If your Hellcat supercharger has been singing a little too much lately—and not in a good way—it might be time to show your bearing plate some love. Our Upgraded Hellcat Supercharger Bearing Plate Bearings are designed for one thing: keeping your supercharger spinning smoothly, quietly, and happily while you go about making irresponsible amounts of boost.
From the factory, bearing plate bearings do their job just fine… until you start turning things up. More boost, more RPM, more heat—suddenly those stock bearings are working overtime and sending subtle (or not-so-subtle) warning signs. That’s where these upgraded bearings step in like a gym buddy who actually spots the weight instead of filming you.
These bearings are built to handle higher loads, increased shaft speeds, and the kind of abuse that comes with performance-driven Hellcat builds. Whether you’re running aggressive pulley setups, upgraded snouts, ported blowers, or just driving like every on-ramp is a qualifying lap, these bearings provide the durability and reliability your setup needs.
Precision manufacturing ensures consistent tolerances and smooth operation, helping reduce friction and unnecessary heat buildup inside the supercharger. Less friction means less wear, improved efficiency, and a longer service life—basically everything you want when parts are spinning thousands of times per minute inches away from chaos.
These upgraded bearing plate bearings are ideal for preventative maintenance, rebuilds, or performance upgrades. They’re a smart choice whether you’re fixing a noisy setup, refreshing a high-mileage blower, or building something that’s destined to see more boost than common sense would recommend.
Best of all, they’re designed as a direct-fit solution, so you’re not reinventing the wheel—or the supercharger. Install them during a bearing plate service or rebuild and enjoy peace of mind knowing your blower is supported by components that can actually keep up.
Because horsepower is fun. Replacing blown bearings on a weekend you wanted to race? Not so much.
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