blower snout trivia
#2 is on a truck from JDM with the ram-air intake for the cervini hood.
The engine bay in #1 is white or silver. It's either sknhead's truck or Don's
Edit: Maybe Paul G's for #1? I dunno what color his truck is.
The engine bay in #1 is white or silver. It's either sknhead's truck or Don's
Edit: Maybe Paul G's for #1? I dunno what color his truck is.
Last edited by MISTERgadget; Sep 9, 2003 at 05:52 PM.
My Final Answer
#1 Eaton M112 with twin screw rotor packs, on Paul G's L.
#2 Eaton M112 with twin screw rotor packs on Black truck from JDM with a cervini hood and the only ram air intake produced for the cervini hood.
#3 is a Works 112
#4 Stock eaton M112
#5 Easter Island's black truck with Reichard racing upper.
#6 is a Works 140.
#1 Eaton M112 with twin screw rotor packs, on Paul G's L.
#2 Eaton M112 with twin screw rotor packs on Black truck from JDM with a cervini hood and the only ram air intake produced for the cervini hood.
#3 is a Works 112
#4 Stock eaton M112
#5 Easter Island's black truck with Reichard racing upper.
#6 is a Works 140.
Last edited by MISTERgadget; Sep 9, 2003 at 07:16 PM.
Originally posted by MISTERgadget
My Final Answer
#1 Eaton M112 with twin screw rotor packs, on Don's L.
My Final Answer
#1 Eaton M112 with twin screw rotor packs, on Don's L.
I have had a stock blower, a works blower, and a KB
but never one of those.
It might have been Pauls truck with the Protype Magnum powers blower.
Originally posted by Dale-01L
Im fairly positive #6 isnt a Works140. Looks like a KB of some type.
The pulley setup looks like a KB... Works140 uses 4-bolts to hold the pulley on.
-Dale
Im fairly positive #6 isnt a Works140. Looks like a KB of some type.
The pulley setup looks like a KB... Works140 uses 4-bolts to hold the pulley on.
-Dale
BUT, the case looks like no KB out there, and looks exactly like a works 140 case.
Even the prototype Kb's had the "lego block" style casing.




