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Old Aug 13, 2007 | 12:34 AM
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does anyone know if a supercharger off an 89-93 year range 3.8 supercoupe will work on a 2000 3.8 mustang. i headr it will but i wanted to get more info first.
Old Aug 13, 2007 | 12:39 AM
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it will but it is realy point less on your car, that swap is realy more for us with the 94-98 v6 guys, you would not see realy that much gain for the price. you have to damn near put that whole motor in your car
Old Aug 13, 2007 | 12:54 AM
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Ha! U sold the stang for a Camaro too V6stang? Is it a Z28?

Anyway.. im pretty sure they dont fit.. but the edge bodies have the M112 kits.
Old Aug 13, 2007 | 01:24 AM
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yeah that m112 would be a hole lot better then that thunder chicken supercharger. na not a z another 6er, the car started off good and started having timing problems and not the coil packs but that damn thing that sits under it. then that ****ed up my coil packs, and started making this poping and knocking nosie so i took it and droped it off and told the dealer ship to keep it.

and sorry to get off topic
Old Aug 13, 2007 | 01:45 AM
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well i found a basicly complete setup reasonable cheap so even if it doesnt give me too much it will still do a little, but any way it will definitly fit up right with no major modifications?
Old Aug 13, 2007 | 03:08 AM
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The 99's and up have split port heads that give us an advantage over the SN95 platform. In order to do this you're going to need to go back to the singleport setup I believe and then put the supercharger on that. The reason those cars had the supercharger was because they needed them! It's outdated and will not give you any great gains from what I've read in my time here. Use the search feature if you're really intent on doing it, there should be some advice on here somewhere from someone who might have done it.
Old Aug 13, 2007 | 08:48 AM
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ORIGINAL: v6stang8

na not a z another 6er, the car started off good and started having timing problems and not the coil packs but that damn thing that sits under it. then that ****ed up my coil packs, and started making this poping and knocking nosie so i took it and droped it off and told the dealer ship to keep it.

and sorry to get off topic
Yeah... Not sure why they made such a weak V6 for that period of time.. if i had to get a six id prefer a mustang
Old Aug 13, 2007 | 06:43 PM
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If you are dead set on an M90 in a 99-04 car, swap the motor from a Super Coupe. If you REALLY like work, swap to single port heads, and go from there on your stock bottom end.

Most people forget that ported single port heads will flow equally to ported split port heads. (Unless you think about the highest hp V6 mustang right now - and his "wimpy" single port heads.) If you have the heads off for something like this, it's smart to have them ported in the process....so there's no 'step back' per say.

For the money, you're looking at over 300 tq, so I say it's worth it.
Old Aug 13, 2007 | 08:07 PM
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If you are dead set on an M90 in a 99-04 car, swap the motor from a Super Coupe. If you REALLY like work, swap to single port heads, and go from there on your stock bottom end.

Most people forget that ported single port heads will flow equally to ported split port heads. (Unless you think about the highest hp V6 mustang right now - and his "wimpy" single port heads.) If you have the heads off for something like this, it's smart to have them ported in the process....so there's no 'step back' per say.

For the money, you're looking at over 300 tq, so I say it's worth it.

there is this guy alot of ppl on here have heard his name is mat and he has the single port with a **** load of work done to the car, he has a stack 3.8 block and the crank from a 4.2, he stroked his out to a 4.3. turbo 30psi he ran a 9.80 and 136 and he is using a c-6 trannypick up a mustang and fast fords from last month so slpit ports are not weak at all. i have a 97 again, i have my turbos, ported head, and ported upper and lower intake. i'm buliding a twin turbo car,
Old Aug 13, 2007 | 08:13 PM
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hey lil roush did ya'll ever get the problem with the heads lifting when under boost? sorry to get off topic
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