#66445 - 09/21/11 05:13 AM
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v belts will slip(if you can find 2 belts the same size!)use the flat belt-even the 5 groove would be better than the v's.6 are the most common and will work well.
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#66884 - 10/17/11 12:42 PM
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scottyd
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Wow looks very interesting! what kind of intake is that? I'll be looking forward to some updates on this one!
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#66891 - 10/17/11 05:51 PM
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scottyd
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Thats really cool. Forgive my ignorance but will it pull through the carb or blow through? I see in your second photo you have a spot that looks like it will connect the plenum to the intake.
That type of charger comes on later model Grand Prix does it not?
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#66895 - 10/17/11 08:32 PM
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Got it panic, Super Coupe M90.
Draw trough system, Rear rotor rollers changes to sealed, did know the original setup wasnt ment to draw gas trough, and could fail...even some hadnt got trouble. Lot of trouble getting some to use, but with help of some friends old storage,(Torrington bearing dealer)we found some suited in a drawer with seals. Plans to get grease fittings on theese, when we find a sulotion to making them airtight. Or just make shutted connections to remove for greasing.
Bypass valve come frome a old VW ment to be mechanical actuated. If i do it with that, or use vacuum, not shure yet.. Carb "plenum" have heated "pocket" underneath for exhaust heat (connected to the bended pipes)Not shure if thats needed, but maked it if. Iīve seen some others setup, who got some problem with carb icing. Gonna be a low pressure system, approx. 4- psi, w/holley 500cfm 2bbl, water/meth injection, Saab turbo double actuated dizzy vacuum cannisters (/retard system). The HP output want be the most interesting, the "cool" factor is moore... ;-)
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#66912 - 10/18/11 06:49 PM
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Nice set-up!!!
I am doing a similar thing for my Nova. Eaton M90 from a grand prix. I made an intake and base plate for the blower. I had planned on using the factory 4 psi pulley but I have the 10psi pulley as well. I have found all the pulleys to swap to the serpentine belt but will need to add an idler and a tensioner pulley.
I also have a holley 500 2 bbl carb and had thoughts of running the meth injection.
Should be lots of fun!!!
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#66922 - 10/19/11 02:44 PM
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leaded
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Should be, dodgycanuk! Waiting for some parts, and still have to sort out, or make new pulley/idler system. Worst thing is the crank pulley..... got double V original, and gonna use servopump for steering, But got a pulley in right size, trouble it dont fit the crank pulley, plan to machine a original accessory V pulley, and weld the middle part into the multirib pulley to use only for the SC. Doing in a mechanical shop setup straight, it wouldnt be any trouble! My tensioner plans from a Sprinter(Mercedes/Dodge van) springloaded w/ right idler pulley, quite easy mount also to the Chevy engine.
Keep up, and make some posting on your progress!
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#66955 - 10/21/11 05:00 PM
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Leaded, What application crank pulley did you use?
Larry's does look nice.
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#69467 - 04/21/12 08:37 AM
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#69474 - 04/21/12 07:44 PM
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Leaded, Nice work! Thanks for the pics. How do you plan to do the belt? What drive pulley setup?
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#69647 - 05/07/12 06:41 AM
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leaded
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Progress is on!! The Holley 500 has got #58 mains, and lowered the bowl fuellevel a little, and yet the AFR begins to be right on, and runs great, even at only the bypass. Mechanical adjusted bypass is ok, with the use of the original "handgas mchanism" at the Chevy dash. Wire got connection to a spring at the bypass, and will flip open at high pressure. Water/meth injection is soon finished. The old Edelbrock Varajection, together with a pressurecontrolled voltage regulator, starts the pump, and pressure voltage regulator adjust the pump speed by pressure in intake. Got a electronic friend to do a search, and he came up with a knock device made by a spy hearingaid, who transfers the signals to LEDīs. All pressure/vacuum hoses/pipes have got check valves, or one-way valves. A little drawback that the starter chrashed under this, and some work to get a geared aftermarket V8 starter aligned. Throwed the bolts who was in package, and reused original 250 ones, and suddenly it did get easier. Done some adjustment, check/fixed seal leaks,etc. But, is soon to complete it all with the pulleys in place...
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#69650 - 05/07/12 03:27 PM
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Can you please fix your pics?
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#69651 - 05/07/12 05:39 PM
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#69935 - 05/25/12 08:17 AM
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I know it is a little late for this... but I saw a 250 with the same M90 you have. He had it mounted on the passenger side and the carb on the back, similar to yours. The supercharger was mounted upside down so that the outlet was facing up. He had a flange on it with a 3" tube that went ovet the rocker cover and into the factory intake manifold using a flange! Thing looked AWESOME! Took about 25-30 seconds of cranking to get it to start... long way for the fuel to go! Cool-as, though!
My M90 is from a Buick Regal GS or similar!
Looks really cool Leaded!
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#69982 - 05/28/12 07:51 AM
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Do you know what is really funny... That is the engine that I saw... I took that same picture! It was at the Unfinished Nationals in Paris, Ontario, CANADA. Last year or the year before maybe!
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#70004 - 05/29/12 07:36 AM
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Couldn't agree more with that one!!! That is why I am asking my questions well in advance of when I am building! I am reading a stinkin' huge manual as well!
As the famous Johnny 5 said " Need input!"
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#70039 - 05/31/12 09:03 AM
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Iīm in end of the install (i believe..) Crank pulley is on , checked lining, etc. Beginned planning of making fastener/bracket for belt idle/tensioner(s). And dodgycanuck, it seems as always,no guide is to be found, so skills with steel, weld & grinder is the only way to go. plan out, try find parts to be used, who could fit, and work from there!
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