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I completely agree.
I would also guess that if someone is complaining about the difference in noise between helical and straight cut, they are most likely nowhere near needing a YSi blower. That blower is about one of the biggest streetable centrifugal superchargers you can get.
I got a vortech G35, need help with my airfilter. Its hella dirty end having problemes to take it off to clean it. Last time i washed it, i took off the bumper. Is there any tricks to take it off ?
What's the step up gear ratio?
-to calculate the impeller speed:
[5.75/SC pulley] x [upper cog pulley teeth/lower cog pulley teeth] x [3.54 x redline rpm] = impeller speed
5.75" = crank pulley diameter
SC pulley = 3.33, 3.12, 2.87, 2.62 pulley etc
non-REVUP kit: upper cog pulley = 32, lower = 28, jackshaft pulley = 3.33
REVUP kit: upper cog pulley = 34, lower = 32, jackshaft pulley = 3.12
3.54 = step up gear ratio
-to calculate the impeller speed:
[5.75/SC pulley] x [upper cog pulley teeth/lower cog pulley teeth] x [3.54 x redline rpm] = impeller speed
5.75" = crank pulley diameter
SC pulley = 3.33, 3.12, 2.87, 2.62 pulley etc
non-REVUP kit: upper cog pulley = 32, lower = 28, jackshaft pulley = 3.33
REVUP kit: upper cog pulley = 34, lower = 32, jackshaft pulley = 3.12
3.54 = step up gear ratio
Let me know ur thoughts on this..
Following is my next step, which is another rout to step up the power.. The calculation formula is from the first page, so I’m basing my research on it..
I'm running an SC trim v2 blower on Non-rev:
Max Speed: 53,000 RPM
Max Boost: 17 PSI
Max Flow:1050 CFM
Max Power:725 HP
Peak Efficiency:75%
I'm also running the smallest pulley (2.87")..
to calculate the impeller speed:
[5.75/SC pulley] x [upper cog pulley teeth/lower cog pulley teeth] x [3.6 x redline rpm] = impeller speed
5.75" = crank pulley diameter
SC pulley = 3.33, 3.12, 2.87, 2.62 pulley etc
non-REVUP kit: upper cog pulley = 32T, lower = 28T
3.54 = step up gear ratio
so it's: (5.75/2.87) x (32/28) x (3.6x6600) = 54,403 RPM @ redline (6600 rpm).That’s above the blower’s max RPM by a hair margin, but I never reached that other than over the dyno and few pulls on the street... I’m planning to upgrade the cog pulley for more PSI/boost (going with 34T).
if we redo the calculation including the upgraded pulley: (5.75/2.87) x (34/28) x (3.6x6600) = 57,803 RPM @ redline (6600 rpm). Now that's almost 5000rpm above the limit of the impeller.. so to compensate the added power/psi, I'll upgrade the impeller (928 Motorsports) which raises the impeller’s RPM to 60,000 @ redline, which also raises the boost and give me more space to play.
Now, by doing the above, i’ll have another 3,000 RPM on the impeller that isn’t being used (to reach 60,000 RPM). So I’m going to raise speed limiter RPM, which should (i assume) allow another PSI.
Redoing the calculation with higher redline RPM, I got the following:
6700 = 58,679 impeller speed
6800 = 59,555 impeller speed
6900 = 60,431 impeller speed
7000 = 61,307 impeller speed
By that, I know the best and safest I can go with is 6800rpm redline. But I was also concerned about another factor, which is the max flow (rated at 1050 CFM). I’m not sure what contributes to it and how can I go on about calculating it..
Following is my next step, which is another rout to step up the power.. The calculation formula is from the first page, so I’m basing my research on it..
I'm running an SC trim v2 blower on Non-rev:
Max Speed: 53,000 RPM
Max Boost: 17 PSI
Max Flow:1050 CFM
Max Power:725 HP
Peak Efficiency:75%
I'm also running the smallest pulley (2.87")..
to calculate the impeller speed:
[5.75/SC pulley] x [upper cog pulley teeth/lower cog pulley teeth] x [3.6 x redline rpm] = impeller speed
5.75" = crank pulley diameter
SC pulley = 3.33, 3.12, 2.87, 2.62 pulley etc
non-REVUP kit: upper cog pulley = 32T, lower = 28T
3.54 = step up gear ratio
so it's: (5.75/2.87) x (32/28) x (3.6x6600) = 54,403 RPM @ redline (6600 rpm).That’s above the blower’s max RPM by a hair margin, but I never reached that other than over the dyno and few pulls on the street... I’m planning to upgrade the cog pulley for more PSI/boost (going with 34T).
if we redo the calculation including the upgraded pulley: (5.75/2.87) x (34/28) x (3.6x6600) = 57,803 RPM @ redline (6600 rpm). Now that's almost 5000rpm above the limit of the impeller.. so to compensate the added power/psi, I'll upgrade the impeller (928 Motorsports) which raises the impeller’s RPM to 60,000 @ redline, which also raises the boost and give me more space to play.
Now, by doing the above, i’ll have another 3,000 RPM on the impeller that isn’t being used (to reach 60,000 RPM). So I’m going to raise speed limiter RPM, which should (i assume) allow another PSI.
Redoing the calculation with higher redline RPM, I got the following:
6700 = 58,679 impeller speed
6800 = 59,555 impeller speed
6900 = 60,431 impeller speed
7000 = 61,307 impeller speed
By that, I know the best and safest I can go with is 6800rpm redline. But I was also concerned about another factor, which is the max flow (rated at 1050 CFM). I’m not sure what contributes to it and how can I go on about calculating it..
Last edited by maXmood; Jan 4, 2011 at 11:57 PM.
Vortech Step Up Ratios:
V1 Superchargers: 3.45
V2 Superchargers: 3.60
V3 Superchargers: 3.60
V27 Superchargers: 4.21
V7 Superchargers: 3.45
I have no clue where people are getting 3.54 for the V2 and V3
TimRod
V1 Superchargers: 3.45
V2 Superchargers: 3.60
V3 Superchargers: 3.60
V27 Superchargers: 4.21
V7 Superchargers: 3.45
I have no clue where people are getting 3.54 for the V2 and V3
TimRod
Last edited by OldManZ350; Jan 4, 2011 at 11:20 PM.
very similar to what I have on my mind

