vortech or procharger
Originally Posted by Steel Chicken
This is all just opinion, so please keep that in mind.
I thinks its best if sponsors tried not to reccomend one product over another, especialy when they have a financial incentive to do so. At least post that "I am a sponsor, and I sell/install these products, but here is why I think its better."
I thinks its best if sponsors tried not to reccomend one product over another, especialy when they have a financial incentive to do so. At least post that "I am a sponsor, and I sell/install these products, but here is why I think its better."
It would negate any perceived impropriety, wether its a legitimate concern or not.
Ive specifically seen Bob slam the Magnacharger, and pimp the ATI, which is fine, for certain people. I ended up buying the Maggie anyways, because of various reasons I wont get in to...im just voicing my opinion.
Ive specifically seen Bob slam the Magnacharger, and pimp the ATI, which is fine, for certain people. I ended up buying the Maggie anyways, because of various reasons I wont get in to...im just voicing my opinion.
Bob, you have nothing to fear, your reputation is stellar and will continue to be so even if you never voice your product preference ever again.
Originally Posted by 95 TA - The Beast
Well, you say that is the case, but then why go about it the way you do?
I mean why not just post why the ATI is superior based upon technical merit, without propaganda???
And to the rest of the nut-swingers, your statements are nothing more than that, just nut-swinging, because I only made referrence to the method in which EPP decided to push thier product, which is still a ****-poor way of doing it...
I mean why not just post why the ATI is superior based upon technical merit, without propaganda???
And to the rest of the nut-swingers, your statements are nothing more than that, just nut-swinging, because I only made referrence to the method in which EPP decided to push thier product, which is still a ****-poor way of doing it...
One thing I did notice that wasn`t mentioned is Vortech does not reccomend using their superchargers under 32 degrees.I read an article in high performance pontiac a few months back and they said immediate bearing failure could result in cold conditions. Just something to think about if you live in colder climates and it may be your daily driver.The article dealt with installing a vortech on one of their cars,the info was in a sidebar in the article.
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im pretty clueless when it comes to the forced induction side. i heard alot of that oil issue with vortech or what not. i was just wondering which would be more effiecient, user friendly, and put down sick power on a stock block ls1?
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Originally Posted by 01ws6m6conv
One thing I did notice that wasn`t mentioned is Vortech does not reccomend using their superchargers under 32 degrees.