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wozzoom 06-18-04 04:34 PM


Originally posted by pyrojunkie
As already established in this thread TWICE, you can mount it anywhere you can run a belt; upside-down, sideways and/or backwards.
Nope. Technically not backwards! If you spin the thing in reverse you'll have a hard time making any boost! :D

But yes, the M90 has a closed oil system that can be installed at any angle.

wozzoom 06-18-04 04:44 PM

YES! I'm at the top of 21 pages of worthless posts! WHOOHOO! Anyway...

THE BIGGEST PROBLEM WITH THE WHOLE M-90 SC INSTALL IS THIS:

It is improper to install the SC before the throttle body like zbrown did. In this configuration, the SC is just pumping air into a closed system about 90% of the time. This pumping causes a parasitic loss AT ALL TIMES. Think about it, the SC is always displacing the exact same amount of air every time is spins. When doing light cruising, that presurized air is just wasted and is always being blown out the relief valve.

When the SC is placed AFTER the throttle body, the SC will spin in a VACUUM when the TB plates are closed or only slightly open. Thus there is NO WASTE and no drag on the engine when you’re just cruising! Can anyone say "EFFICIENCY?"

People have to realize that it takes 20-30 HP to spin the Eaton M-90. Do you really want to loose that much power all of the time? No. You only want the SC to be drawing HP from the engine when you need it. IE: Full Throttle.

88IntegraLS 06-18-04 05:45 PM


Originally posted by wozzoom


It is improper to install the SC before the throttle body

People have to realize that it takes 20-30 HP to spin the Eaton M-90.

Everyone re-read that first sentence in this quote.

The M62 is a good candidate for people who don't want 10psi and want less parasitic drag. The more psi you want, the faster the SC must spin relative to engine speed, and the more power it subtracts from the engine's output. It takes a higher capacity SC to do 10psi than 5 on the same engine at the same SC to engine drive ratio.

edmcguirk 06-18-04 06:56 PM


Originally posted by wozzoom
YES! I'm at the top of 21 pages of worthless posts! WHOOHOO! Anyway...

THE BIGGEST PROBLEM WITH THE WHOLE M-90 SC INSTALL IS THIS:

It is improper to install the SC before the throttle body like zbrown did. In this configuration, the SC is just pumping air into a closed system about 90% of the time. This pumping causes a parasitic loss AT ALL TIMES. Think about it, the SC is always displacing the exact same amount of air every time is spins. When doing light cruising, that presurized air is just wasted and is always being blown out the relief valve.

When the SC is placed AFTER the throttle body, the SC will spin in a VACUUM when the TB plates are closed or only slightly open. Thus there is NO WASTE and no drag on the engine when you’re just cruising! Can anyone say "EFFICIENCY?"

People have to realize that it takes 20-30 HP to spin the Eaton M-90. Do you really want to loose that much power all of the time? No. You only want the SC to be drawing HP from the engine when you need it. IE: Full Throttle.

Yup, it's not correct but that's not the point. You could spend money and fabricate all the correct intake manifolds, intercoolers and ECU modifications and get a lot of performance.

Or you could stick a SC in front of the throttle with a blowoff valve and very little fuel modification and get some decent power increase for cheap.

If you want to push more than about 8psi, I would go for the correct mods but at under 5psi you could get a nice 20% and a fat powerband.

You pay for your cheapness with inefficiency and bad MPG but I bet if you rig up a better blowoff valve that opens early when the throttle closes but closes as soon as the throttle opens, you'll get most of your MPG back.

ed

rotarygod 06-18-04 10:38 PM


Originally posted by wozzoom

People have to realize that it takes 20-30 HP to spin the Eaton M-90.

It depends how much air it is pushing out at that time. It doesn't always take that much power to turn it. "Most" turbo setups lose that much power in the lousy exhaust manifolds that are so popular and it is always in their case. The good designs don't lose anything but most people don't have good designs. When the bypass valve is open on the supercharger it takes less than a half a horsepower to turn it. If you find a car that is supercharged, take the belt off of it and start it. The supercharger will still spin from the air going through it. It is a restriction but it does turn. Your number only applies at full boost and even then only at a certain level of boost. At some levels it may require more power and at others it may require less.

