JRSC rotor damage?

I just sold my JRSC, never had the thing apart, and the person who bought it from me told me that when he separated the intake manifold from the blower that the rotors looked similar to this. Apparently the epoxy is peeling off. What needs to be done to insure that the SC will be running strong for a long time. It was running stronger than ever the day I took it off my car. Any advice that I can tell this guy is greatly appreciated.
Greg
That thing needs to be sent back to the manufacturer or it will continue to just self destruct.
You didn't notice that giant chunk of epoxy peeled off of the rotor when you sold it?

Sonny
I took my apart before I installed it, and mine looked nothing like that. You can always send it to Endyn and they will make it better than before... or so I've heard...
What would you guys do if you were in my shoes? I sold this guy this charger, having no idea that is what it looked like inside because it was running real strong before I took it off. Thanks,
Greg
Greg
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tell him that it was sold in as is condition. There was no way that you would know that it looked like that if yo didnt open it up. Help him out, with install and tech support, but dont take it in the shorts on a used part that you sold.
Rob
Rob
see how much the rebuild would cost and maybe refund a few dollars help the guy out nothing worst then gettin a part ad both buyers were not aware of the damage.
I dunno i sort of had the same thing with a turbo before i just helped the guy out a bit
I dunno i sort of had the same thing with a turbo before i just helped the guy out a bit
I am waiting for him to come back to me with some pictures he was going to take. I guess I will have to work from there because I seriously had no idea the charger was like that.
Greg
Greg
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IMHO, Tell him the truth, that you had no idea about that, and tell him to give the blower shop a call @ (661) 299-5483. All they do is roots and twin screw blowers, i'm sure they would refinish or replace the rotors and teflon strip it for him.
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