upgrading vortech blower trim size
Yes, I am using the 2.87 pulley.
The filter relocation is working out great. The SS pipe stays pretty cool even when driving the car hard. Definitely a lot better than having my filter rest against the radiator. Thanks for the help.
The filter relocation is working out great. The SS pipe stays pretty cool even when driving the car hard. Definitely a lot better than having my filter rest against the radiator. Thanks for the help.
Originally Posted by kevinapex
Lou, how did your filter re-locate workout?
Also are you using a 2.87" pully?
Also are you using a 2.87" pully?
Did you re-flash your rev. limit?
I'm going in for dyno re-tune with new Utec in a day or so, I am trying to deside if I should drop down to the 2.87" from the 3.12". My rev lim. is re-flashed to 7100.
Whats you thoughts?
I'm going in for dyno re-tune with new Utec in a day or so, I am trying to deside if I should drop down to the 2.87" from the 3.12". My rev lim. is re-flashed to 7100.
Whats you thoughts?
I still have the stock rev-limiter right now. The engine rebuild cost more than I thought so I just wanted a "safe" tune for now. I did upgrade my valve springs (JWT) so that I could raise it to 7100 in the future.
I would definitely recommend the 2.87 pulley. I have had no issues with it for over 10,000 miles.
Too bad myself, you and Bill weren't running the same pulley. Since I have the SQ SC-Trim, you, the S-Trim, and Bill, the T-Trim, it would have been cool to measure boost levels and rpm's to finally find out if one makes boost sooner than the other, etc.
I would definitely recommend the 2.87 pulley. I have had no issues with it for over 10,000 miles.
Too bad myself, you and Bill weren't running the same pulley. Since I have the SQ SC-Trim, you, the S-Trim, and Bill, the T-Trim, it would have been cool to measure boost levels and rpm's to finally find out if one makes boost sooner than the other, etc.
With stock compression we had to pull a lot of timing (especially on top). After dropping to 9:1, we were able to add most of the timing back in. That's when we saw the biggest jump in HP.
Nice, I hope my 440cc injects. will not max out. I found A 2.87" local pick up new, from a Muatang shop $129.00
Vortech has one for $69.00
I sure don't see any reason not to go to the smaller?
Kevin
Vortech has one for $69.00I sure don't see any reason not to go to the smaller?
Kevin
Im running the 3.12 , but I have a 34 tooth cog pulley .Which is basicly running the 2.87 . With the old IC and pipes I was .
3500rpm = 4psi
4000 = 5psi
4500 = 6psi
5000 = 8psi
5500 =9.5psi
6000 =11.5
6500 ==13psi
and thats when the belt started to slip , no matter how tight I got the belt . So the IC is maxed out after 13psi . The T-trim flows more air at the same psi level as the other trims . If they get the blower fixed right this time . I'll have new psi numbers soon
3500rpm = 4psi
4000 = 5psi
4500 = 6psi
5000 = 8psi
5500 =9.5psi
6000 =11.5
6500 ==13psi
and thats when the belt started to slip , no matter how tight I got the belt . So the IC is maxed out after 13psi . The T-trim flows more air at the same psi level as the other trims . If they get the blower fixed right this time . I'll have new psi numbers soon
Originally Posted by LouZer
With stock compression we had to pull a lot of timing (especially on top). After dropping to 9:1, we were able to add most of the timing back in. That's when we saw the biggest jump in HP.
How much timing was being pulled at 12psi for your set up ?
I was pulling 7 degree [ 5.5 plus the 1.5 from the SS box ] at 12psi with the 9 to 1 pistons
Also...the ECU was advancing the timing 2 degree's to 24 degree's advance after 6000rpms . so we end up with 17 degree's of advance
Last edited by booger; Mar 7, 2006 at 06:19 PM.
I don't remember how much timing is being pulled right now. I will try to find out.
Bill, did you switch to the UTEC yet? I think I may have to replace my SS box soon. It does funky things from time to time.
Also, I just went on a drive to try and get an idea of how much boost I am making at different rpm levels. (Hard to do when you have to look at the boost guage and pay attention to the road)
3000rpms = 3-4psi (hard to tell)
4000rpms = 5psi
5000rpms = 8psi
6500rpms=12psi
I need to try again when I have a passenger that can concentrate on the boost guage.
Bill, did you switch to the UTEC yet? I think I may have to replace my SS box soon. It does funky things from time to time.
Also, I just went on a drive to try and get an idea of how much boost I am making at different rpm levels. (Hard to do when you have to look at the boost guage and pay attention to the road)
3000rpms = 3-4psi (hard to tell)
4000rpms = 5psi
5000rpms = 8psi
6500rpms=12psi
I need to try again when I have a passenger that can concentrate on the boost guage.
Last edited by LOU; Mar 7, 2006 at 10:32 PM.
Bill, I just saw your post. It looks like the same #'s. Also, how can the T-trim flow more air at the same psi? I'm confused...
But you did give me an idea. Before swapping the 2.87 for the 2.62, I think I will try swapping out the cog pulley to get more boost with the 2.87 pulley.
But you did give me an idea. Before swapping the 2.87 for the 2.62, I think I will try swapping out the cog pulley to get more boost with the 2.87 pulley.
Last edited by LOU; Mar 7, 2006 at 10:30 PM.
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