Eaton m112 on T/A
07-26-2008, 11:16 PM
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Eaton m112 on T/A Hey everyone, I've got a 98 ws6 and I was wanting to possibly get a used Ported Eaton m112 off an 03 cobra kind of like a budget power adder since I'm pretty scared to even bother with nitrous. But I'm wondering if they even make an Eaton mount for the ls1, I can't find one anywhere. If I decided to go ahead an put this on (yes I'm sure other brands are better, but I don't have alot of money to blow, and I'm not about to mess with nitrous) what would I have to upgrade since this is a pretty small supercharger. Would I have to mess with injectors and fuel pump? Sorry if I'm extremely naive on the subject, because well..I am lol, but everyone's gotta learn somewhere.
And, if anyone has any good power adder suggestions instead of the supercharger, I'm all open to suggestions, even tho the whine of a ported Eaton would be nice. Or would it be cheaper to go with like a small turbo kit around like 5-7 psi so I wouldn't have to mess with the cost of an intercooler.
And, if anyone has any good power adder suggestions instead of the supercharger, I'm all open to suggestions, even tho the whine of a ported Eaton would be nice. Or would it be cheaper to go with like a small turbo kit around like 5-7 psi so I wouldn't have to mess with the cost of an intercooler.
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07-27-2008, 02:45 AM
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If you want to use an Eaton go with the LM Speed kit or check out MTI's new kit. Eatons on an LS1 are not a new idea, and have been done before, but I wouldn't port them out. A stock LS1 would be best suited for no more than 7psi, and yes you would need to upgrade your injectors, fuel pump, and a few other item, but if you invested in one of the kits above most of those items come in the kit. Both kits are intercooled as well, my heat exchanger, kinda like a front mount intercooler, sits in front of my a/c condensor and is not even noticeable.
07-27-2008, 10:38 PM
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Eaton on my TA Ed Potter put an eaton 112 on my car this spring, and I absolutly love it. You can get the skinny on the install and everything that is involved by looking at this months GMHTP where there is an article featuring my car that LM Speed put the kit into. (I was pretty stoked)
07-27-2008, 11:45 PM
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Ed Potter put an eaton 112 on my car this spring, and I absolutly love it. You can get the skinny on the install and everything that is involved by looking at this months GMHTP where there is an article featuring my car that LM Speed put the kit into. (I was pretty stoked)
BTW Ed installed mine as well.
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07-28-2008, 08:01 PM
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The MP112 off of a Cobra is the same blower in a sense. BUT the manifold, drive and the intake is completely different animal. Could you make it fit? Yea you could but you would need to get your hands on a LS1 Corvette Lower manifold for the Eaton (Magnacharger makes them, prolly got a few lying around). Also you would need to also get a totally different drive unit to swap the rear intake to a front intake and move the blower pullies to the rear. I think that is right. I could be wrong though 
Be cheaper to get a lower manifold for it and try to install it on a truck. Honestly it will probably cost you more to do what you are wnating to do then to just buy kit from LM Speed. Also the Cobra's ported thiers to get alittle more out of them, the MP112 kits for the LS1 do not need to ported they are as efficient as they will get already from Magnacharger.
Be cheaper to get a lower manifold for it and try to install it on a truck. Honestly it will probably cost you more to do what you are wnating to do then to just buy kit from LM Speed. Also the Cobra's ported thiers to get alittle more out of them, the MP112 kits for the LS1 do not need to ported they are as efficient as they will get already from Magnacharger.
07-28-2008, 09:15 PM
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Sorry to jack but I ran a 7.46@93mph w/ 8#s of boost,w/ hydro issues and a shitty 60'(1.68) in terible air, 75% humidity. For those of you that dont know, The car above is the car that did it. ^^^^^^^^^^^^
Damon the car in the Mti video is not mine! Just a shitty coincidence that there are now two of us within 10 mins of each other.
BTW! This car is a pig 3880 w/ me in it.
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Damon the car in the Mti video is not mine! Just a shitty coincidence that there are now two of us within 10 mins of each other.
BTW! This car is a pig 3880 w/ me in it.
Doug
07-31-2008, 08:19 PM
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lol you have no idea how many PM's I got asking me if it was mine including a few phone calls lol. I know that car very well, but it did make me take a double take or two when I saw the vid. Starting to miss the car, glad to see someone driving it 
not talking about it. I am hoping to start another project in a year or so now things have calmed down a bit.
not talking about it. I am hoping to start another project in a year or so now things have calmed down a bit. Trending Topics
07-31-2008, 08:27 PM
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lol you have no idea how many PM's I got asking me if it was mine including a few phone calls lol. I know that car very well, but it did make me take a double take or two when I saw the vid. Starting to miss the car, glad to see someone driving it not talking about it. I am hoping to start another project in a year or so now things have calmed down a bit.
not talking about it. I am hoping to start another project in a year or so now things have calmed down a bit.Let me know when your ready to sell your next project,I might be interested.
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02-07-2010, 08:12 AM
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Anybody have any contact info on where i could find one of those lowers I'm interested in building a sc car but don't want to shell out more money than i have to. It will be mainly for show and a little go. But people where I'm from wont even think about running against a sc car lol.
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I am excited to do a roots style blower on my Z. The stillen blower they offer for the stock motor is an M60 and it is weak sauce. Now that the LS1 sits about 6" lower than the stock motor I will be able to put a much bigger blower on it and still fit it under the hood.
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Thanks!
I am excited to do a roots style blower on my Z. The stillen blower they offer for the stock motor is an M60 and it is weak sauce. Now that the LS1 sits about 6" lower than the stock motor I will be able to put a much bigger blower on it and still fit it under the hood.
I am excited to do a roots style blower on my Z. The stillen blower they offer for the stock motor is an M60 and it is weak sauce. Now that the LS1 sits about 6" lower than the stock motor I will be able to put a much bigger blower on it and still fit it under the hood.
