Vortech S-Trim w/dyno
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I got the S-Trim impeler upgrade back from Vortech, and went to Mathews in Longmont Co, for tune, They have a Mustang dyno (only been on Dynojet befor today) After about 25 runs it looked good on paper, A/F good 392 rwhp with tq @ 321. 10 psi.
My last DynoJet before impeler and Crawford headerswas about 398hp so I didn't think too much, but road test made me think otherwise!!! Wow.. I'm happy for now.
My last DynoJet before impeler and Crawford headerswas about 398hp so I didn't think too much, but road test made me think otherwise!!! Wow.. I'm happy for now.
Originally Posted by kevinapex
I got the S-Trim impeler upgrade back from Vortech, and went to Mathews in Longmont Co, for tune, They have a Mustang dyno (only been on Dynojet befor today) After about 25 runs it looked good on paper, A/F good 392 rwhp with tq @ 321. 10 psi.
My last DynoJet before impeler and Crawford headerswas about 398hp so I didn't think too much, but road test made me think otherwise!!! Wow.. I'm happy for now.
My last DynoJet before impeler and Crawford headerswas about 398hp so I didn't think too much, but road test made me think otherwise!!! Wow.. I'm happy for now.
ooops..edit...I miss read your post . Though it was a T-trim . You still ended up with great hp on a Mustang dyno
Last edited by booger; Oct 25, 2005 at 04:32 PM.
The S-trim is a nice upgrade to the V2. Isn't the Sc-trim a slightly cut down S-trim.
I think they both have the same overall output and flow, but the S-trim can do it at lower impeller speeds. Basically, you'll get more boost using the same pulley that you were using with the sc-trim.
I did the same upgrade on a V1 when I had a blown 96 cobra. It was good for 536 rwhp at only 10.5 psi (6200 rpms)
I think they both have the same overall output and flow, but the S-trim can do it at lower impeller speeds. Basically, you'll get more boost using the same pulley that you were using with the sc-trim.
I did the same upgrade on a V1 when I had a blown 96 cobra. It was good for 536 rwhp at only 10.5 psi (6200 rpms)
Ive upgraded to the T-trim blower . Working on getting up to 16psi . Was at 13.2psi , but the IC that comes with the kit is way small and to much back preasure betwwen IC and blower is to high and belt slips no matter how tight I got it
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Awesome Kevin so everything worked out great for you and your s-trim. I have mine on and compared to my friends coupe with the sc vortech I leave him about 3 cars back when we go at it. Major difference my boost comes on so much quicker. I am going to upgrade to the 2.87 and see what I can get right now i am on the 3.13. I need to get on the dyno better than street tuning with the e-manage.
ryan
ryan
i am not sure of the cost of the upgrade as I had an extra CCW s trim to try out. I still have my SC trim supercharger. I think Kevin once said it cost in the area of 150-250
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Ryan
the sc-trim is eseentially an s-trim impeller that they cut down. I think that is right. Overall, they both produce the same flow and boost levels, but they have different rpm ranges. The sc-trim can be spun a bit higher (makes sense if it is lighter and a cut-down s-trim).
A t-trim wheel has different dimension than the sc- or s-trim wheel, that is why it is so much more to upgrade.
A t-trim wheel has different dimension than the sc- or s-trim wheel, that is why it is so much more to upgrade.
Originally Posted by QuadCam
the sc-trim is eseentially an s-trim impeller that they cut down. I think that is right. Overall, they both produce the same flow and boost levels, but they have different rpm ranges. The sc-trim can be spun a bit higher (makes sense if it is lighter and a cut-down s-trim).
A t-trim wheel has different dimension than the sc- or s-trim wheel, that is why it is so much more to upgrade.
A t-trim wheel has different dimension than the sc- or s-trim wheel, that is why it is so much more to upgrade.



