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I enjoyed my Procharger when I had it. I finally put out about 375 rwhp with it and fuel mods. I did not like the 5K mile maintenance. (lazy I guess) I also selected the Procharger for the intercooler at the time. I would consider the Vortech now that they have added the air/water intercooler and require less maintenance over all.
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Originally Posted by RGCBSHRTY#1
In regards to impellers used on both blowers,
One can order a blower, from ATI, with the same type of curved impeller as Vortech. Thus yeilding more hp up top. ATI uses a straight cut impeller because they claim it provides better low end tq than a curved impeller. The trade off being less top end than a curved impeller. ATI says the straight cut is better for street use.
If I were to go back and do it over with my previous ATI set up, I would have used their curved impeller blower along with a 3 core intercooler. I can't recall the model number for the curved impeller. I believe the straight cut is P1SC. The curved may be P1SC2 or D1SC. Best to call ATI.
Two years ago the ATI wasn't much more than the Vortech, but it included an intercooler. That was my deciding factor at the time.
One can order a blower, from ATI, with the same type of curved impeller as Vortech. Thus yeilding more hp up top. ATI uses a straight cut impeller because they claim it provides better low end tq than a curved impeller. The trade off being less top end than a curved impeller. ATI says the straight cut is better for street use.
If I were to go back and do it over with my previous ATI set up, I would have used their curved impeller blower along with a 3 core intercooler. I can't recall the model number for the curved impeller. I believe the straight cut is P1SC. The curved may be P1SC2 or D1SC. Best to call ATI.
Two years ago the ATI wasn't much more than the Vortech, but it included an intercooler. That was my deciding factor at the time.
long time no hear. How you been buddy?
I too would go with that setup, if I had the appropriate funds. I believe the curved impeller is the D1SC. I was happy with my P1SC, but I always like trying new things.
I wonder though, how much low end they sacrifice. Probably nothing 4.11s, or 4.56's wouldn't solve for.
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Originally Posted by offroadmaniac
Hey shrty-
long time no hear. How you been buddy?
I too would go with that setup, if I had the appropriate funds. I believe the curved impeller is the D1SC. I was happy with my P1SC, but I always like trying new things.
I wonder though, how much low end they sacrifice. Probably nothing 4.11s, or 4.56's wouldn't solve for.
long time no hear. How you been buddy?
I too would go with that setup, if I had the appropriate funds. I believe the curved impeller is the D1SC. I was happy with my P1SC, but I always like trying new things.
I wonder though, how much low end they sacrifice. Probably nothing 4.11s, or 4.56's wouldn't solve for.
All good here!
Speaking of new things.... that is why I bought my L.heh heh
