New (Sema Nov 2013) Vortech V2 Ti-Trim Blower
here it is...
going to wait a week or 2 before a tune. drive it around a little and check for leaks/issues then go in for a tune. the 3.12 pulley is installed and will be tuned on this pulley.....first ;-) i will bring my 2.87 and if i feel froggy i may see what it will do at those rpm have it tuned for both pulleys and just run the 3.12
Nice!!! Summit racing sells the tuner kit with this blower for $4100. Is your manifold the older SSV or the velocity? Hope this new one satisfies your needs I plan on going SC this yr with a IPP stg 2 also.
Random question as I have been boosting already a few med pulls Vortech does not require a break in period do they? Car seems to run same as it did with the 928m pulls strong even w 3.12 pulley. Have not hit high rpm but deff high 10-12 fairly quick.
Videos of the car driving??
Last edited by Conway_160; Dec 29, 2013 at 10:32 AM.
Gents first to 3rd pulls Car feels like the old blower maybe slightt betterrrr (could be my head) but she sees 17-18 psi towards the top and I did not fully hit limiter... This is on the 3.12 pulley Aswell video of boost guage soon
Last edited by Colombo; Dec 29, 2013 at 02:42 PM.
How much more power do you think you will pick up on a new tune?
7200 I'm guessing I wasn't looking down. Also it seems to b a little rich low-mid 10s on the wideband but pulled so strong. Conway I'm not sure but it should make simular power as before sure does feel the same I would love to know what kinda power it will make w the 2.87 but if I makes over 600 I will not even waste my time swapping pulleys
Last edited by Colombo; Dec 29, 2013 at 04:38 PM.
7200 I'm guessing I wasn't looking down. Also it seems to b a little rich low-mid 10s on the wideband but pulled so strong. Conway I'm not sure but it should make simular power as before sure does feel the same I would love to know what kinda power it will make w the 2.87 but if I makes over 600 I will not even waste my time swapping pulleys
How many RPMs are you turning the Ti right now vs. your old blower? 3.12 Vs. 2.87....it's nice to see how the different models overlap. I was talked into sticking with the Si, and at 56K rpm (15+ psi) it immediately poked a stock rod out of my HR. Once my built motor goes back into the car, I'll see how much boost the Stillen design can produce. I'm a little skeptical about the 90-100 degrees of belt wrap.
Last edited by Jaxter; Dec 30, 2013 at 05:01 AM.
How many RPMs are you turning the Ti right now vs. your old blower? 3.12 Vs. 2.87....it's nice to see how the different models overlap. I was talked into sticking with the Si and at 56K rpm (15+ psi) it immediately poked a stock rod out of my HR. Once my built motor goes back into the car, I'll see how much boost the Stillen design can produce. I'm a little skeptical about the 90-100 degrees of belt wrap.
I am spinning the ti trim which is a street/race blower with race hd bearings to 7400 rpm and a 3.12 to 58k rpm, this blower "should" be able to handle the overspinning much better then the old blower yet I'm spinning it much slower.
Well I was never aiming for 600 before but once I touched it I didn't want to go back. Honestly tho for what I do, autox and road courses this power is almost un-usable but it sure is a blast destroying tires.
I was turning a sc trim with 928 impeller 65.5k rpm at 7400 with a 2.87 this is a std street blower w std bearings n such which caused a boom
I am spinning the ti trim which is a street/race blower with race hd bearings to 7400 rpm and a 3.12 to 58k rpm, this blower "should" be able to handle the overspinning much better then the old blower yet I'm spinning it much slower.
I am spinning the ti trim which is a street/race blower with race hd bearings to 7400 rpm and a 3.12 to 58k rpm, this blower "should" be able to handle the overspinning much better then the old blower yet I'm spinning it much slower.
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How many RPMs are you turning the Ti right now vs. your old blower? 3.12 Vs. 2.87....it's nice to see how the different models overlap. I was talked into sticking with the Si, and at 56K rpm (15+ psi) it immediately poked a stock rod out of my HR. Once my built motor goes back into the car, I'll see how much boost the Stillen design can produce. I'm a little skeptical about the 90-100 degrees of belt wrap.








