I acquired this beauty from a guy who had planned on installing it on a VW but had to sell his project due to poor health. I completed the rest of the project but opted not to venture into the realm of forced induction due to lack of knowledge. The previous owner had the shaft shortened & nosecone machined so that it will somehow fit on an air cooled VW. I believe that the inner mechanism was just serviced & there appears to be two new sets of bearings for the new shaft + seals, some oil that must be related, I also have some intake parts that were part of the original vehicle that the unit was taken from. Anyway, if anyone is interested, make me an offer.
I believe he said it was an Eaton. The markings are EAB-85207 by the gears and 32673 89F by the intake. There is also a circular stamp with a 6 in the center near the gears.
I have very little knowledge about the value. The previous owner spent $260 in machine work to have the shaft & nose cone shortened. Rebuild kits appear to be around $70. Probably several hours of buffing to get that finish! The intake piping is stamped ford 3.8. Used units look to be selling in the $200 range on ebay.
I am in need of cash so any offer would be considered.
More Photos - I am not sure which end sucks and which end blows. The included manifolds attach to each opening though and from the photos I have seen, the square opening faces upward. Not sure if it operates in other orientations. I don't think shipping would be that bad. I would guess $20 - 30
Sure looks like Ford T-Bird Super Coupe intake plumbing to me. That would make it a M90.
Stripped66 wrote:The point wasn't to argue air temps with the current world record holder, but to dispel the claim that the K03 is wrapped up at 150 HP. It's not.
I'll start the bidding at $150, which is the lowest price I saw for one on Ebay. I was kind of joking about putting a blower on my EJ20 when it (eventually) gets installed but ...
If the boost is a function of the rpm of the unit, couldn't you design the desired boost with pulley selection? I guess you would need to know what volume of air it moves at speed though to figure this out. The intake is from a Ford & looks identical to photos I have seen of the supercoupe.
Seems like it would be around a foot long with the nosecone and pulley, not even counting whatever intake was on the backside. I'm not sure how you'd fit it in on a Type 1 engine, unless it was race-only with no fan shroud. Even an M45 would be seriously crammed in.