How to Deal with Low Supercharger Pressure?

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Miranda
07/30/25 10:04am
First, remove the outer cover of the supercharger. Inside, there is a small screw, and at the end of the screw, there is a nut. Loosen this nut, then shorten the screw to adjust and increase the supercharger pressure. After adjustment, tighten the nut and reinstall the cover.
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