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anything to help your motor flow more air will help, so yes heads, cam, headers will let you make more power and lower the boost levels with a FI application.
The "direct factory kits" aren't tailored nearly as well to our individual setups, come with less tech support, fewer options, and are much more expensive. Spend some time searching this section, and you'll begin to get a feel for why the semi custom kits from places like A&A and ECS are so prominent and well regarded.
In the 550 to 600 hp range, you owe yourself a serious look at the TVS2300. If a few more bucks is an issue, don't read any further. If adding a new hood isn't a deal breaker, you can have the best available in that HP range you're wanting.
To the centri minions that think having power in an RPM range that's actualy usable on the street is horrible, you either don't have a clue or have ulterior motives. The "heat soaker" arguement is a joke. On the street, it doesn't have time to heat soak. How long can you stay in it before you kill yourself or someone else? The "it's a good truck blower" is even worse. Here's a news flash for you......if it helps move a 5K lb truck around easily, just imagine how well it will motivate a 3200 lb vette. The "it dies in the upper rpm range" is bunk too. The TVS will pull hard as long as you're inclined to keep your foot in it. I think I'm done....
Oh wait, just a quick disclaimer.......I have no interest in what the OP buys. Just thought he'd like to have a little unbiased info with which to make his decision. Regardless of which way he goes, he'll have a fine ride. He just won't have to wait for more rpm for the "fineness" to kick in if he chooses the TVS or other PD blower. That's not a regurgitation of internet drivel. It's just a fact.
Last edited by old motorhead; Dec 13, 2009 at 04:55 PM.
In the 550 to 600 hp range, you owe yourself a serious look at the TVS2300. If a few more bucks is an issue, don't read any further. If adding a new hood isn't a deal breaker, you can have the best available in that HP range you're wanting.
To the centri minions that think having power in an RPM range that's actualy usable on the street is horrible, you either don't have a clue or have ulterior motives. The "heat soaker" arguement is a joke. On the street, it doesn't have time to heat soak. How long can you stay in it before you kill yourself or someone else? The "it's a good truck blower" is even worse. Here's a news flash for you......if it helps move a 5K lb truck around easily, just imagine how well it will motivate a 3200 lb vette. The "it dies in the upper rpm range" is bunk too. The TVS will pull hard as long as you're inclined to keep your foot in it. I think I'm done....
Oh wait, just a quick disclaimer.......I have no interest in what the OP buys. Just thought he'd like to have a little unbiased info with which to make his decision. Regardless of which way he goes, he'll have a fine ride. He just won't have to wait for more rpm for the "fineness" to kick in if he chooses the TVS or other PD blower. That's not a regurgitation of internet drivel. It's just a fact.
I have no interest in what any body buys either, and I don,t have an opinion as to which is better, but thats far from unbiased info the way I read it.
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Feel free to give us a call if you would like to discuss options, you have to take some of the advice on here with a grain of salt, some clearly do not have a ton of experience with what they write.
Still trying to decide....I love the sound of them and I thought vortechs were quiet.....
Are the TVS harder on the motor as when you get in and out of the gas on hard accel and decel?
Any shop around the Chicago area you guys recommened?
I've heard good things about Speed Inc. in Schaumburg. My friend had his Mustang tuned there and claims they're the best tuner in IL. I went to LPE in Decatur, IN for my work. They're only about 200-225 miles away from Chicago.