OK. I have gotten the air temp sensor. So thanks to all the guys who helped look for one.
We test fitted everything last night, looking awesome. Peter and I had a lot of stressful fun designing a little pipe from the supercharger into the Active Autowerke intake manifold.
Remember, I am running a custom kit here, half Active Auto, Half VF engineering, so some parts are incompatible and we need to fill the gaps. Hence why we won't be starting this weekend. The supercharger and intake manifold were sent to Peter's secret engineering workshop, where some awesome Magical Dwarfs create awesome shit...
See what I did there morinor.
Another thing we noticed was that we needed to refill the supercharger with new synthetic oil from Vortech. Well, imagine our shock when we couldn't open the the fill plug. It looked to be stripped from a previous fill that was done when I still had the charger on the 323i... to make matter worse, oil was coming out of it... Luckily Peter's dwarfs were able to open it easily and the oil that was coming out of the charger, was because the plug was also a breather plug, to vent any excess oil incase the supercharger was over filled. Obviously the supercharger was sitting upside down and the oil escaped out the breather plug. I got a fright thinking the threads were stripped and oil was escaping out of the charger, but thank goodness that is not the case.
Needless to say, I am very relieved. Almost had a heartattack on the spot as the plug is specific to this supercharger and NO ONE has them in South Africa. Not even RGMotorsports, who sell Vortech chargers. The bolt is going back into the charger and we will refill it with the new oil I just bought...
Anyone want to hazard a guess how much RGMotorsports charges for this oil?
Here are pics
leaking supercharger oil
Stripped Breather plug
The Fill/Breather Plug hole
The Vortech V3 supercharger
The insanely expensive Vortech Oil for the supercharger