Just from doing my own research on what the Vette guys are seeing...
http://forums.corvetteforum.com/1568994009-post32.html
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We are still in the research and development phase of our TVS 2300 system. As we did with our 1900 system, we perform an extensive amount of testing before we release any of our products to the public. Once our r&d is complete we will release a TVS 2300 system and offer an option for those who already have our TVS 1900 to upgrade to the 2300 when it is available. So far though we have found that the value, efficiency, and power output of the TVS 1900 is hard to beat. For instance, our TVS 1900 on a 2008 6.2L at 7.5lbs of boost produces 658 flywheel hp vs the 638hp produced by the TVS 2300 at 10.5lbs of boost on the ZR1. Our early r&d has also shown that the 2300 supercharger will also require an upgraded fuel system and most likely an 11-rib belt system opposed to the boost-a-pump and 8-rib belt system used to run the 1900 (both of which are included in our 1900 system)
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Looks like for those who will be keeping the 6.2L, the TVS1900 actually makes more sense...unless someone else can tell me why the above is incorrect.
EDIT: Even if the TVS2300 makes more power, isn't ~550rwhp around the max a stock Camaro drivetrain can handle?