but if the Step up ratio is 3.60, it will make a difference..
I think I'll just go with stock cog pulley setup. 2.87 pulley and rev to 7200rpm
that will give about 58.000 rpms for the impeller
ForgedPerformance S1 Shortblock
Stillen Oil cooler
CJM STG1 Fuel System
ARP L19
Rev-up oil pump
and other needed stuff is ordered..
just waiting for the parts..
will Make a Thread when I recieve the parts..
and yes I will have to get a bigger IC and the 928 impeller as well..
what about your build?
Stillen Oil cooler
CJM STG1 Fuel System
ARP L19
Rev-up oil pump
and other needed stuff is ordered..
just waiting for the parts..
will Make a Thread when I recieve the parts..
and yes I will have to get a bigger IC and the 928 impeller as well..

what about your build?
Last edited by Erdem; Jan 5, 2011 at 12:45 AM.
Building my block soon... waiting for the parts to arrive. 
-Wiseco pistons - 8.8:1 cr, 96mm
-Eagle rods
-ARP headstuds- L19
-ARP main bolts
-HKS headgaskets, 97mm
-Cosworth bearings - standard size
-Pathfinder cooling mod
-Tomei 264 cams
-Revup oil pump
and i'll be ordering the 34T cog pulley, as well as i'm sending the blower today to 928 to get it rebuilt along with their impeller.

-Wiseco pistons - 8.8:1 cr, 96mm
-Eagle rods
-ARP headstuds- L19
-ARP main bolts
-HKS headgaskets, 97mm
-Cosworth bearings - standard size
-Pathfinder cooling mod
-Tomei 264 cams
-Revup oil pump
and i'll be ordering the 34T cog pulley, as well as i'm sending the blower today to 928 to get it rebuilt along with their impeller.








