m112
#1
m112
is there anyway to get a eaton m112 supercharger to fit on the 2.4 i wanna go big hahaha eather that or turbo maby m90 is big enough lol.. io know i says not for it but anyways to fabricate it to get it to fit on there ??
#6
No worthwhile gains to be had going that route.
One of the guys from eaton came here a while back and said they got LESS power than stock from an M90 hooked up to a 2.0. I dont think the extra 0.4L of the LE5 would improve the situation much, if at all.
One of the guys from eaton came here a while back and said they got LESS power than stock from an M90 hooked up to a 2.0. I dont think the extra 0.4L of the LE5 would improve the situation much, if at all.
Last edited by Pyros777; 12-13-2007 at 02:22 AM.
#7
Superchargers are based on engine size, if you buy one that's too big for the motor itself, then the motor can't make enough power to spin the blower.
#8
yes it's based on engine size because that's the only way to help allow not the smartest people make a choice on which sc to get. It's based on CFM. Why would a m90 not work on a 4 banger but on a v6 or v8? Because their head and engine require more CFM. SAME will happen with a 4 banger, you get to the point that with all your upgrades like pistons, head work etc, your M62 won't keep up to the air demand, hence you will need a bigger blower, that will keep up with the air demand and not add a huge amount of heat doing it.
#10
Or just build one, having a place weld up the mani is cheaper then buying a custom turbo main, piece of cake. We did a custom Turbo setup to my gf's cavalier, one fast Cavy that's for sure.
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