cam for a Vortech blown LT1
Good luck and take lots of pictures.
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Nothing wrong with taking the time to get it right.
Good machine work, inspecting and blue printing take enough time let alone supercharging. I would have to say for the hobbyist 2 years is a reasonable pace.
I know i don't have the time to supercharge anything let alone the $$$.
But what makes this thread interesting is the LT1/LT4 engines adapt to the platform for centrifugal type superchargers. I really like the "dry" charge method for a "blow through" type induction rather than a "draw through" wet charge used on the old school "Jimmy" blowers. But can the PCM work with this? And will they "lag" a bit like a "turbo"? Or can the centrifugal "boost" right off idle?
Yes i'm interested in the results too.
cardo0
I know i don't have the time to supercharge anything let alone the $$$. But what makes this thread interesting is the LT1/LT4 engines adapt to the platform for centrifugal type superchargers. I really like the "dry" charge method for a "blow through" type induction rather than a "draw through" wet charge used on the old school "Jimmy" blowers. But can the PCM work with this? And will they "lag" a bit like a "turbo"? Or can the centrifugal "boost" right off idle? Yes i'm interested in the results too.cardo0
