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Old 04-25-2013, 04:54 AM   #1
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Vortech Owner Thread & Setup Questions

Since there are many of us now running the vortech kit, I figured i'd make a single thread linking to others personal vortech threads. It would be nice to post videos, whp, and also be able to ask questions in relation to the kit and be able to discuss it with others who are also running the kit. Such as general questions like has anybody upgraded their clutch? What gauge setup are you running? etc.

All builds listed are using the new upgraded compressor.

Red Alert
http://www.ft86club.com/forums/showthread.php?t=33524
Fortune Auto 500 Coilovers
Staggered 18" Rota MXR wheels
245/40 rear tires
Vortech Supercharger Kit. Updated version.
3.48 inch. pulley pushing 11ish psi
Visconti Tuned for 93 octane (2 maps)
Borla UEL Header
Perrin overpipe
Perrin catted front pipe
Borla exhaust
Mushimoto CF oil catch can
Stock clutch
Stock fuel injectors
Stock fuel pump
Defi boost gauge
OBD2 Bluetooth Adapter sending info to
Nexus 7 running Torque for gauges
Videos including 0-100 pull and 0-60

Phasetek
http://www.ft86club.com/forums/showthread.php?t=30008
247whp 194wtq (93oct)
252whp 201wtq (93oct)
252whp 196wtq (93oct)

Charged86
http://www.ft86club.com/forums/showthread.php?t=33232
Visconti Tuned
Perrin Crank Pulley
Whiteline subframe inserts + trans mount
Eibach 1 in lower
Deutchswerks 65c pump
Vortech supercharger kit. Updated version
9psi Pulley
Motiv overpipe
Invidia catless front pipe
Invidia q300 stainless

ReyRuiz191
http://www.ft86club.com/forums/showthread.php?t=34135
300whp 216wtq (E85 at 9psi)
Perrin Catback Exhaust
Revworks Header
Ecutek Dyno Tune by JMS Racing
D3PE Catch Can
AEM Digital Boost Gauge
AEM Uego Wideband AFR Gauge
Megan Racing Street Series Coilovers
Tire's 255/35/18

Skatery1989
http://www.ft86club.com/forums/showthread.php?t=34171
365whp 261wtq (E85 at 12.5psi)
Perrin Non Resonated Non Catted Header Back
Perrin Overpipe
Perrin Oil Cooler

Congiiee
http://www.ft86club.com/forums/showthread.php?t=33024
236whp 166wtq
Stock Car (Other than the Vortech Kit)

Msile
http://www.ft86club.com/forums/showthread.php?t=35025
253whp 193wtq
CF Drive shaft
HKS Legamax Catback
Nameless Downpipe
Wheels and Tires (lighter than stock)
Rotors and Calipers (lighter than stock)
Lightweight Perrin Pulley

Draggin_AZ
http://www.ft86club.com/forums/showthread.php?t=37034
93 octane and no other mods

Foobar
GrimmSpeed Hood Struts
Perrin Lightweight Crank Pulley
Perrin Non-Resonated Catback
Perrin High-Performance Catted Frontpipe
Perrin Overpipe
Vortech Stage 1 Supercharger Kit
Visconti ECUTek Vortech Supercharger Tune
Whiteline Positive Shift Kit
Visconti ECUTek Tune (deprecated by supercharger tune)
Perrin ECUTek Tune (deprecated by supercharger tune)
AFe/Takeda Momentum Stage 2 Cold Air Intake (deprecated by supercharger)
215/45-17 Blizzak LM60 Winter Performance Tires on Stock Rims
235/40R17 / 245/40R17 Yokohama S.Drive Summer Performance Tires on 17x8+42/17x9+35 WedsSport TC105N's
Muteki Tuner Lug Nuts

FT86Me
http://www.ft86club.com/forums/showthread.php?t=37760
Visconti Vortech STG 1 kit VISCONTI TUNED
Perrin oil cooler
Koyorad upgraded radiator
stock injectors
stock clutch
ark catback 2.5"
ark test pipe 2.5"
KW v3
whiteline camber bolts up front
work emotion 18x8.5, 18x9.5
cusco front strut tower bar
cusco rear strut tower bar
cusco front lower arm
cusco powerbrace front member
cusco powerbrace rear member side
cusco powerbrace rear end
cusco powerbrace rear member
cusco brake cylinder stopper
cusco front sway bar
cusco rear sway bar
cusco rear pillowball lateral link
cusco engine powerbrace (in box going on in a week)
cusco oil filter
6000k hid
yellow drl
nitto nt05 245
beatsonic sharkfin
led package
seibon carbon rear seat delete
t1r mirrors
trd spoiler
crystal eye led tail lights
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sparco wheel
nrg quick release
bell hub
vortex lip kit
greddy carbon hood prop
goodridge brake lines
winmax brake pads
motul brake fluid

