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Old 03-22-2005, 06:00 PM
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Good luck on the project. I found it fairly easy to adapt the m45 to the m103. The factory 2.6L m102 is not a great match for a 3,000+ pound car as far as speed goes. But it's a stout engine and it really responds well to boost. A couple of psi makes a really noticable difference. Basically, with the little m45 done right, you won't have a ferarri, but it does make the car feel like it has a bigger engine with a much wider power band. It really wakes up the low end of the short stroke m103. I think you'll be happy with the increase. I'm on vacation in hawaii (YES!) for next week, but I'll be sure to post some pictures of the bracketry and piping when I start putting it all back together in 2 weeks.
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Old 03-24-2005, 02:34 AM
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AWESOME thread guys!

really my hat is off to you. i want to supercharge my M104. If you build it, I'll buy it. I'll drive all the way down to you too. Build one for a 91 300E with a 92 300CE M104 swap, 190E 2.3-16 manual tranny swap if any of it makes a difference. Keep it under 3g's installed and I'll be there in around 16 hours driving non stop I'll send a deposit right away too. I can't afford a 10g twin turbo kit from mosselman and the supercharger kit at 5000 UK pounds is around 10g's too.

PM your e-mail, we can talk!
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Old 03-24-2005, 01:12 PM
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Typejr:

I did a Supercharger install on my 1993 3.2L M104 for under $1200 in Dec 04. The key is finding a good deal on the right blower for your engine size. Beyond the blower it's just sheet metal, belts, clamps and piping... all pretty cheap stuff. I have my project documented in a Powerpoint slideshow I'd be glad to send you (the file however is almost 30Mb with the photos)

Best of luck!
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Sold my project car: 1993 300E (3.2L) Blower running 0.8 Bar, Re-badged E32 Kompressor, Apexi Piggyback ECU, 310cc injectors, 255LPH Walbro Fuel Pump, Water/methanol injection, Quad SS Exhaust Tips, 3" SS exhaust with high-flow Cat, 17" Monoblocks 225/45/17, Brembo BIG Brake upgrade, Euro-headlamps, clear corners, Euro-tail lamps, keyless entry, CD AMPs Subs etc...

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Old 03-24-2005, 01:27 PM
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93 M104's are pretty different than 92 M104's. and mine isn't electronic injection and other things too. I wish mine was the 93+ though
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Old 04-10-2005, 11:21 PM
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Typejr:

I did a Supercharger install on my 1993 3.2L M104 for under $1200 in Dec 04. The key is finding a good deal on the right blower for your engine size. Beyond the blower it's just sheet metal, belts, clamps and piping... all pretty cheap stuff. I have my project documented in a Powerpoint slideshow I'd be glad to send you (the file however is almost 30Mb with the photos)

Best of luck!

I would be very interested in seeing this slideshow. Is there some way you could host it since its too big to send over most emails?
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Old 04-10-2005, 11:27 PM
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please M104 1990-1992 info!
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Old 04-11-2005, 06:13 AM
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email me the file and i can send it

stevehowson@hotmail.com
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steve@ballardshaw.co.uk

I can host it and link it for everyone? ok?

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Old 04-11-2005, 05:51 PM
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Post Project Documentation on M104 Blower Project

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email me the file and i can send it

stevehowson@hotmail.com
OR
steve@ballardshaw.co.uk

I can host it and link it for everyone? ok?

thanks

Steve "I NEED a SC" Howson!

Thanks Steve and everyone else for their interest in my little project.
Steve: I will email the project overview to you and certainly don't mind you hosting the file and providing the link to others.
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Sold my project car: 1993 300E (3.2L) Blower running 0.8 Bar, Re-badged E32 Kompressor, Apexi Piggyback ECU, 310cc injectors, 255LPH Walbro Fuel Pump, Water/methanol injection, Quad SS Exhaust Tips, 3" SS exhaust with high-flow Cat, 17" Monoblocks 225/45/17, Brembo BIG Brake upgrade, Euro-headlamps, clear corners, Euro-tail lamps, keyless entry, CD AMPs Subs etc...

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