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eLeSthree 07-05-2018 01:29 PM

Maxing out the Vortech V3Si on ESS Tuning Kit
 
After reviewing all my logs and speaking with ESS Tuning, it appears I can spin this blower a little faster and still be under the max rpm allowed by Vortech.

I'm currently seeing a max of 10.5-11.3 psi on a 95mm pulley. All of my logs, including dyno runs (in very hot dyno rooms) show my hottest IAT being 104 degrees F. On the street, I rarely see over 102F peak.

My timing tapers down to 14.5 degrees up near redline. I'm still running 93 octane and see zero KR. I'm thinking about dropping down to a 93mm pulley, to gain 2 more pounds of boost. I have a modified FPCM and see a solid 58 psi to redline, so I think on 93, I have plenty of fuel.

Does anyone see a reason not to pulley down ($129) and retune ($400)?

Thanks

eLeSthree 07-05-2018 01:37 PM

Ambient temps in the dyno rooms are about 95degrees and on the street its been around 80-84 lately.

hillshooter 07-05-2018 02:48 PM

Man put some Vp110 in that thing and let it eat !

bct10985 07-05-2018 04:49 PM

Sell it and put the money toward a bigger blower. You are already wanting more power.

Camaro T 07-05-2018 08:13 PM

I think your trying to blow that motor to give yourself an excuse to build something better, lol.

eLeSthree 07-05-2018 09:23 PM

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Originally Posted by bct10985 (Post 10240643)
Sell it and put the money toward a bigger blower. You are already wanting more power.

I cant say anything at this point, but something like that is in the works.

I just wanna see what this little thing can do first. For $530 i could pick up 30-40whp and be at a comfortable stock block limit.

eLeSthree 07-05-2018 09:25 PM

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Originally Posted by hillshooter (Post 10240507)
Man put some Vp110 in that thing and let it eat !

Since the belt is the same for 95 and 93mm pulley, i had considered doing a race gas tune on the smaller pulley. Only takes a few mins to swap it out and flash the tune for race days.

eLeSthree 07-06-2018 06:11 AM

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Originally Posted by Camaro T (Post 10240826)
I think your trying to blow that motor to give yourself an excuse to build something better, lol.

Theres a lot of guys making a ton more power than me on the stock block. Only 38k on mine, hope it last a long long time.

bct10985 07-06-2018 08:43 AM

17psi from a ysi-b on my stock bottom end ls3. 9.6@145 mph in the 1/4.

Punisher_ATX 07-06-2018 09:17 AM

If you get to the point that you want to upgrade I can get a pretty good price on a YSI head unit and oil lines for it.

eLeSthree 07-06-2018 05:24 PM

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Originally Posted by Punisher_ATX (Post 10241246)
If you get to the point that you want to upgrade I can get a pretty good price on a YSI head unit and oil lines for it.

Appreciate that, but I have something in the works but it might take a while.

So if there is no one that sees a problem with the pulley change a retune, I guess I'll order it. My fuel system seems to be perfectly fine on 93, don't see why it couldn't handle another 40hp. We'll see.

thecarter0 07-07-2018 07:12 AM

What kind of dyno?

eLeSthree 07-09-2018 12:20 PM

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Originally Posted by thecarter0 (Post 10242065)
What kind of dyno?

Not sure why it matters, but it was tuned by Redline Motorsports.net on their Land and Sea Dynomite. Look them up.

I've got 407 miles on the new RXT1200 clutch. Almost done with the break in....

Slickcas 07-17-2018 05:18 AM

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The little V3si is not to bad lol. Just run a bunch of 10.2s at the Camaro fest with it. I ran across the scales at the fest and weighed 4140 pounds with me in it. Full interior , stock front wheels and 18” MT tires out back.


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