Tvs 1900....ottp stg5?
It howls nicely
At the time I only spun it out to 12,071 RPM by 6500 RPM w/ the 3.5 pulley.
I did not have a mechanical boost gauge when I ran this blower; but based on some calcs, it's roughly 25-26 psi on a 3.5" pulley.
At the time I only spun it out to 12,071 RPM by 6500 RPM w/ the 3.5 pulley.
I did not have a mechanical boost gauge when I ran this blower; but based on some calcs, it's roughly 25-26 psi on a 3.5" pulley.
If that's the case, with a big pulley and keeping it under 30 psi, this can definitely be ran on a stock LSJ block with E85. The great obvious thing is you won't have to spin this blower as hard to make the air flow as before.
I wouldn't mind running this blower and then put the 1320 we have on my DD Redline HAHA!!
That's my thoughts. As long as you keep boost down the stock block will be fine. You won't be pushing the blower and still make more the the 1320.
Will be awesome to see this on a built motor and small pulley.
Will be awesome to see this on a built motor and small pulley.
Here is what is required for the bypass block off. The MAP sensor will also have to be rotated like the 1320 TVS.
Last edited by Josh@ottp; Oct 22, 2014 at 03:44 PM.
Here is what is required for the bypass block off. The MAP sensor will also have to be rotated like the 1320 TVS.
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http://ottperformance.com/images/mod...20endplate.jpg
Sorry for the very dirty engine bay. This is a 2.4 LE5 automatic car. If it clears on this it will clear on anything because the auto's sit further forward. On this car the biggest pulley that can be ran is about a 2.9" without notching the under side of the radiator core support. This shouldn't be an issue on a LSJ but we will test fit on one to make sure.



Sorry for the very dirty engine bay. This is a 2.4 LE5 automatic car. If it clears on this it will clear on anything because the auto's sit further forward. On this car the biggest pulley that can be ran is about a 2.9" without notching the under side of the radiator core support. This shouldn't be an issue on a LSJ but we will test fit on one to make sure.




Ya there is no room for the fuel rail under the ports on the LSJ manifold
No, the reason is there is no real reason for LSJ guys to run a different intake manifold. theirs is fine for what they use it for. Just like 99% of the LNF guys dont swap their intake manifolds for the TTR one.





