Will Eaton ever produce a blower with more displacement? Are there shortcomings inherent with a roots blower that won't allow them to? I read Eaton will have some surprises later this year. Was that eluding to possibly a larger blower?

There are plenty of tests showing how a screw type blower outperforms the Eaton, but it seems the tests are skewed somewhat. Placing a larger blower against a smaller. The KB Lightning replacemant outperforms the M112, but has nearly a Liter more displacement! Of course it will win.

What I'd like to see is maybe an Eaton in the neighborhood of 2.3L. Up to certian boost levels I bet it could produce similar hp/tq numbers as it's screw counterpart.

 

Soon my friend, soon

 

yes there is a larger unit coming soon.

are you a lightning guy? I live in San Marcos as well btw

 

How soon and will any company offer a direct bolt on for the Lightning? Before I buy a 2.6L KB I need more enticement, to make me wait. I would prefer to use an Eaton that will be more efficient in the bottom end, mid range.



I own a black Lightning and cruise San Marcos, N. County looking for the occasional race.

 

lol, never seen ya but you may have seen my tail lights , I live over in a place called San Elijo Hills, we might have to get a truck meet going soon, seems like more and more bros are located in North S.D. these days

 

Small world. I have a buddy who lives in San Elijo Hills. I almost opened a Fitness Together there.

I'll keep my eye out for ya.

 

just look for this

 

this is a peronal project of mine.....shoot me a PM and we can talk details!

 

BC you have a PM

 

BlownChevy, I sent you a PM....

I found some interesting tid bits. What is an M122? A possible misprint in Motor Trend? At first I thought so. Then I come across.."but work with Eaton on supercharger geometry delivered more grunt..." Then I come across a picture of an what could be a new Eaton, appearing as it has more length than the M112.

So is an M122 what we'll be seeing on the market soon?