V1RU5
http://www.ft86club.com/forums/showthread.php?t=37535
Parts ordered:
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Wonderbar
http://www.ft86club.com/forums/showthread.php?t=37539
247whp 196wtq
Vortech standard kit (9psi)
Perrin tune
Perrin 2.5" catted/resonated header back
Perrin crank pulley
other mods won't affect hp
still on stock tires

Dezoris
http://www.ft86club.com/forums/showt...d=1#post973692
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HID Powerhouse 5000k Euro Concept HID
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OEM Mud Guards
S240 Badge
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Redline 0w20 Motor Oil | 500-10k Miles
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Koyo Radiator
Vortech Supercharger
Perrin Oil Cooler
Perrin Tune Waiting for Fixes
Perrin Headerback Exhaust
Suspension
Hankook RS3
Bridgestone Blizzak WS70
SPC Front Camber Bolts
Whiteline Rear UCA Eccentric Bushings
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Track | Carbotech XP10
DBA 4000 Front Rotors
StopTech Slotted Rear
Project Mu Brake Fluid
Spiegler Stainless Lines
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Adeets
263whp 198wtq
http://www.ft86club.com/forums/showthread.php?t=37818
Perrin light weight crank pully
PST carbon fiber drive shaft
Borla UEL (Shitty to be replaced)
Perrin Cat back (heavy to be replaced)
May 28th 263 HP dyno
-June 10th install
D3 catch can
Full blown radiator fit ment
290 fuel pump
500cc port injectors
(New tune/dyno)

diirk
2013 SWP BRZ Premium
Pinnacle Tint
ISC Coil-Overs
StopTech Brake Pads
Rota Titans 17x9 +42
Ventus V12 245/40-17
TopSpeed Cat-back Exhaust
Vortech Complete System
OEM Mud Flaps
Bluebatmobile Reverse Light Overlay
Spyder 2 Tail lights

Tye300
http://www.ft86club.com/forums/showthread.php?t=20088
Toyota GT86 TRD AT
Vortech Tuner Kit
57xtreme
Revworks Header
BC Coils on Swift Springs

BenArmstrong
http://www.ft86club.com/forums/showthread.php?t=30502
Engine:
Vortech Supercharger Kit
Perrin Lightweight Crank Pulley
Perrin Engine Oil Cooler
AVO Air/Oil Separator
Exhaust:
HKS Equal Length, Catted Header
HKS Catless, Stainless Front Pipe
HKS Spec-L System
Perrin Overpipe

Huehuecoyotl (user banned but the thread contains some good info)
http://www.ft86club.com/forums/showthread.php?t=30280

These are the ones I could find, if i missed anybody let me know and I can add them.

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Old 04-26-2013, 05:02 AM   #2
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haha I had no idea Huehuecoyotl got banned.

Anyway, this is probably a super lame first post, but after hardcore lurking for the past few months, and reading every single thread I could find, I have a few questions about the Vortech kit + other components of the car.

1. I like the feel of the stock suspension, but want something that lowers it about 1" or so. With the Vortech, I've read that it's a good idea to replace both the shocks and springs (so coilovers I guess). What suspensions are you guys using?

2. Planning to get the AP racing Sprint Big Brake kit from Essex - does the 20lb weight savings help offset the weight of the Vortech? Trying to keep the weight distribution close to the original. Also, Sprint or Endurance? Both seem fine since I won't be tracking it much at all.

3. Does the Vortech work well with the AT? Or, is everyone that has it currently running MT cars?

4. Is an oil cooler needed, based on what you guys have seen SO FAR? Obviously, that can still change with summer coming up, but what has been your experiences?

5. With the Vortech installed, is the Perrin intake (or any intake, for that matter) overkill? If not, which would be good to use with the kit?

6. (probably most importantly) How long of a break-in period is needed before adding the vortech is "safe" for a new engine? I have already decided to buy the kit, I just would like to get it installed ASAP, but want to make sure the engine is broken in properly first...



Thanks so much for even taking the time to read this. I'm excited to be part of this community and really excited to see what else gets expanded upon/developed with this awesome platform.
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This shall be my 1st post too and may very well be just as lame, been lurking on these forums since 2009 lol. Probably not qualified to fully answer your questions but i have nothing better to do at this hour...

