Whipple supercharger
#21
Burning Brakes
Thread Starter
Though, I would enjoy a half mile or mile event on a closed runway. Anyone know if convertibles have restrictions at these events?
I agree PD kits do require you to spend money on additional parts I don't really want or need (hood), but sometimes you have to pay to play.
What I have noticed is that A&A and ESC kits are not really noticeable when the car has headers/CAM and a loud exhaust, which my car already has. As mentioned prior. I love the whine of the SC. Just different strokes for different folks.
#22
Race Director
Any kit will probably make enough power for me as I no longer drag or street race.
Though, I would enjoy a half mile or mile event on a closed runway. Anyone know if convertibles have restrictions at these events?
I agree PD kits do require you to spend money on additional parts I don't really want or need (hood), but sometimes you have to pay to play.
What I have noticed is that A&A and ESC kits are not really noticeable when the car has headers/CAM and a loud exhaust, which my car already has. As mentioned prior. I love the whine of the SC. Just different strokes for different folks.
Though, I would enjoy a half mile or mile event on a closed runway. Anyone know if convertibles have restrictions at these events?
I agree PD kits do require you to spend money on additional parts I don't really want or need (hood), but sometimes you have to pay to play.
What I have noticed is that A&A and ESC kits are not really noticeable when the car has headers/CAM and a loud exhaust, which my car already has. As mentioned prior. I love the whine of the SC. Just different strokes for different folks.
Last edited by Chicago1; 11-18-2014 at 10:12 AM.
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#23
Burning Brakes
Thread Starter
My a&a kit with a d1sc and tial 50 says otherwise..You can hear it about a block away..This was at 4psi with a base tune from 3k-4k...It now makes 11psi and 668/556 at the wheels
Chicago1 D1SC c5 Coupe - YouTube
Chicago1 D1SC c5 Coupe - YouTube
Last edited by 540i 6spd; 11-19-2014 at 07:44 PM.
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#25
Burning Brakes
Thread Starter
Now that is what I'm talking about . What did you end up running? I'm going to do one next year. My wife wants to ride along after watching your video!!! This is the TVS2300, correct?
Last edited by 540i 6spd; 11-19-2014 at 07:43 PM.
#27
Le Mans Master
the TVS2300 is definitely your best bet for a PD blower on the C5. that Whipple you posted in the beginning was a guy on here that spent a ton of time & cash fabbing parts to make a 3.3 work on his Z because Whipple wasn't doing anything for vettes at the time.
i've had my TVS for 3.5yrs & 15k+ mi, and i ain't got no regrets. i've just got exhaust on a stock LS1 for now @ 10psi for about 520hp (about 3400' altitude). was 11psi & 540 in TX. the cogs do make a great sound & that's one of my next mods... but more to prevent belt slip than anything. ps - i still need to hear Nitro's 50mm
and even staying on low boost, go ahead & start with a 1:1 or overdrive with a big snout pulley. i wish i had somebody to tell me that when i bought mine... that way all you have to do is swap the front smaller when you want more out of it - piece of cake!
i've had my TVS for 3.5yrs & 15k+ mi, and i ain't got no regrets. i've just got exhaust on a stock LS1 for now @ 10psi for about 520hp (about 3400' altitude). was 11psi & 540 in TX. the cogs do make a great sound & that's one of my next mods... but more to prevent belt slip than anything. ps - i still need to hear Nitro's 50mm
and even staying on low boost, go ahead & start with a 1:1 or overdrive with a big snout pulley. i wish i had somebody to tell me that when i bought mine... that way all you have to do is swap the front smaller when you want more out of it - piece of cake!
#28
Burning Brakes
Thread Starter
That is moving.
So this is what you wish you would have started with?
http://www.lingenfelter.com/mm5/merc...3#.VHHfBDN0zIU
the TVS2300 is definitely your best bet for a PD blower on the C5. that Whipple you posted in the beginning was a guy on here that spent a ton of time & cash fabbing parts to make a 3.3 work on his Z because Whipple wasn't doing anything for vettes at the time.
i've had my TVS for 3.5yrs & 15k+ mi, and i ain't got no regrets. i've just got exhaust on a stock LS1 for now @ 10psi for about 520hp (about 3400' altitude). was 11psi & 540 in TX. the cogs do make a great sound & that's one of my next mods... but more to prevent belt slip than anything. ps - i still need to hear Nitro's 50mm
and even staying on low boost, go ahead & start with a 1:1 or overdrive with a big snout pulley. i wish i had somebody to tell me that when i bought mine... that way all you have to do is swap the front smaller when you want more out of it - piece of cake!
i've had my TVS for 3.5yrs & 15k+ mi, and i ain't got no regrets. i've just got exhaust on a stock LS1 for now @ 10psi for about 520hp (about 3400' altitude). was 11psi & 540 in TX. the cogs do make a great sound & that's one of my next mods... but more to prevent belt slip than anything. ps - i still need to hear Nitro's 50mm
and even staying on low boost, go ahead & start with a 1:1 or overdrive with a big snout pulley. i wish i had somebody to tell me that when i bought mine... that way all you have to do is swap the front smaller when you want more out of it - piece of cake!
