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Old 05-12-2010, 11:30 PM
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Well the 122 is on-and works-unfortunately to make it work I had to use all the 112 kit to adapt it so now that i have done that i do not have a 112 to sell that fits a cts-v.
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Pics and details of what you had to do! what did you reuse and what did you need from the 122? DETAILS SON!
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Originally Posted by Tricked-Out-Toy
Pics and details of what you had to do! what did you reuse and what did you need from the 122? DETAILS SON!
If it is just a parts list away to go to a 122!!!!!!!!!!+JUICE
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Originally Posted by s-cam
Well the 122 is on-and works-unfortunately to make it work I had to use all the 112 kit to adapt it so now that i have done that i do not have a 112 to sell that fits a cts-v.
so basically you have just the 112 blower? can't I buy just the stuff/kit I would need from magnuson?
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I'll be on the look out for a 122 now. Thanks for the info on the swap.
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Waiting for the pics, and also report on how it does on the dyno, as well as on the street.
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I will get an installed pic tomorrow. to make it work i had to take the complete 112 kit-disassemble it down to the blower case and do the same with my 122 kit. in the end i had to redrill/oblong the holes and mount the 122 blower case on the 112 intake manifold. Then once the 122 was mounted on the 112 intake all the origional Cadillac 112 parts would fit on (except I upgraded to a 90 mm throttle body. I used cathedral port et performance heads in my new engine build so i could continue to use my cathedral port intake. I am glad i kept my 112 kit until i was ready to put it all back together or nothing would have worked for me. to do it again i would try to get a tvs1900 compressor assembly and put it on the old intake manifold-it looks like a direct swap from the 112. i should have taken some pics during the process but i was so frusturated with the little information I was getting from Members or the forums that i just went for it and made it work. With a 416 cubic inch motor I was not prepared to put my 112 back one and did not want to go n/a either. the car goes on the dyno on thursday and I am hoping to put down 650 ish to the ground without meth. If i can help anyone with the swap let me know-again i apoligize for not taking pics during the reassembly but i was frusturated and determined to make it work....
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I have ordered a cowl hood also for the car since the stock one will not clear the throttle body. Its a key piece of information for anyone wanted to do the swap.
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In for the pictures, are you 100% positive you ONLY used the 122 blower? how was the alignment on the back pulley and the jack shaft? what holes did you oblong?
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Also have you thought about putting the 112 back on the 122 kit and selling it to recover some money?
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Originally Posted by Tricked-Out-Toy
In for the pictures, are you 100% positive you ONLY used the 122 blower? how was the alignment on the back pulley and the jack shaft? what holes did you oblong?
I only used the blower case-the rear drive pulley/rear case housing is the same between both blowers. The only holes i had to oblong were the holes in the intake manifold wherte the blower case bolts onto the intake. Everything else was direct bolt on.
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Originally Posted by Tricked-Out-Toy
Also have you thought about putting the 112 back on the 122 kit and selling it to recover some money?
Thought never crossed my mind.
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any update?
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Originally Posted by s-cam
I will get an installed pic tomorrow. to make it work i had to take the complete 112 kit-disassemble it down to the blower case and do the same with my 122 kit. in the end i had to redrill/oblong the holes and mount the 122 blower case on the 112 intake manifold. Then once the 122 was mounted on the 112 intake all the origional Cadillac 112 parts would fit on (except I upgraded to a 90 mm throttle body. I used cathedral port et performance heads in my new engine build so i could continue to use my cathedral port intake. I am glad i kept my 112 kit until i was ready to put it all back together or nothing would have worked for me. to do it again i would try to get a tvs1900 compressor assembly and put it on the old intake manifold-it looks like a direct swap from the 112. i should have taken some pics during the process but i was so frusturated with the little information I was getting from Members or the forums that i just went for it and made it work. With a 416 cubic inch motor I was not prepared to put my 112 back one and did not want to go n/a either. the car goes on the dyno on thursday and I am hoping to put down 650 ish to the ground without meth. If i can help anyone with the swap let me know-again i apoligize for not taking pics during the reassembly but i was frusturated and determined to make it work....
Sounds like you never had the 112 running on that motor. So no way of knowing the power gained between the two.

For anyone looking to do the same in the future, is it possible to just use F-body/GTO pulleys?
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There isn't much room in there. I think the f-body/GTO stuff you be out away from the engine too far.



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