1. I'm no expert but I've been drooling over Racecomp's Tarmac IIs.
2. Sprint would seem sufficient if you're not going to track much.
3. No idea since I bought a MT, but hey if Vortech says it supports AT, I wouldn't doubt it.

As for Q4/5/6, I'd like to hear the answers to these as well, especially regarding the intake.

Edit: Does anyone have a picture of what the inside of the Vortech intake box looks like? From the looks of it, an intake designed to replace stock wouldn't fit at all with the blower being right in front of it.
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You might also want to designate which compressor, pulley, and fuel, if you're going to quote power levels.
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5. With the Vortech installed, is the Perrin intake (or any intake, for that matter) overkill? If not, which would be good to use with the kit?
You can't use any of the other aftermarket intakes with the Vortech - it won't fit, but the Vortech kit already comes with a K&N and box that mates up to the OEM snorkel.
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haha I had no idea Huehuecoyotl got banned.

Anyway, this is probably a super lame first post, but after hardcore lurking for the past few months, and reading every single thread I could find, I have a few questions about the Vortech kit + other components of the car.

1. I like the feel of the stock suspension, but want something that lowers it about 1" or so. With the Vortech, I've read that it's a good idea to replace both the shocks and springs (so coilovers I guess). What suspensions are you guys using?

2. Planning to get the AP racing Sprint Big Brake kit from Essex - does the 20lb weight savings help offset the weight of the Vortech? Trying to keep the weight distribution close to the original. Also, Sprint or Endurance? Both seem fine since I won't be tracking it much at all.

3. Does the Vortech work well with the AT? Or, is everyone that has it currently running MT cars?

4. Is an oil cooler needed, based on what you guys have seen SO FAR? Obviously, that can still change with summer coming up, but what has been your experiences?

5. With the Vortech installed, is the Perrin intake (or any intake, for that matter) overkill? If not, which would be good to use with the kit?

6. (probably most importantly) How long of a break-in period is needed before adding the vortech is "safe" for a new engine? I have already decided to buy the kit, I just would like to get it installed ASAP, but want to make sure the engine is broken in properly first...



Thanks so much for even taking the time to read this. I'm excited to be part of this community and really excited to see what else gets expanded upon/developed with this awesome platform.

1. As far as suspension goes, im currently running megan street series coilovers. They're obviously not great coilovers but for the price they function pretty well. I am planning to upgrade coilovers as well as the rest of the suspension in the near future but for now the ride is fine.

2. If you wont be tracking it much then those brakes should be just fine. Not exactly sure what the complete weight of the vortech kit is, but the weight savings on the brakes will definitely offset some of the kit so you shouldnt be gaining that much more weight.

3. I also have a MT so I can't really comment on how it works with the AT, but as the last person answered vortech did state that it works with the AT so it shouldn't be a problem.

4. As far as an oil cooler goes, I dont really see a great need for one right now, but im gonna keep an eye on the temps as it starts to get hotter. I live in texas so it tends to get pretty hot in the summer time so I guess time will tell on that, but for right now the car runs fine without one but thats also in my future plans to get one.

5. The aftermarket intakes out won't work with the kit, but there is one included. I'll try and get an actual picture of the filter and everything of the intake installed on the kit.

6. For break in as long as you've broken in the engine with the first 1000 miles, it should be fine to add the kit, but of course this all starts falling in the lines of personal preference. As soon as I got past the break I didn't hesitate to start modding the car and start drifiting it as well and i've had no problems with the car yet. Currently im at 10,500 miles.
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You might also want to designate which compressor, pulley, and fuel, if you're going to quote power levels.
I thought about doing this but with the constant changes and upgrades people might do with their setups it probably wouldn't stay current. To see exactly what they are running it might be better to actually visit their build threads.

But if more people are interested i'll definitely add that info.
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I thought about doing this but with the constant changes and upgrades people might do with their setups it probably wouldn't stay current. To see exactly what they are running it might be better to actually visit their build threads.

But if more people are interested i'll definitely add that info.
It's just misleading for someone to come in and see 365whp not knowing it's on 12psi with E85. But I can see what you're saying....Though the mods at the time of the dyno posted won't change
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If you wanna update my mods are
Whiteline subframe inserts + trans mount
Eibach 1 in lower
Deutchswerks 65c pump
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3.125 inch. Pulley 12 ish psi
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If you wanna update my mods are
Whiteline subframe inserts + trans mount
Eibach 1 in lower
Deutchswerks 65c pump
Deutchswerks 550cc
Vortech supercharger kit. Updated version
3.125 inch. Pulley 12 ish psi
Motiv overpipe
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May 9th dyno tuned e85 at. @Hal@Dynosty. @Dustin@Dynosty

Thank you! this definitely helps!
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I've got that pulley on my desk, looking forward to your results.

