Anyone with Comptech running higher than 10lb
so All-in-All how many people here On the s2ki have gone beyond the tech2 7psi pulley and still running more than that on CTSC.
And what are the power difference Before and after?
As I read somewhere in a tread before..the Maximum for AP1 SC is a 3.19" pulley to make the Peak available Efficient Rpm on the SC which if I remember is around 55-57000 RPM on the SC right...?
And that possibly will yield around 13 psi +/- more or less right...?
And Above that isn't what Paxton Rated it for ..
So to make it most of it its possible to keep the Stock CR and Tune it without a Knock on regular gas and Get the most WHP out of the Novi 1000 on a F20c Engine...
And what are the power difference Before and after?
As I read somewhere in a tread before..the Maximum for AP1 SC is a 3.19" pulley to make the Peak available Efficient Rpm on the SC which if I remember is around 55-57000 RPM on the SC right...?
And that possibly will yield around 13 psi +/- more or less right...?
And Above that isn't what Paxton Rated it for ..
So to make it most of it its possible to keep the Stock CR and Tune it without a Knock on regular gas and Get the most WHP out of the Novi 1000 on a F20c Engine...
I would be worried about pressurizing that CTAE manifold, especially given the fact that its temp will always be fluctuating, which is just going to weaken it over time.
I don't think its a good candidate for forced induction
I don't think its a good candidate for forced induction
Originally Posted by TRBOKEV,Dec 20 2006, 04:32 PM
Cant you get it from summitracing or jegs?
bc: I think I saw it on Amazon, but was still looking, that may be my only option.
ya i think NAPA should have a cross reference belt .....they are pretty good to deal with...but i had mine when i ordered from Amazon in like 3 days to my door....so i guess its how fast you need it??
I wanted to ask something for all you guys who installed the AEM yourself.
I have a 1012 unit and I Cross-referenced it with the user manual about the Pinouts of the A,B, and C connectors on the OEM ECU and the EMS,
I Found 4 points that I am kind of Concerned so I need to get it out of the way.
1.First the A3 and A4 pins on the A connector to the ECU don't have a thing connected to them and they are Empty and on the AEM EMS pinout is says A3 EVAP Bypass solenoid Valve and A4 says EVAP control Canister Vent,
2. The OEM ECU A31 says VAP(air pump voltage signal) and on the EMS That Spot is Empty.
3.on the OEM C24 there is nothing and on the AEM EMS there is Air Pump Electric Current Sensor.
On the end should this Matter and should I change something?
In the end are there any boosted CTSC Out there with Stock Pulley and Tuned on AEM EMS?
I think that the Carbon of the CTAE can hold the Pressure...And in the end its not too much of a Pressure.
Thanks.
I have a 1012 unit and I Cross-referenced it with the user manual about the Pinouts of the A,B, and C connectors on the OEM ECU and the EMS,
I Found 4 points that I am kind of Concerned so I need to get it out of the way.
1.First the A3 and A4 pins on the A connector to the ECU don't have a thing connected to them and they are Empty and on the AEM EMS pinout is says A3 EVAP Bypass solenoid Valve and A4 says EVAP control Canister Vent,
2. The OEM ECU A31 says VAP(air pump voltage signal) and on the EMS That Spot is Empty.
3.on the OEM C24 there is nothing and on the AEM EMS there is Air Pump Electric Current Sensor.
On the end should this Matter and should I change something?
In the end are there any boosted CTSC Out there with Stock Pulley and Tuned on AEM EMS?
I think that the Carbon of the CTAE can hold the Pressure...And in the end its not too much of a Pressure.
Thanks.
On the end should this Matter and should I change something?
Doesn't matter, don't worry.
In the end are there any boosted CTSC Out there with Stock Pulley and Tuned on AEM EMS?
Yes there are a few out there.
Doesn't matter, don't worry.
In the end are there any boosted CTSC Out there with Stock Pulley and Tuned on AEM EMS?
Yes there are a few out there.