So this is what you wish you would have started with?
http://www.lingenfelter.com/mm5/merc...3#.VHHfBDN0zIU
#29
Burning Brakes
The price of developing these pd blowers is very expensive!
This is one of the things that sway so many away , to a centri.
You can buy the 30mm Maggie cog for much less, and it will hold the boost.
Hitting the rev limiter is what destroys the cog belt, even the lingenfelter!! I destroyed one at the runway once.
Try replacing the lingenfelter without removing the blower.....NOT
The Maggie belt can be swapped without blower removal, and belts are cheap, the one I have on now was $15 on eBay , and that's holding over 700 to the wheels.
This is one of the things that sway so many away , to a centri.
You can buy the 30mm Maggie cog for much less, and it will hold the boost.
Hitting the rev limiter is what destroys the cog belt, even the lingenfelter!! I destroyed one at the runway once.
Try replacing the lingenfelter without removing the blower.....NOT
The Maggie belt can be swapped without blower removal, and belts are cheap, the one I have on now was $15 on eBay , and that's holding over 700 to the wheels.
#30
Burning Brakes
Thread Starter
The price of developing these pd blowers is very expensive!
This is one of the things that sway so many away , to a centri.
You can buy the 30mm Maggie cog for much less, and it will hold the boost.
Hitting the rev limiter is what destroys the cog belt, even the lingenfelter!! I destroyed one at the runway once.
Try replacing the lingenfelter without removing the blower.....NOT
The Maggie belt can be swapped without blower removal, and belts are cheap, the one I have on now was $15 on eBay , and that's holding over 700 to the wheels.
This is one of the things that sway so many away , to a centri.
You can buy the 30mm Maggie cog for much less, and it will hold the boost.
Hitting the rev limiter is what destroys the cog belt, even the lingenfelter!! I destroyed one at the runway once.
Try replacing the lingenfelter without removing the blower.....NOT
The Maggie belt can be swapped without blower removal, and belts are cheap, the one I have on now was $15 on eBay , and that's holding over 700 to the wheels.
Thanks for all the assistance helping out a noob. Much appreciated.
http://www.shopsupercharger.com/t-Re...d-TVS2300.aspx
#31
Burning Brakes
Hi guys
Larry is probably right on the lingenfelter set up , not a lot of room back there .
Might see if i can remove the belt just so i know
Was thinking about having a removable piece of the top bulkhead trim ,would be worth a go compared to blower removal .
Think i saw magnuson cog kit cheaper on ebay than from magnuson.
Zebra this is one crap video ( iPhone ) but all i got at the mo
Hope to get a new tune soon , see if we can sort out a few probs .
Larry is probably right on the lingenfelter set up , not a lot of room back there .
Might see if i can remove the belt just so i know
Was thinking about having a removable piece of the top bulkhead trim ,would be worth a go compared to blower removal .
Think i saw magnuson cog kit cheaper on ebay than from magnuson.
Zebra this is one crap video ( iPhone ) but all i got at the mo
Hope to get a new tune soon , see if we can sort out a few probs .
#32
Burning Brakes
The lingenfelter comes with a tensioner pulley, it is a nice setup, and it keeps the jackshaft straight. But I have no problems so far. Don't get me wrong, I like the lingenfelter, and for you, if you want the noise, it might be an option, but $$$$$$ ouch
#33
Burning Brakes
Hi guys
Larry is probably right on the lingenfelter set up , not a lot of room back there .
Might see if i can remove the belt just so i know
Was thinking about having a removable piece of the top bulkhead trim ,would be worth a go compared to blower removal .
Think i saw magnuson cog kit cheaper on ebay than from magnuson.
Zebra this is one crap video ( iPhone ) but all i got at the mo
Hope to get a new tune soon , see if we can sort out a few probs .
Larry is probably right on the lingenfelter set up , not a lot of room back there .
Might see if i can remove the belt just so i know
Was thinking about having a removable piece of the top bulkhead trim ,would be worth a go compared to blower removal .
Think i saw magnuson cog kit cheaper on ebay than from magnuson.
Zebra this is one crap video ( iPhone ) but all i got at the mo
Hope to get a new tune soon , see if we can sort out a few probs .
@ the OP, that is another issue with this and some other PD's, the bulkhead at the back of the high rise hoods usually has to be cut , as they failed to modify the molds for the TVS blowers.
#34
Burning Brakes
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Burning Brakes
#36
Burning Brakes
Thread Starter
#38
Le Mans Master
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So this is what you wish you would have started with?
http://www.lingenfelter.com/mm5/merc...3#.VHHfBDN0zIU
So this is what you wish you would have started with?
http://www.lingenfelter.com/mm5/merc...3#.VHHfBDN0zIU
That's good info on the Lingenfelter belt. I was wondering about that as the routing looks different than below.
Thanks for all the assistance helping out a noob. Much appreciated.
http://www.shopsupercharger.com/t-Re...d-TVS2300.aspx
Thanks for all the assistance helping out a noob. Much appreciated.
http://www.shopsupercharger.com/t-Re...d-TVS2300.aspx
my Kenne Bell hood didn't require any notching