405dave

I read their site and looked at the pictures but I could not figure it out.

MECHAM

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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=naWW3...eature=related

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-QBmI...eature=related

ChevyChad

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LOL nice vids, but I don't see how they answer his questions

I think they are A2W, but I don't know that for sure.

MECHAM

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um..did u not read the titles to the vids?

ChevyChad

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I read the titles, didn't see it specify A2W or A2A? But I'll look again... But seriously, why not just post up the answer? Would have been easier I think?

*edit* okay, I just watched the vids AGAIN, and it still doesn't specify A2A or A2W They do say that they are A&A kits, but A&A is a performance shop that does a lot of corvettes, this is not denoting that they use air to air intercoolers!

http://www.aacorvette.com/

MECHAM

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oh..eh..i figured from the pics it was air2air...A2A..A(squared)

ChevyChad

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yes, looking at the pic, it definitely looks like A2A

ls1290

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The kits for Vortech themselves are A2W. The kit pictured above is Andy's Kit from A&A Corvette and is A2A. That is his kit built around the Vortech head unit. There are a fair number of shops that have made their own kits based in a head uit: Procharger, Paxton, and Vortech.

Keith