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#203654 - 04/20/08 09:50 PM Gen V Supercharger questions
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Can anybody aorund here give me a heads up to thread or webpage that talks about EVERYTHING involved with the swap and where i can get parts and what not

Also some info on the M112 would be pretty cool too since ive never heard of them


Thanks alot guys
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#203655 - 04/20/08 10:06 PM Re: Gen V Supercharger questions
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Gen Vs require the LIM off of the L32. After that I'm pretty sure the rest is the same.

Also I'm not sure what Eaton did to the Gen V over the Gen III. Im not sure if it's an upgrade to a ported Gen III or not.

Ford uses the M112 on their line of "hotrods" it's bigger and moves more air but is a very big pita to adapt to the L67/36.
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#203656 - 04/20/08 10:27 PM Re: Gen V Supercharger questions
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The Gen V is just better designed overall. It's almost like a factory ported Gen III, but I think it's still a hair more efficient. The only thing needed to swap a Gen V to a M90 car is a lower intake off an L32, the Gen V itself, and a TB adapter.

M112 is the blower used on Ford Lightnings, Cobras, and Mach1s. No kit exist to bolt it to an L67, but Overkill offers a kit that lets you fit the rotors in the M90 case. Not as efficient as a M112 would be, but it's an improvement over the M90. Not cheap though and not many people running it, so data is hard to come by in real life use.
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#203657 - 04/20/08 10:34 PM Re: Gen V Supercharger questions
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thanks for the info guys, i guess the Gen V swap will be my summer project
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#203658 - 04/20/08 10:44 PM Re: Gen V Supercharger questions
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be ready to spend some money for gains that you wont see unless you do other mods along with it
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#203659 - 04/20/08 11:00 PM Re: Gen V Supercharger questions
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if u go with a gen v make shure u do N*
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#203660 - 04/20/08 11:15 PM Re: Gen V Supercharger questions
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Quote:
Originally posted by ordonez1307:
be ready to spend some money for gains that you wont see unless you do other mods along with it
after the typical things the supercharger will go on, i like to parts gather and do everything all at once instead of little by litte since i dont get much time to do things, pulling one day of modding is easier than so many hours over so many days
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#203661 - 04/21/08 12:46 AM Re: Gen V Supercharger questions
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Guy in local club selling this setup:

Polished GEN 5 with ZZP MPS freashly rebuilt 1000 miles ago by Farnsworth
$900 I will throw in the LIM, 3.0 pulley and throttle body adapter for an even $1000





ZZP Full Intercooler anodized black by ZZP for GEN 5 (I modified the lines so that it is 3/4 inch all the way so there is no restriction, upgraded #3 front mount, upgraded IC pump all included. Also included is a 2004 Cobra resivoir. $850

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#203662 - 04/21/08 12:48 AM Re: Gen V Supercharger questions
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SWEET nice as heck !!!!
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#203663 - 04/21/08 04:35 PM Re: Gen V Supercharger questions
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Funny. I was just looking at that guy's post on ClubGP thinking to myself..."Damn if I just had 2,000 laying around, I'd get that setup".
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#203664 - 04/21/08 07:07 PM Re: Gen V Supercharger questions
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If that IC worked with a Gen III I'd buy it in a heartbeat.
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