranged for the splitter scoops and wing all to be colour coded prior to taking delivery. I was due to collect the car on Saturday afternoon after work and Ally Rennie kindly agreed to give up his Saturday morning to give a complete detail of the car before I picked it up, hopefully he should be along shortly with some photos and info on the detail carried out. Looked absolutely stunning by the time I arrived late on Saturday to pick it up. A big thank you to Graeme for staying on late to get the hand over all complete. So here comes the interesting bits, after chatting to Dan from SPS automotive I decided to import a supercharger from Black watch racing in the US http://www.blackwatchracing.com After a few emails from Fred Zust at black watch the supercharger was dispatched and arrived with me this morning, couldn’t resist unpacking it to have a quick look
The car is currently in at Drivers in Glasgow having the rubbish stereo replaced and my Momo steering wheel fitted along with a few other modifications changing the standard alloys for a nice set of Team Dynamics Pro -Race wheels. Once that is all done it will be taking the car down to Dan to have the supercharger fitted and then we will look at the best options for reflashing the ECU. Should be an interesting projects, apoligies itf i have missed anything out or bad spelling just wanted to post this up quickly while i had 2 mins spare this morning

for this (prior to Ally Rennie's detail)



A big thanks to Graeme for firstly for sorting out a excellent deal and also for all my requests for stuff to be done to the car prior to taking delivery. The new car is a N/A magnetic blue exige with just 19,000 miles on it and in perfect condition, complete with touring pack and aircon etc. Graeme also arranged for the splitter scoops and wing all to be colour coded prior to taking delivery. I was due to collect the car on Saturday afternoon after work and Ally Rennie kindly agreed to give up his Saturday morning to give a complete detail of the car before I picked it up, hopefully he should be along shortly with some photos and info on the detail carried out. Looked absolutely stunning by the time I arrived late on Saturday to pick it up. A big thank you to Graeme for staying on late to get the hand over all complete. So here comes the interesting bits, after chatting to Dan from SPS automotive I decided to import a supercharger from Black watch racing in the US http://www.blackwatchracing.com After a few emails from Fred Zust at black watch the supercharger was dispatched and arrived with me this morning, couldn’t resist unpacking it to have a quick look



The car is currently in at Drivers in Glasgow having the rubbish stereo replaced and my Momo steering wheel fitted along with a few other modifications changing the standard alloys for a nice set of Team Dynamics Pro -Race wheels. Once that is all done it will be taking the car down to Dan to have the supercharger fitted and then we will look at the best options for reflashing the ECU. Should be an interesting projects, apoligies itf i have missed anything out or bad spelling just wanted to post this up quickly while i had 2 mins spare this morning