TRD Vortech Supercharger max specs is it true or no
#1
TRD Vortech Supercharger max specs is it true or no
Please correct me if I’m wrong. I was looking into TRD Vortech Supercharger to find out the max specs for the S/C. The information about the specs that I found are down below. tell me if this is true or not. the
Fits engines up to 475 horsepower
Maximum airflow: 700 CFM
Maximum boost pressure: 20 PSI
Absolute maximum impeller speed: 60,000 RPM
Adiabatic efficiency: 76%
here is the link where I got the information
http://www.vortechsuperchargers.com/...ts/f-trim.html
If this is true. What is holding the S/C back? So far IceNine and I are saying impeller, shaft, and the pulley. I will like to know if anyone else have an idea what is holding the S/C back and how we can improve our performance.
Fits engines up to 475 horsepower
Maximum airflow: 700 CFM
Maximum boost pressure: 20 PSI
Absolute maximum impeller speed: 60,000 RPM
Adiabatic efficiency: 76%
here is the link where I got the information
http://www.vortechsuperchargers.com/...ts/f-trim.html
If this is true. What is holding the S/C back? So far IceNine and I are saying impeller, shaft, and the pulley. I will like to know if anyone else have an idea what is holding the S/C back and how we can improve our performance.
#5
Originally Posted by rhythmnsmoke
I wonder how small the pulley has to be to see 20 PSI?
Some are saying 14.5 PSI is the max your going to get out of it. Dunno. Good thread/question though.
Some are saying 14.5 PSI is the max your going to get out of it. Dunno. Good thread/question though.
#10
Originally Posted by cessblood
Originally Posted by rhythmnsmoke
I wonder how small the pulley has to be to see 20 PSI?
Some are saying 14.5 PSI is the max your going to get out of it. Dunno. Good thread/question though.
Some are saying 14.5 PSI is the max your going to get out of it. Dunno. Good thread/question though.
It's 31 pages long, so your a little late, but KytC has a 14.5 PSI pulley. He has not installed it yet, but he is running a 12 PSI pulley right now. Don't know why he didn't install the 14.5 PSI pulley, and don't know when either.
Here is the thread:
https://www.scionlife.com/forums/viewtopic.php?t=121276
#11
TRD isn't going to make any ugprades because they would all need to go through CARB, which cost a boatload of money. That's why it took the original TRD Supercharger so bloody long to come out in the first place. It's also why it's going to take a long time for the 07 superchargers to come out. That, and the fact that Toyota will be honoring warranty claims with the supercharger.
If TRD/Toyota was not concerned about CARB emissions or factory warranty issues, then the original supercharger would've included an intercooler, an upgraded turbine, and options for smaller pullies.
If TRD/Toyota was not concerned about CARB emissions or factory warranty issues, then the original supercharger would've included an intercooler, an upgraded turbine, and options for smaller pullies.
#14
Originally Posted by mattvs
3,000 is bloody cheap for a complete forced induction kit that's emissions legal and allows you to keep your factory warranty.
+ another $1-$2k to make it decently fast.
#16
meh. I don't think 'fast' was the reason behind the development of the supercharger.
If 'fast' was the goal, then it would've been around 4-5,000 and given us about 230-250 to the wheels. It's most certainly possible, especially with Vortech involved, but it just wasn't done.
If 'fast' was the goal, then it would've been around 4-5,000 and given us about 230-250 to the wheels. It's most certainly possible, especially with Vortech involved, but it just wasn't done.
#17
Originally Posted by mattvs
meh. I don't think 'fast' was the reason behind the development of the supercharger.
If 'fast' was the goal, then it would've been around 4-5,000 and given us about 230-250 to the wheels. It's most certainly possible, especially with Vortech involved, but it just wasn't done.
If 'fast' was the goal, then it would've been around 4-5,000 and given us about 230-250 to the wheels. It's most certainly possible, especially with Vortech involved, but it just wasn't done.
So, what's the point in spending that much money? Never seen a "real" answer to that question. And if you say warranty, I'll.... Because 8 out of ever 10 S/C'er owners upgrade the pulley, and immediately void the warranty.
#18
I bought mine because I was rather intimidated by turbocharging setups. None of the manufacturer's shops were within a distance I would be willing to travel to get things done. Pay to play has a limit when it comes to shipping my car across the country :p
ZPI is in Kentucky, Sound Performance in Illinois, Turbonetics in California, Greddy...well I don't know where the hell they are, but you get the idea.
I do believe that the main marketing point for the TRD Supercharger is 'set it and forget it' power with full factory warranty. Not every scion owner posts on this board or ystc or whatever other messageboard.
ZPI is in Kentucky, Sound Performance in Illinois, Turbonetics in California, Greddy...well I don't know where the hell they are, but you get the idea.
I do believe that the main marketing point for the TRD Supercharger is 'set it and forget it' power with full factory warranty. Not every scion owner posts on this board or ystc or whatever other messageboard.
#19
Originally Posted by mattvs
I bought mine because I was rather intimidated by turbocharging setups. None of the manufacturer's shops were within a distance I would be willing to travel to get things done. Pay to play has a limit when it comes to shipping my car across the country :p
ZPI is in Kentucky, Sound Performance in Illinois, Turbonetics in California, Greddy...well I don't know where the hell they are, but you get the idea.
I do believe that the main marketing point for the TRD Supercharger is 'set it and forget it' power with full factory warranty. Not every scion owner posts on this board or ystc or whatever other messageboard.
ZPI is in Kentucky, Sound Performance in Illinois, Turbonetics in California, Greddy...well I don't know where the hell they are, but you get the idea.
I do believe that the main marketing point for the TRD Supercharger is 'set it and forget it' power with full factory warranty. Not every scion owner posts on this board or ystc or whatever other messageboard.
Would you be a turbo guy or a supercharger guy if geography was not an issue for you?
PS...you said warranty...
#20
if geography wasn't an issue? turbo, but conservatively tuned until I found a beater truck I could use if soemthing should occur.
Although I must admit I really...really enjoy the modded TRD unit. I've heard turbo cars before but I <3 the supercharger whine more :p
Although I must admit I really...really enjoy the modded TRD unit. I've heard turbo cars before but I <3 the supercharger whine more :p