oil cooler for self lube vortech/sos supercharger?
#1
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oil cooler for self lube vortech/sos supercharger?
Im not that familiar with how the self lube blowers work. Its my understanding that all the oil is contained in the blower, no external reservoir. But the rotrex units use an external oil reservoir & some sort of oil cooler. Thats why they dont fail like the paxton/novi self lubes do.
Is there any way to add those components to the paxton/novi self lube? Or does it just not work that way?
I dont mind the extra work of tapping the oil pan & running lines like with a turbo, done it twice already. But if I could avoid it it would be great because its one less thing to worry about. No oil pressure gauge needed, no catastrophes to worry about.
Even with the Kraftwerks kit you have to use an oil filter relocator, so that that negates the benefits of having a self lube blower. At least in my opinion it does.
thanks
Is there any way to add those components to the paxton/novi self lube? Or does it just not work that way?
I dont mind the extra work of tapping the oil pan & running lines like with a turbo, done it twice already. But if I could avoid it it would be great because its one less thing to worry about. No oil pressure gauge needed, no catastrophes to worry about.
Even with the Kraftwerks kit you have to use an oil filter relocator, so that that negates the benefits of having a self lube blower. At least in my opinion it does.
thanks
#3
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The rotrex unit was made to that as the internals do their thing it pumps the oil through also. I dont think the novi unit can do this so your SOL.
You could add a electric pump (now another thing to go wrong) but even then you wouldnt know how much flow is needed to keep everything working since there is a pocket of space in there that (i assume) should be filled up to a certain level at all times.
imo buy the TTX rotrex kit or non SL novi
You could add a electric pump (now another thing to go wrong) but even then you wouldnt know how much flow is needed to keep everything working since there is a pocket of space in there that (i assume) should be filled up to a certain level at all times.
imo buy the TTX rotrex kit or non SL novi
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What blower they are offering with that vortech price/kit? Id would just get a V2 T-trim if you can get that same price? I don't think you can modif V3 self lub blower.
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Originally Posted by chef-j,Dec 27 2010, 07:26 PM
What blower they are offering with that vortech price/kit? Id would just get a V2 T-trim if you can get that same price? I don't think you can modif V3 self lub blower.
Vortech Supercharger "Tuner" Kit with Aftercooler for 2000-2003 Honda S2000 (V-2 SQ SC-Trim, satin) [more info]
Part Number: V4HS218-050SQ
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List Price: $4165.95
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They offer this one for 3499.00
Vortech Supercharger "TUNER" Kit with Aftercooler for 2006-2008 Honda S2000 (V-3 SCi-Trim, Satin)
Doesn't matter that its 06-09 since its a tuner kit, but the V3 SCi blower is self oiled some Im SOL as you say
Im not sure if they will modify the contents of the kit, but its worth a shot. Id like to get the V2 blower kit for 3499
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One of their reps replied and told me its not a problem to mix & match certain things. Vortech is closed until Jan 3 though.
With the T Trim, what size pulley should I use to get 10psi on an F22 revving to 8/8.5k? Also what size pulley for the SQ?
thanks
With the T Trim, what size pulley should I use to get 10psi on an F22 revving to 8/8.5k? Also what size pulley for the SQ?
thanks
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Originally Posted by Deception,Dec 28 2010, 05:03 AM
One of their reps replied and told me its not a problem to mix & match certain things. Vortech is closed until Jan 3 though.
With the T Trim, what size pulley should I use to get 10psi on an F22 revving to 8/8.5k? Also what size pulley for the SQ?
thanks
With the T Trim, what size pulley should I use to get 10psi on an F22 revving to 8/8.5k? Also what size pulley for the SQ?
thanks
The same size pulley would be close with both chargers.
The T trim requires a larger 3-3/4 inch intake.
#9
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Originally Posted by Sideways,Dec 28 2010, 08:00 AM
The T trim is more efficient at the higher rpms where the boost is more than 10 psi.
The same size pulley would be close with both chargers.
The T trim requires a larger 3-3/4 inch intake.
The same size pulley would be close with both chargers.
The T trim requires a larger 3-3/4 inch intake.
#10
Start with a 4.5 inch and go from there. You may need to get a second pulley to get it close. Nobody can tell you what boost you will get with what pulley with any certainty. Every set up is different. Intake, head, exhaust and cams all impact boost.