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Old 07-02-2006, 10:20 PM
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Originally Posted by Mister HP
, there is a kit in development. It is based on the magnuson Corvette kit. It will be available very, very soon, we're talking weeks. I have a complete, running prototype on my '98 Z28 that works very well, and didn't require any where near the amount of cutting that everybody thinks

this is what my reference was to..... I have heard of google before, and used it once, thanks...
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Check this thread out........https://ls1tech.com/forums/forced-induction/545595-video-roots-blower-setup-f-body.html

It's an LT1, somebody loan me an LS1 and see what happens.
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Originally Posted by Ed @ Late Model Speed
To answer the original posters question, Yes, there is a kit in development. It is based on the magnuson Corvette kit. It will be available very, very soon, we're talking weeks. I have a complete, running prototype on my '98 Z28 that works very well, and didn't require any where near the amount of cutting that everybody thinks.

An announcement will be made here when a few more details on the business side of it are finalized (website, forum sponsorship, etc) Everybodys questions will be answered at that time.
So this set up is done and for sale as complete kit soup to nuts for $6195 correct Ed?
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Originally Posted by Orange Krush
So this set up is done and for sale as complete kit soup to nuts for $6195 correct Ed?


Yes, that's correct, with the exception of the 90MM throttle body. If you don't already have one of those, you will need to get one.
Give me a call and I can answer some questions for you,
Thanks
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Any better track times than an 11.9 at 116 yet?

I thought you made some changes and needed to re-test it. I went 12.3 @115 with only bolt-ons????????
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I've looked around and couldnt find an answer. Whats the boost range where the 112 will be efficient? I see the kits are for 7psi but whats the max potential of these things?
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Originally Posted by dementia
I've looked around and couldnt find an answer. Whats the boost range where the 112 will be efficient? I see the kits are for 7psi but whats the max potential of these things?
Based on my experience, a stock M112 is good for about 10psi. Spin
it to 14psi or so and it is way out of it's efficiency range. Boost will
fall off significantly in the upper rpm.




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