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Old 02-20-2003, 04:48 PM   #1
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Vortech V2-SQ upgrade

Has anyone changed to the "quieter" unit?

If so, is it really quieter than the V1?

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Old 02-21-2003, 02:37 AM   #3
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So there’s no reason to „upgrade“?


Hey nice cars you have. I wish I could do something similar. But with our stupid laws I would go to jail if I mod my car like this…

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I guess you could, it doesnt cost anything more to upgrade, so of course your getting everything you pay for.
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Doesn't cost anything to upgrade?

Vortech gives you $1000 for your class "A" condition V-1 S-trim. Then charge you $1800 for a V-2 S-trim. Difference $800.

Is it worth it? If it is really as quiet as they say it is. We need to hear from someone who actually owns one.
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I went from the S Trim to a YS-Trim. You can barely hear the YS-Trim in comparison. There is a link in my sig on the dyno with the YS-Trim installed. Judge for yourself.
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I'm sorry, I see that he is talking about the V-1 "A", I believed he was taliking about the V-2 "S" regular and the V-2 "SQ". I thought of this because so many of the sales places ask you if you want the V-2S or the V-2SQ when you get your kit to ask if you want the "quiter" one or the "louder" one. I have installed both on customers cars and the V-2SQ "quiet" makes quite a racket, unless you had one of each running on each side of you, Its hard to tell the quiet from the loud.
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I have run both the s-trim, and now the y/s-trim. The y/s-trim is by far the quietest supercharger I have ever heard (even with cogs). If you are going to spend the money for the upgrade, get the y/s-trim.You can also put a large pulley on it to keep the boost down, and will have the added benefit of more belt wrap. The y/s-trim is a larger supercharger, but no modifications to your brackets have to be made. Hope this helps your decision .
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I have run both the s-trim, and now the y/s-trim. The y/s-trim is by far the quietest supercharger I have ever heard (even with cogs). If you are going to spend the money for the upgrade, get the y/s-trim.You can also put a large pulley on it to keep the boost down, and will have the added benefit of more belt wrap. The y/s-trim is a larger supercharger, but no modifications to your brackets have to be made. Hope this helps your decision .
The YS-trim fits in the stock 82 - 92 Vortech Brackets? Wow! Whats the price of this over the T-Trim? I always thought that thing was way to big to fit in the stock brackets.
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Old 03-03-2003, 03:05 PM   #10
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I went from the S Trim to a YS-Trim. You can barely hear the YS-Trim in comparison. There is a link in my sig on the dyno with the YS-Trim installed. Judge for yourself.
Wow, are you sure you had the S/C installed in this vid...
It's really quiet.
So i will see how i can do this upgrade.

Thanks alot :hail:

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Yes, I am sure it was the YS-Trim on the dyno. I actually like the stealth aspect of it. Now people only think the car has a "cam."

And it did bolt to the S Trim brackets with no mods other than the intake and discharges are bigger. Good luck.
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