How noisy is a YSi compared to a T-trim?
07-14-2006, 08:48 AM
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07-14-2006, 09:43 AM
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I talked to Vortech and they said the aftercooler can hold up to 15 lbs with the YSi. The restriction comes from the neck size. A simple solution is to cut it off and reweld a bigger one. I talked to RMCR and that is what they are doing.
They have a Corvette street car making 800 rwhp with the YSi on pump.
Hopefully in a few months I'll have my new blower.
Caveman made 650 rear wheel with his T trim and that was a very conservative rich tune and hardly any timing and with some engine gremlins he still went 10.20 his car definitely has a mid to high 9 in it.
They have a Corvette street car making 800 rwhp with the YSi on pump.
Hopefully in a few months I'll have my new blower.
Caveman made 650 rear wheel with his T trim and that was a very conservative rich tune and hardly any timing and with some engine gremlins he still went 10.20 his car definitely has a mid to high 9 in it.
07-14-2006, 11:55 AM
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Originally Posted by Got Me SOM
I talked to Vortech and they said the aftercooler can hold up to 15 lbs.
2001WS6Vert, maybe mine worked well because I have a 5 gallon fuel cell in the trunk for the water reservoir. Not ice water, but alot of capacity.
Mike
07-14-2006, 01:03 PM
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yes he does but he has no love for it anymore especially since he bought a race car.
I'm considering buying it, it has everything done to it and that car hooks good. (1.3 60 foots)
I'm considering buying it, it has everything done to it and that car hooks good. (1.3 60 foots)
