Guess what she will make this time on the dyno
#21
I will guess 530rwhp and lots of belt slip. The car is not set up right (for a vortech)to make high boost and high numbers. The overdrive crank pulley will help but there will not be enough belt wrap on a vortech set up to handle 17-18 lbs. With stock heads and crap cams (for a blower) your power is going to really be killed.
He didn't have belt slip with the 2.9RR pulley and the S trim before, why would he now? especially with the addition of the OD crank pulley and the T trim.
He's at 10lbs "WITH" the 2.9RR pulley is because of his 8:1 compression and his Intercooler combination. He's adding the ODCP and a power pipe so no matter what that should increase his boost at the least another 5lbs.
Am I off base?
#26
there seems to be alot of guys here that don't like having upper power, I'm guessing it's because you aren't built for it?
Reason I say this is because I have a 10% UNDERDRIVEN crank pulley, as opposed to you guys running an Overdriven one.
I guess I just prefer more topend than lowend, either way, OP won't make more than 540rwhp with his mods.
Reason I say this is because I have a 10% UNDERDRIVEN crank pulley, as opposed to you guys running an Overdriven one.
I guess I just prefer more topend than lowend, either way, OP won't make more than 540rwhp with his mods.
#28
Plus, the T-trim is only rated to 55,000RPM. At 6900RPM on the motor, with a 3.4" pulley, I was seeing something like 54,000RPM at the blower, so going to an underdriven crank pulley, it lets me go to 7,000+RPM, and not have to worry about over-spinning the blower.
oh, and I never said it gives me more, it just lets the engine rev higher without fear of hurting the blower