quick question for CTSC guys
As the topic suggest, I haven't been able to gather any strait answer's on the max efficient blower speed of the Novi 1000 related to the stock ap1 rev limit of 8900rpm. Sideways did a great thread on the Vortech but I havent seen anything for the Comptech. With these factors what would that equate to in psi/boost level? 10? 12? 15? whats the max psi I can run in other words without over spinning the blower? Thanks experts!
I am running the stock AC if that adds to any portion of the equation.
I am running the stock AC if that adds to any portion of the equation.
https://www.s2ki.com/forums/index.ph...ic=386428&st=0
For more threads, do a search on "comptech max efficiency"
After some research and other members' advice, I decided to go no smaller than my 3.2" SoS pulley. For reference my 3.2" on my AP1 at 9,000 hits 15psi. I'm aftercooled.
For more threads, do a search on "comptech max efficiency"
After some research and other members' advice, I decided to go no smaller than my 3.2" SoS pulley. For reference my 3.2" on my AP1 at 9,000 hits 15psi. I'm aftercooled.
Originally Posted by Opposite_Lock' date='Jan 13 2009, 02:44 PM
https://www.s2ki.com/forums/index.ph...ic=386428&st=0
For more threads, do a search on "comptech max efficiency"
After some research and other members' advice, I decided to go no smaller than my 3.2" SoS pulley. For reference my 3.2" on my AP1 at 9,000 hits 15psi. I'm aftercooled.
For more threads, do a search on "comptech max efficiency"
After some research and other members' advice, I decided to go no smaller than my 3.2" SoS pulley. For reference my 3.2" on my AP1 at 9,000 hits 15psi. I'm aftercooled.
15psi is 3 more rated for that size pulley, interesting. What factors do you think are at play there?
Not sure. I bought that pulley thinking I was going to get around 12psi. But a few other members have hit the same 15psi with the 3.2" on an AP1.
SoS Website, regarding size/pressure:
We do not list our pulleys by "pressure" since this varies significantly by a variety of factors including RPM, engine displacement (2.0L AP1 vs 2.2L AP2), factory or modified compression, air density, etc.
As a very general rule of thumb, with all things being equal our testing has shown:
* each increase of 0.2" of pulley size results in a pressure increase of 1 - 1.5 PSI
* each increase of 1000 RPM results in a pressure increase of 1 PSI
* Each 1 point of compression loss results in 1 PSI of pressure loss (although this is highly variable based on method of lowering compression ratio
However, this again varies by a number of factors including compressor efficiency and the following should only be used as a general guide.
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Wasn't a huge deal for me, since my tuner just capped it at 12psi @ 8.5k, until I'm ready to go with more boost.
SoS Website, regarding size/pressure:
We do not list our pulleys by "pressure" since this varies significantly by a variety of factors including RPM, engine displacement (2.0L AP1 vs 2.2L AP2), factory or modified compression, air density, etc.
As a very general rule of thumb, with all things being equal our testing has shown:
* each increase of 0.2" of pulley size results in a pressure increase of 1 - 1.5 PSI
* each increase of 1000 RPM results in a pressure increase of 1 PSI
* Each 1 point of compression loss results in 1 PSI of pressure loss (although this is highly variable based on method of lowering compression ratio
However, this again varies by a number of factors including compressor efficiency and the following should only be used as a general guide.
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Wasn't a huge deal for me, since my tuner just capped it at 12psi @ 8.5k, until I'm ready to go with more boost.
I'm in the same boat...
I'm about to buy the 3.2" SoS pulley / map sensor / belt for an AP1.
Currently on a 3.8" pulley making nearly 9 pound.
Not sure if I should invest in a set of titanium springs & retainers just yet though....
I'm about to buy the 3.2" SoS pulley / map sensor / belt for an AP1.
Currently on a 3.8" pulley making nearly 9 pound.
Not sure if I should invest in a set of titanium springs & retainers just yet though....
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Originally Posted by DeadZero' date='Jan 25 2009, 08:18 PM
15psi is max on comptech s/c
That should be worth about 400whp stock. Ported head, good exhaust and some finagling and should be good for another 50+
Originally Posted by s2000Junky' date='Jan 26 2009, 01:18 AM
Nice
That should be worth about 400whp stock. Ported head, good exhaust and some finagling and should be good for another 50+
That should be worth about 400whp stock. Ported head, good exhaust and some finagling and should be good for another 50+400+ on a comptech is definitely doable, but it seems like a lot of work for not as much gain.






