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fbody blower okay as stated in my other post im fairly new to the ls1 and i was planning to do a turbo build on my 99 ta but then i got to thinking a blower might be an easier route well this is gonna sound stupid but i cannot find a vortech kit for my car does vortech not make a kit for the ls1 fbody? i was hoping to find something used but i cant even find something new so let alone used. thanks in advance for any help.
Yeah it says the've been discontinued on their site. Interesting! Try a few vendors and whatnot, as they may still have some. Apparently Vortech did make a supercharger for the LS1 though
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I would also check out the https://ls1tech.com/forums/new-ls1-o...anna-fast.html and https://ls1tech.com/forums/forced-in...induction.html threads.
A blower is a bit more of a bolt-on and set it and forget it. For street use they are hard to beat. I am building a turbo car, but also like superchargers.
Prochargers IMO are superior to Vortech's old kits. I am not a big fan of their design.
Last edited by My6speedZ; Jan 6, 2014 at 10:55 PM.
If you wanted to go the turo route, on3 has kits for $2k and have been producing some good results. The kit is complete and looks good quality wise. I personally want to go the procharger route due to the fact that there's less involved and for my car and goals its the best fit although the costs are higher.
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If you wanted to go the turo route, on3 has kits for $2k and have been producing some good results. The kit is complete and looks good quality wise. I personally want to go the procharger route due to the fact that there's less involved and for my car and goals its the best fit although the costs are higher.
Edit: I've never run a turbo setup, but I read the "True Cost of FI" sticky and it makes it sound like you have to invest a lot more than two grand to turbo our cars. If it was so cheap, why isn't everyone on this site running those kits?
Not bashing, just truly curious as I would love a decent turbo kit for my own car that doesn't require extremely deep pockets.
If anyone wants to see a copy of the ProCharger installation instructions, send me an e-mail to brutespeed@gmail.com asking for them, and I'll e-mail them back to you. Bob
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