[nitrous36]

This info I started posting in another thread, but I cut and edited it for a new thread so everyone can read it.

I decided not to get a centrifigal SC anymore. While browsing the web I discovered a roots blower and twin screw SC in development for the V6. Ironically they recommend you have underdrive pulleys to safely generate 8 psi of boost without overboosting and destroying the engine with normal sized pulleys. It will sell for under 3000. It will need new injectors which may be included in the kit and it may come with a SCT chip. Its been in development for 2 years now and has come along nicely. The guys have damaged a few motors but not from SC kitbut from using used motors from wrecked cars. But you take a chance on used motors. You get what you pay for with things like that.

[BlueStreak03]

Do you have a link to the info where you found this? It sounds rather interesting to me. I saw a V6 run a 12.90 this weekend and was highly impressed.

[nitrous36]

Yeah Ill post the links soon. Im still transferring info from another thread.

[nitrous36]

I dont know where they are in the development phase now. From what I saw searching (and I searched all I could) there have not been any follow ups or updates since sometime last year. Maybe they abandoned it or decided to keep it hush hush until they release the final product to avoid all the questions. The two SCs will be a Eaton M90 (the roots blower) but not a used one pulled from a Tbird. It will be brand new in the kit with new injectors, fuel rail, carbon fiber intake, and other stuff. It will make around 8 to 9 psi of boost. Its the starters kit. Then there is the AR twin screw supercharger that makes 20 psi which is or was being made for the V6. Its more advanced for those ready to take it further and requires stronger engine internals to run it. Its similar to the Cobras M112 SC. There is still alot of info up in the air though. Knowing that there are diff sized UD pulleys I wondered how that would work out with the SC. They say you will have to tell them you applications and they would ship a kit based on your apps. So I guess the UD pulleys will be taken care of in that.

[nitrous36]

Here are the links.

This is the link to the forum I found the information from.

Check it out.
http://www.v6mustang.com/forums/

Here is the link to the thread where I found out about it.
"ROOTS BLOWER KIT!!!!!! (The secret is out!!)"

Click it and read on.
http://www.v6mustang.com/forums/viewtopic.php?t=4580

Here is a link to the FAQ about the Supercharger. It hasnt been updated since last year but will answer most of your questions.

Read on.
http://www.3.8mustang.com/forum/showthread.php?t=79867

Those are the links. Hope they help.

[BlueStreak03]

The Tbird SC setup is doable. I've seen one running on the street. A buddy took the entire induction setup, intercooler and all from a Super Coupe and put it on a V6. If I didn't know any better, I'd swear it looks like it was made for that car. He says he can take stock GT's with it.

[nitrous36]

The last I heard about it was a prototype was being tested on a V6 stang. Havent read anything new after that. They are probably still at that phase.

[4.0LmoPwr]

I just got my kit on. I love it. It is so quiet untill you step into it. I will post more pictures and Dyno info. You should see the faces when they hear it wind out. Oh manthis is hot. These kits have been on 4.0l Rangers for a while. I think they have 80 -90 kits out there on Rangers. I think I am the first V6 Mustang manual trans. We got 277hp at the rear wheels.

[kscoyote]

Originally Posted by nitrous36

The last I heard about it was a prototype was being tested on a V6 stang. Havent read anything new after that. They are probably still at that phase.

http://www.newage-tuning.com/

They're gone.

I've seen these pop up from time to time. An Eaton M-90 is the T-bird SC. Later variants have different numbers.

300hp is low compared to ATI & Vortech centrifugal units.

and the one-off models have little QC, which is why they go out of business so quickly, goes for Turbos as well.

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I'd wager you could adapt a roots blower using Morana's universal intake, but unless you pick up a more advanced blower (like one designed for the 350Z) efficiency is always going to go to the centrifugal units. They'll make more hp for the same amount of money.

Here's a more modern twin screw . ..
http://www.stillen.com/product_detail.aspx?sku=407352IC

[kscoyote]

Originally Posted by 4.0LmoPwr

I just got my kit on. I love it. It is so quiet untill you step into it. I will post more pictures and Dyno info. You should see the faces when they hear it wind out. Oh manthis is hot. These kits have been on 4.0l Rangers for a while. I think they have 80 -90 kits out there on Rangers. I think I am the first V6 Mustang manual trans. We got 277hp at the rear wheels.

yeah, they're available for the 4.0L, but the problem on the 3.8L is the split port heads & intake.

You would have to develop a custom manifold for both ports If you look at the lower manifold from top and bottom, you'll see the difficulty.

[kscoyote]

http://www.miracerros.com/mustang/port_intakes.htm

The 99-04 intakes and heads are WILD. They're totally trick for OEM units, but developing a manifold to work properly with them is exceedingly difficult for a backyard operation.

Take a look.

[lcurle]

Originally Posted by kscoyote

http://www.miracerros.com/mustang/port_intakes.htm

The 99-04 intakes and heads are WILD. They're totally trick for OEM units, but developing a manifold to work properly with them is exceedingly difficult for a backyard operation.

Take a look.

very nice write up, think that deserves a sticky

[afixer]

http://www.2005stang.com/gallery/alb...MUSTANGWEB.wmv