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Old Apr 19, 2004 | 11:42 PM
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I was reading the forum and found this one on supercharging ......GREAT JOB . LOOKS GOOD. It's nice to see someone else that likes supercharged Rotarys.
I have also. Here have a look see.

http://members.cardomain.com/codeblue2
Old Apr 19, 2004 | 11:49 PM
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Hi , All
I was reading the forum and found this one on supercharging ......GREAT JOB . LOOKS GOOD. It's nice to see someone else that likes supercharged Rotarys.
I have also. Here have a look see.

http://members.cardomain.com/codeblue2
how are you controlling ignition? stock dizzy?
Old Apr 20, 2004 | 12:28 AM
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http://www.sonicrat.org/run1.MPG
http://www.sonicrat.org/run2.MPG
Old Apr 20, 2004 | 12:29 AM
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im not trying to be a dick, but what the hell is this supposed to be? ive been trying to figure it out for days now
Old Apr 20, 2004 | 12:31 AM
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http://www.sonicrat.org/run1.MPG
http://www.sonicrat.org/run2.MPG
sorry but the BOV sounds like a baby fart in one of those vids.

nice work! why is the girl laughing?
Old Apr 20, 2004 | 12:32 AM
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I just watched them too, someone must not of had their smoke or coffe, a bit shakey on the cam there. Ahh well. Find a dyno now
Old Apr 20, 2004 | 07:59 AM
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Sorry to be a noob, but the NA FCs dont have LSD, or the same tranny / drivetrain layout as the T2s do they?
Old Apr 20, 2004 | 08:01 AM
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Na has a differnt trans, drive shaft, rear end half shafts, fly wheel and clutch than NA's
Old Apr 20, 2004 | 09:21 AM
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Have you considered making some of the parts then selling them ?
Old Apr 20, 2004 | 10:04 AM
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thanks sonicrat for hosting those
Sorry about the quality, It was one of my twin sisters who was running the camera.

I cant connect at all if i drop the clutch even if i warm the tires up first.
The first run was was a drop at 2500 rpm and the second was from a 5mph roll
Here is a pic of the rubber i leave.

I am getting a 4.3lsd and ditching the 3.9 open, you can see why

Also i am working on intercooling my system because I have measured the temp on the intake pipe after some hard pulling with an infared Thermometer and it is at about 200 degrees F.
I can feel the car lose power after it pulls a little bit because the manifold is getting heat soaked
I have a track meet and have to go(It is the gayest thing in the world)
I am going to buy a s5 tII complete intake system and adapt that to my n/a block. This will make intercooling an easy task because the throttle body on the TII Comes from the drivers side not the passenger side. I am going to hook up a front mount IC. I wont have a piping mess with the TII intake
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zbrown, where did u get ur bypass valve and Bov?
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is the Eaton M90 the best fit for a 13b w/ 4 bridgeports. will it flow over the entire RMP range?

Anyone know what all of the factory Ford models came w/ this supercharger stock? What about a Bonneville 3800 SC?

Might try this project myself

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Old Apr 20, 2004 | 06:09 PM
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Originally posted by mijuguete
is the Eaton M90 the best fit for a 13b w/ 4 bridgeports. will it flow over the entire RMP range?

Anyone know what all of the factory Ford models came w/ this supercharger stock? What about a Bonneville 3800 SC?

Might try this project myself

Alfonso
the bonneville is casted to go with the bonneville intake manifold. Actually I think all of the sc 3800's are.

you're looking for the tbird super coupe from 89- a long time :-D or cougar xr-7. Those are not casted to the intake manifold. If you can find a 94+ supercharger that one is best.

I think that the m90 would not move enough air for a good bridge... you'd be better off going with a whipple. you can get just the supercharger new for under 3k I think. check whipple's website.
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zbrown, where did u get ur bypass valve and Bov?
the eaton 3rd and 4th gens come with a bypass valve I think.
Old Apr 20, 2004 | 07:53 PM
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This thread is great and im definelty going to do the same to my car. I have the s/c and all the plumbing but still have a few questions. 1st, i would also like to know what blow off valve and bypass valve your using. I like the fact that yours is pretty quiet. The loud ones sound like the transmissions busting everytime you shift. 2nd, How the hell does your car not catch second like a champ, are you taking it easy when shifting? 3rd, are your auxillary ports operating?..I think im gunna use a RPM switch and the air pump from a lumbar seat but if it doenst matter than im not going to bother. And lastly this is my thoughts on an intercooler. Instead of an intercooler i was thinking of wrapping the exhaust manifold and making a heat shield to take care of some of the heat. I really dont wanna get into changeing over to a turbo intake. Any thoughts?

