Anybody out there wondering what happens if/ when you break a belt on a Roush/ Whipple PD blower combo- nothing. Drive it home. The car won't exactly be a beast running on the little bypass valve but it'll get you there. No surging or other weird driveability issues noticed.
Not sure why the belt let go, I was at the track, had just ran a mid-10 pass and next time around it didn't want to hit the tires for the burnout, I did manage a burnout with no blower belt somehow.. then the tree came down and it was just a complete pooch. Get to the pits and pop the hood, there's the belt coiled up on the blower. So I drove it 70 miles home at 80mph though it did feel like a 4-cyl.
Belt had about 5K miles and a crapload of passes on it, prior belt had over 20K miles. The blower kit/ pullies/ tensioner etc have almost 40K miles so I'll have to check everything tomorrow and see if the tensioner's out of whack or a pulley bearing is going out or something.
Not sure why the belt let go, I was at the track, had just ran a mid-10 pass and next time around it didn't want to hit the tires for the burnout, I did manage a burnout with no blower belt somehow.. then the tree came down and it was just a complete pooch. Get to the pits and pop the hood, there's the belt coiled up on the blower. So I drove it 70 miles home at 80mph though it did feel like a 4-cyl.
Belt had about 5K miles and a crapload of passes on it, prior belt had over 20K miles. The blower kit/ pullies/ tensioner etc have almost 40K miles so I'll have to check everything tomorrow and see if the tensioner's out of whack or a pulley bearing is going out or something.