Vortech YSI Question
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Vortech YSI Question I have been running a g-trim vortech supercharger on my 99 Z/28. I recently purchased a YSI Head Unit off of a friend. I wanted to know how the YSI Head unit installation will work. I know that there is suppose to be different mounting brackets for the YSI head unit to mount it to the cylinder head and block. Where can I purchase this bracket? I wanted to see if anyone could post pics of there YSI Vortech Kit on here so I could get a better feel for how to install this. I have heard there is a bunch of different problems I could encounter and just wanted to get some help from the fellow ls1 tech rodders.
I meant back a few years ago when I was shopping for a procharger or vortech setup, speed inc seemed to recommend the YSI kits the most when it came to centrifigal superchargers. So I'm guessing they have some experience and can help you with what you need.
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My G-Trim barely clears the SS hood. The T-Trim sits higher than the G-Trim, and so on for the YSi.
Last I remember, the RMCR T-Trim kit was roughly $4000. That included the blower, pulley, brackets, spacers, inlet tube, belt, oil line, and all necessary hardware.
Last I remember, the RMCR T-Trim kit was roughly $4000. That included the blower, pulley, brackets, spacers, inlet tube, belt, oil line, and all necessary hardware.
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They are still around. A friend of mine is redoing there site right now. There temp e mail is rmcr111@yahoo.com.