Luke_Tech 06-19-04 02:02 AM

anyone looking for a SC, my buddy has 2 of them, he's says $200 obo. PM me if anyone's interested

jlchenier 06-22-04 07:06 PM

can this be done on a s4 please let me know

joemkr 06-23-04 09:28 AM

eaton m62 w/clutch
 
i just received my eaton m62 off of a mercedes v6 and it has an electric clutch with a serpentine pulley on it.
i would like to try to use the clutch feature.
does this sound feasible?
you come off of the crank pulley with a short belt to a shaft mounted about half way between the crank pulley and the supercharger pulley. on that shaft is a v pulley and a serpentine pulley. you then take a serpentine belt and hook it up to the supercharger. probably at least 1 idler pulley will be neaded somewhere. another thought on this hookup is that by using the shaft method you would not have to have the crank pulley and the supercharger pulley line up because you could have the sc pulley anywhere on the shaft.
any and all
well, what do you think about this idea.
thanks
joe

ScrapFC 06-23-04 07:47 PM

This is a great thread! Hats off to ZBrown! I love the idea of getting serious performance increases for very little time/money. I think putting in an intercooler would be nice, but not really needed for the amount of boost being created here. The only thing I find troubling is that there is no TB before the SC. Why not just add a second TB right before the SC and synchronize it with the primary TB? That would eliminate most of the inefficiency in this setup, right?

FB II 06-29-04 03:52 AM

wow, as long as you people have been waiting on the brackets and crap you could have finished a turbo setup. ;)

rxcyprus7 06-29-04 05:30 PM

Hey guys... If you read the posts, Zbrown is in high school and has access to a computer only at school... Schools are officially closed now... So he probably doesnt have access to a computer... Mods plesae clean this up and sticky it...

youngbecker 09-02-04 10:30 PM

write up yet.
 
has there been a write up yet, i looked up to page i think 16 and now my eyes are killing me, if there is could u please direct me to the page, thanks!

drft_180sx 09-02-04 11:05 PM

good god 34.5 thousand views. ZBrown you are godlike.

Hyper4mance2k 09-19-04 07:52 PM

clap clap clap, well its september is back in school yet!?!?! if not someone buy him a computer or tell him they're free to use at the library

Luke_Tech 09-19-04 08:00 PM

i bout got the bracket made up for this project if anyone would be interested, let me know. i have a steel fab. guy that said after i get a model made he can make some copy's that look alot better, for the right $. what u guys willin to pay for the brackets? let me know and i'll see what he says

drft_180sx 09-21-04 10:53 PM

What price can you get the brackets for, i'm very interested.

Did you realize this thread has nearly as many views as the faq, that explains a lot.

88ROTARY 09-21-04 11:01 PM

i have a m90 for sell 250 shipped e-mail me if you guys are interested i have pics

wozzoom 09-22-04 09:52 AM


Originally Posted by 88ROTARY
i have a m90 for sell 250 shipped e-mail me if you guys are interested i have pics

In your dreams. You can get M90's on eBay all day long for around $100.

Luke_Tech 09-22-04 11:40 AM

i got both of mine for $50

SonicRaT 09-22-04 12:16 PM

Why won't this thread just die! It's the wrong way to do it, it's terribly inneficient (no bypass!), and the guy skipped town!

Parastie 09-22-04 01:16 PM

He has skipped town, but his engine did blow up. Do a search for other threads he posted; he's now running a T2 engine.

EDIT: To be noted, his engine blew up because of a coolant leak.

wozzoom 09-22-04 01:30 PM


Originally Posted by SonicRaT
Why won't this thread just die!

Hey, at least people are using the Search!!! LOL! We could have multiple new threads everyday all asking: "What ever happened to that zbrown guy?"

Hey Sonic: My Air-2-Water intercooler came in the mail... All I need now is time to put it all together!

SonicRaT 09-22-04 01:50 PM

I'm still stuck on my pulleys, can't find a damn 6 rib waterpump pulley or a 6rib pulley for the m90. :(

wozzoom 09-22-04 06:07 PM


Originally Posted by SonicRaT
I'm still stuck on my pulleys, can't find a damn 6 rib waterpump pulley or a 6rib pulley for the m90. :(


www.emachineshop.com

:)

Need I say more?

RX7FROMCAL 09-30-04 11:11 AM

Pics Of Camden Supercharger Done


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