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Old Mar 4, 2019
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m112 on 3.0

hey all im picking up a m112 eaton superchatger today with everything except the lower intake for the 3.0. its comming with throttle body pullies maf some bigger injectors except the thing is it came off a nissan vg33 im picking up the whole kit for 100$ off a friend he says all ill need is to get an adapter made to fit my 3.0.. question i have for all you guys is has anyone done this before that could give me some tips on problems that may come up? its not a oem supercharger from anything its a universal super charger (his words)
 
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Morana Racing has adapters for M112 on 3.0l Vulcan: Tom Morana Racing Engines
Not cheap, so try used, ebay maybe

You control boost with pulley size on supercharger, and you will want to keep it low, so lower end doesn't blow out, have a read here: https://planetsoarer.com/boost/boost.htm
Supercharger RPM also has to do with crank pulley size as well as supercharger pulley size

Eaton M112 has oil inside it, so doesn't need engine oil circulation like a turbo charger does, but the oil in it may need to be changed, GM brand is usually less expensive and same formula as more expensive brands, About $25 for 20oz which is what you need if memory serves
 
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Morana Racing has adapters for M112 on 3.0l Vulcan: Tom Morana Racing Engines
Not cheap, so try used, ebay maybe

You control boost with pulley size on supercharger, and you will want to keep it low, so lower end doesn't blow out, have a read here: https://planetsoarer.com/boost/boost.htm
Supercharger RPM also has to do with crank pulley size as well as supercharger pulley size

Eaton M112 has oil inside it, so doesn't need engine oil circulation like a turbo charger does, but the oil in it may need to be changed, GM brand is usually less expensive and same formula as more expensive brands, About $25 for 20oz which is what you need if memory serves
Thanks for the info I'm assuming getting one made at a machine shop will probably run me more then the kit at Tom morana I didn't think it would be so expensive... 790 for a few pieces of aluminum is insane. But if that's the route I have to go I guess it will be done. So besides the intake adapter and belt I'm pretty much set?
 
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There are different M112 pulley setups, some had very long snouts, which would be hard to adapt in a Ranger
 
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There are different M112 pulley setups, some had very long snouts, which would be hard to adapt in a Ranger

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Looks like a long nose, but might not be to bad
If it was easy every one would do it, lol

Just have to see if there is a way to line it up with the current pulleys and intake
 
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Ok so after getting it home I realised it's an m90 off a nissan xterra fml.. Seems like I could easily make a simple plate to bolt it down to my current lower intake manifold but then what do I do about the throttle body. it came with the throttle body, maff injectors, and adapter for the vg33 which lines up pretty well with the vulcan lower intake passages. But the throttle body has a tps and IAC and a bunch of sensors on it of which the holes don't line up for out vulcans sensors.. I'm pretty much at a loss with this setup if it was just a matter of an adapter it would be done already but the sensors is what's got me. Stuck right now. I may just sell it and buy a turbo kit and stick with what I know.. Sucks because I really wanted to supercharge something for once instead of always turbo

 
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TPS and IAC are the same wiring you just need to extend the wires

Only other sensor on an upper intake is the IAT(intake are temp) sensor

What other sensors are there?

The boost by-pass is not electric, read here: How They Work
 
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Besides the giant web of coolant and vac hoses there's those sensors I put in the pictures. Then there is the sensors on the vulcan intake that I'm not sure how I would transfer to this haha. This is completely new territory to me. I'm sure while building it up I'd figure much of this out but I need some reassurance it's doable I guess
 
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So after deleting the coolant hoses that go through the throttle body it's less of a mess here's the two sensors aac and idk what the other is and tps the tps is different so I guess I'm going to have to wire my harness to the vg33 harness (correct me if I'm wrong the aac harness which will need the same thing done to it then this hex shaped senser that I have no clue what it is


 
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TPS is the same it just has 2 outputs, wiring diagram here: https://i.ytimg.com/vi/jssDTa-gQag/maxresdefault.jpg
Same 5volt operation as Ranger

Nissan infiniti 1996 to 2004 used that TPS, so connector would be available at wrecking yard

Hex shaped sensor is most likely a coolant temp sensor, since that location is a high point in the cooling system

The TPS and Air Temp sensors should be the only ones on the Vulcan upper intake, and then the IAC with is a control not a sensor

ECT sensor and sender are on lower intake near thermostat

Then MAF, O2s, crank and cam sensors

I think that's it for sensors


DPFE sensor is with EGR system
EVAP system is separate
 
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