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They were horrid blowers that required sub 2.8" pulleys from the factory to make power. They tossed those on the LSJ's and I guess it worked...but there was a ton of work done to them too before they reused them over 10 years later.
And the Rivvy, the Park Ave...basically anything with a pregen supercharged 3800 Series I...
Pulled from Wiki...
L67 Supercharged
The Series I Supercharged engine went through many internal changes and the horsepower changed rapidly between the time it was introduced and the time that the Series II L67 was introduced. The M62 supercharger was manufactured by Eaton, exclusively for the GM 3800 engine. HP was rated at 205 for 1991-1993 engines (models vary), and 225 for 1994-1995 engines. The additional horsepower and strength was gained by using six bolt main bearing caps, a roller camshaft, semi forged bottom end, larger throttle body, roller rockers and epoxy coated supercharger rotors, improving efficiency. The 1994-1995 utilized a 2.85-inch (72.4 mm) pulley versus the 2.55-inch (64.8 mm) pulley used on the 91-93 supercharger.
Yea they have the usual changes like the different intake design, better outlet, and the abradable coated rotors. They are not the same as the old ones. The only thing they share is flow rate.