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Old 06-15-2009, 08:37 PM   #1
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Default Eaton M112 Roots Supercharger Vs. Procharger Centrifugal Supercharger

Very soon I'm going to be buying a supercharger for my Mustang. However, I am stuck between the Eaton M112 roots Supercharger at 8 Psi air to water intercooled, or an air to air intercooled Procharger centrifugal supercharger running at 11Psi, (Part number 1FI202-SCI). The Eaton is about 1,000 dollars cheaper but, I can spend up to 5,000 and both cost under that. Also, my goal for target HP and TQ, are 300+ and 310+. I'm am mainly looking for opinions and suggestions. Also Pros and Cons if anyone knows about them. I do not wanna run a turbo because I put Longtube Headers on last summer and do not want to ruin them. Thank you.
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Old 06-15-2009, 10:11 PM   #2
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How do plan to run an intercooler with an eaton?
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Old 06-15-2009, 10:57 PM   #3
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This should be interesting.
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Old 06-15-2009, 11:34 PM   #4
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I'm interested in this to.
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Old 06-16-2009, 12:38 AM   #5
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How do plan to run an intercooler with an eaton?
There is a guy on 3.8Mustang who is building a Kit that comes with all the parts except a taller hood and a psi gage. The intercooler he is still working on. One thing I just found out is the Procharger fits without having to move anything and bolt it or weld it to another part. I think its called OEM.

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Id say Procharger just because of reliability, replacement accessibility, and ease of installment.
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im working on sh!t too
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btw Stillen has a intercooler Eaton style supercharger kit for the G35, good luck getting your hands on those heat exchangers though, they want you to purchase the whole kit and will NOT NOT NOT sell you just the heat exchangers.

I tried....

The guy thought I was some dude selling broked Steeda SC kits on ebay. I said "Ummmm No...." WTF lol
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Another problem with his design too is that his is made to feed the air through the middle of the exchanger and not at the sides where we need it.

His exchanger is also very wide and would require changing a lot of things.
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Id say Procharger just because of reliability, replacement accessibility, and ease of installment.
+1 You won't make as much torque as fast, but it's street friendly and easier on the car.
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