Oh yeah, seeing how your getting a new diff, how about a nice Burnout Video...Everyone LOVES burnouts

Old Apr 20, 2004 | 09:58 PM
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Also will it be hard to use a Holly with it or is better fuel injected?
What size carb?
The engine is a non turbo, Will it work?
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And lastly this is my thoughts on an intercooler. Instead of an intercooler i was thinking of wrapping the exhaust manifold and making a heat shield to take care of some of the heat. I really dont wanna get into changeing over to a turbo intake. Any thoughts?
The point of the intercooler is to cool the air the supercharger makes. The supercharger will make hotter air the longer it spools. This heat is generated in the supercharger and can not be prevented by any "heat shield".

If you want better boost from your supercharger, an intercooler should be on the upgrade path. You don't need worry the turbo intake swap zbrown is doing, its just what is working best for his setup. I would think having the supercharger mounted on the drivers' side would make plumbing an intercooler very easy.

I think more people should be inspired by zbrown, and not copy his work as its a work in progress. If you NEED to copy him, then don't started cheapskating what he does.
Old Apr 20, 2004 | 11:04 PM
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Originally posted by pyrojunkie
If you NEED to copy him, then don't started cheapskating what he does.
What does this mean?

And nice idea about mounting it on the drivers side.
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Originally posted by monkey
This thread is great and im definelty going to do the same to my car. I have the s/c and all the plumbing but still have a few questions. 1st, i would also like to know what blow off valve and bypass valve your using. I like the fact that yours is pretty quiet. The loud ones sound like the transmissions busting everytime you shift. 2nd, How the hell does your car not catch second like a champ, are you taking it easy when shifting? 3rd, are your auxillary ports operating?..I think im gunna use a RPM switch and the air pump from a lumbar seat but if it doenst matter than im not going to bother. And lastly this is my thoughts on an intercooler. Instead of an intercooler i was thinking of wrapping the exhaust manifold and making a heat shield to take care of some of the heat. I really dont wanna get into changeing over to a turbo intake. Any thoughts?

Oh yeah, seeing how your getting a new diff, how about a nice Burnout Video...Everyone LOVES burnouts

I don't think aux port activation would be needed under boost. Look at the TII, it doesnt have it. If mazda figured it would run better with them, they would have included it.

now, why does he not need to actuate his ports? Because the purpose of the ports is to get air moving faster through the other 4 at low rpm's. This allows good bottom and top end. But, since the supercharger is forcing the air into the engine instead of the air being sucked in like it normally is, we want as much port area as possible at all times.
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monkey wants to change the design to not use a intercooler. He wants to follow zbrown's design, but doesn't want to follow the intercooler route because of the specific intake mods zbrown is doing.

A heat shield is not an alternative to an intercooler.
Old Apr 21, 2004 | 01:39 AM
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The m-90 can be found on 89-95 t-bird sc's and mercury cougar xr-7's
Old Apr 21, 2004 | 07:17 AM
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I will mount my eaton m90 on the drivers side, and get a FMIC and custom pipe it.
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Old Apr 21, 2004 | 08:23 AM
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3rd, are your auxillary ports operating?..I think im gunna use a RPM switch and the air pump from a lumbar seat but if it doenst matter than im not going to bother.
Skip the air pump. If you want to keep the 6-ports operating, then all you have to do is plumb them into the intake... When the SC builds boost of 1-2 PSI in the intake, the 6-ports will open. When there is not boost, the ports will close. Done.


And lastly this is my thoughts on an intercooler. Instead of an intercooler i was thinking of wrapping the exhaust manifold and making a heat shield to take care of some of the heat. I really dont wanna get into changeing over to a turbo intake. Any thoughts?

Oh yeah, seeing how your getting a new diff, how about a nice Burnout Video...Everyone LOVES burnouts
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A heat shield isn't going to cut it. Its the Supercharger itself that generates the heat.

Mounting the SC on the drivers side seems to be a move in the right direction, just not sure if we can get it to fit there... I'm waiting for my M90 to get here so I can see.
Old Apr 21, 2004 | 10:48 AM
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There seem to be a few Eaton M90s for Mustang, ford 3.8L V6 on the eBay. Is that the one?

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Old Apr 21, 2004 | 11:26 AM
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i wonder if this would work on my 85 GLS-SE guess I'll have to try it and see.



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