Vortech Supercharger Systems for 2010 Camaro Official Release

[2010SSRSM6]

Do you have your M6 test mule yet? if not PM me PLEASE!

[RBD]

I can't wait for my V-7 YSI to get here..............

[colorado pony]

recieved an e-mail from brian @ vortech saying that they are looking into a kit for the v-6 vehicles sometimes next year.... just like the v-6 mustang we had to wait a little longer for the v-6 mustangkit, but i can tell you that the wait is worth it ... i love my 06 mustang with the vortech supercharger and will be first in line to get one on my camaro when they come out.

[scrming]

Originally Posted by colorado pony

recieved an e-mail from brian @ vortech saying that they are looking into a kit for the v-6 vehicles sometimes next year.... just like the v-6 mustang we had to wait a little longer for the v-6 mustangkit, but i can tell you that the wait is worth it ... i love my 06 mustang with the vortech supercharger and will be first in line to get one on my camaro when they come out.

Of course the big hurdle right now is the V6 uses a completely different ECU that the SS. In the Mustang world the V6 and the V8 both use the same Spanish Oak ECU which makes things a lot easier... Not only does the V6 Camaro use a different ECU (Bosch E69) apparently Bosch did the calibration for the LLT (with input from GM) which is also different than the norm where GM does the calibration... and then there is the whole thing of tuning the LLT which may proving interesting too!

[PoleCat2SSRS2010]

Originally Posted by Brian@Vortech

I would say the main determining factors would be having all the right tools, knowing how to correctly use them, and being comfortable working on your own car. The system should install in 12-16 hours with basic mechanic skills.

Does the front bumper have to come off? Is there any sawing or cutting involved to run the intercooler tubes?

Originally Posted by scrming

Of course the big hurdle right now is the V6 uses a completely different ECU that the SS. In the Mustang world the V6 and the V8 both use the same Spanish Oak ECU which makes things a lot easier... Not only does the V6 Camaro use a different ECU (Bosch E69) apparently Bosch did the calibration for the LLT (with input from GM) which is also different than the norm where GM does the calibration... and then there is the whole thing of tuning the LLT which may proving interesting too!

Hang in there you V6r's. You have been waiting some time now the mods seem to be coming.

[Sean@Phastek]

Originally Posted by Brian@Vortech

The VORTECH of course!
The dyno sheet for the L99 Auto car is in the vid you posted a link to (semi-readable), with the numbers posted more prominently. We did tune a little more on that same car and subsequently were able to get some additional hp out of her safely, but 600+ crank hp is not unreasonable for a manual trans car. We'll have dyno numbers on a manual car soon for you guys...

The dyno graph on the first post looks awesome! Keeps pulling and pulling and pulling - Vortech units have always been my favorite, for years now.

I have a few customers asking about availability and when they can order theirs from us. Send me a PM with some more info if you don't mind. Thanks Brian!

[shevyman]

tight. now i know the numbers. can't wait to see it on my car at sema and drive it home. thank you vortech

[a_Username]

Originally Posted by PoleCat2SSRS2010

Does the front bumper have to come off? Is there any sawing or cutting involved to run the intercooler tubes?



Hang in there you V6r's. You have been waiting some time now the mods seem to be coming.

I'd assume the bumper would have to come off by the way it looks.

[Brian@Vortech]

So...remember that cog drive upgrade I mentioned before?






Oh yeah...we've got you covered.

[Steve@AandACorvette]

Looks great guys. How much more is that cog setup going to be? And which blower is that on there? When you coming back over to use the DynoJet?

[131 SS]

"And as far as GM's cylinder deactivation system is concerned, we didn't detect any problems."

Is the AFM not tuned out with the install?

How much is the "optional" warranty?

Any sounds clips? I am looking at getting this Vortech/Corsa combo.

Thanks, Mike

[Brian@Vortech]

The cylinder deactivation is tuned out with the tuning that is included with the supercharging system, yes. I can only assume that the mention of detecting no issues with it was referring to it being tuned out and the car still running perfectly under conditions that would normally engage the deactivation.

There are a few warranties available. The system includes a 1-Year, unlimited mile warranty on the Supercharger right out of the box. The first optional warranty is an additional $50 when you you send in your warranty registration paperwork - this raises it to a 3-Year, unlimited mile warranty on the Supercharger. There is also an optional 3 Year/36,000 Mile Powertrain warranty available if you purchase the system from, and have it installed by, any Vortech Authorized Top-Tier Installer. See the Dealer section of our website for a list of Top-Tier Installation Facilities in your area.

Sound clips HERE...click play on the video at the top of the page after the jump.

Originally Posted by 10CGMCAMAROSS

"And as far as GM's cylinder deactivation system is concerned, we didn't detect any problems."

Is the AFM not tuned out with the install?

How much is the "optional" warranty?

Any sounds clips? I am looking at getting this Vortech/Corsa combo.

Thanks, Mike

[ZZcamaro]

Why the extra wide cog drive on the crank? If there is no room for the wider drive on the blower etc... why have the extra width on the crank?

[PoleCat2SSRS2010]

Originally Posted by Brian@Vortech

So...remember that cog drive upgrade I mentioned before?






Oh yeah...we've got you covered.

Correct me if I am wrong....and I know somebody will. Looking at the photos, isn't the belt supposed to go UNDER the idler/tension pulley? Just seems like the smooth sides should be the contact surfaces while the cog sides are in contact with the cog surface.