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Old 09-13-2009, 08:51 PM
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hey guys, im new to this site, and this question has probably been asked a dozen times. but i have a 2003 LS with a few bolt-ons. i recently noticed a few people that have put the Eaton M62 supercharger on the 3400 SFI motor. i was wondering if i could get some insight on if its a positive buy and what other parts are needed, as well as if its worth doing for times sake.
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Old 09-13-2009, 10:38 PM
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Umm id tell you but all i know about i the M90 on 3800's, its alot more common.
 
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i have heard of a m90 on the 3.4, but it sits crazy high...

 
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LOL!!! What the heck is that?
 
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Old 09-14-2009, 02:56 PM
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It looks like it grew a pimple. LOL
 
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There was a place that used to make a kit for a wbody with a M62- I want to say RSM racing. It was stupid expensive; but seemed like a feasible idea. They mounted the blower up by the front of the engine (kinda by the airbox and such)- ran the magnuson snout (which uses interchangeable snouts)- to extend the snout and pulley over to line up with the others- then had a manifold that the blower dumped into with a regular, round outlet- which was then piped up to intake manifold with regular tubing (I forget if the TB was in the stock location or ahead of the supercharger). At least that would allow the hood to close.
 
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Old 09-26-2009, 06:42 AM
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To me the M62 sounds small for a 3.4L. That's more for the 2.0 - 2.4L range, and even those are getting M90's put on them. The M62 is basically 2/3 the sise of the M90. To get the most out of the M90's on the 3.8L, they need to be ported. Some are going to the M112s, also. M62 would be better than nothing, but the M90 I don't think is really much bigger than the M62, is it? Just longer? MAYBE 1/2" taller?
 
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M62 would be better than nothing, but the M90 I don't think is really much bigger than the M62, is it? Just longer? MAYBE 1/2" taller?
From what i've seen, the old M62 kits didn't have the supercharger mounted directly on top of the LIM like in that picture. Instead, it was mounted kind of off to the side (or the front iirc), and flowed into a plenum. This is why that s/c sits to high in the above pic.

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M62 would be better than nothing, but the M90 I don't think is really much bigger than the M62, is it? Just longer? MAYBE 1/2" taller?
Yeah, I think its just a length difference IIRC.
 
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Old 10-25-2009, 12:31 AM
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I've actually never heard of people putting M62's on the 3400. Interesting. But if you can put the M90 on instead, then do that. I love the Sunfire pic, lol. Any link to other pics of it?
 


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