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I've got that pulley on my desk, looking forward to your results.

Yeah I'm really interested to know the 3.125 inch actuall boost number I get. Frank at vortech said to me in an email that it will be in the the neighborhood of 12-13 psi. I understand why skatery had to use a 2.88 to hit the 12.5 psi but that is at 5000ft. And I will be basically sea level so I wonder how different my graph will be to his. Also I have a boost gauge and cosidering buying the in line octane reader to make sure my e85.@ my pump is potent enough
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Anyway, this is probably a super lame first post, but after hardcore lurking for the past few months, and reading every single thread I could find, I have a few questions about the Vortech kit + other components of the car.

1. I like the feel of the stock suspension, but want something that lowers it about 1" or so. With the Vortech, I've read that it's a good idea to replace both the shocks and springs (so coilovers I guess). What suspensions are you guys using?

2. Planning to get the AP racing Sprint Big Brake kit from Essex - does the 20lb weight savings help offset the weight of the Vortech? Trying to keep the weight distribution close to the original. Also, Sprint or Endurance? Both seem fine since I won't be tracking it much at all.

3. Does the Vortech work well with the AT? Or, is everyone that has it currently running MT cars?

4. Is an oil cooler needed, based on what you guys have seen SO FAR? Obviously, that can still change with summer coming up, but what has been your experiences?

5. With the Vortech installed, is the Perrin intake (or any intake, for that matter) overkill? If not, which would be good to use with the kit?

6. (probably most importantly) How long of a break-in period is needed before adding the vortech is "safe" for a new engine? I have already decided to buy the kit, I just would like to get it installed ASAP, but want to make sure the engine is broken in properly first...

Thanks so much for even taking the time to read this. I'm excited to be part of this community and really excited to see what else gets expanded upon/developed with this awesome platform.
I'll let the other guys on here answer the suspension and brake questions from #1 & #2.

3. The system will bolt right up without issue, but we have not released our tuning with our complete system for the automatic transmission yet. For systems purchased through Perrin or Visconti, they can provide you with tuning for an automatic transmission FR-S/BRZ without issue.

On a side note, there are tons of manual transmission enthusiast-owned cars in SoCal, but we have not been able to source enough automatic owners in SoCal willing to lend us their cars for 4-6 weeks to confirm universal calibration for the autos. If anyone that has a 100% completely stock automatic FR-S/BRZ on here might be interested, they can pm me for further details.

4. An oil cooler should not be needed unless competition level track racing is your intended use, and even then the oil cooler is more of a given for any vehicle, regardless of modifications or boost.

5. The design of the Vortech air box included with the system is designed to function as a more OEM version of a CAI, and therefore would not allow the use of another CAI in conjuction with it.

6. We have had new car dealers that sell and install our various systems for years, right off the lot on brand new vehicles. For that reason, unless someone has a compelling argument on how an FA20 engine is unique in that fashion, I would say that no significant break in period should be required prior to Vortech System installation.
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I'll let the other guys on here answer the suspension and brake questions from #1 & #2.

3. The system will bolt right up without issue, but we have not released our tuning with our complete system for the automatic transmission yet. For systems purchased through Perrin or Visconti, they can provide you with tuning for an automatic transmission FR-S/BRZ without issue.

On a side note, there are tons of manual transmission enthusiast-owned cars in SoCal, but we have not been able to source enough automatic owners in SoCal willing to lend us their cars for 4-6 weeks to confirm universal calibration for the autos. If anyone that has a 100% completely stock automatic FR-S/BRZ on here might be interested, they can pm me for further details.

4. An oil cooler should not be needed unless competition level track racing is your intended use, and even then the oil cooler is more of a given for any vehicle, regardless of modifications or boost.

5. The design of the Vortech air box included with the system is designed to function as a more OEM version of a CAI, and therefore would not allow the use of another CAI in conjuction with it.

6. We have had new car dealers that sell and install our various systems for years, right off the lot on brand new vehicles. For that reason, unless someone has a compelling argument on how an FA20 engine is unique in that fashion, I would say that no significant break in period should be required prior to Vortech System installation.

3. I just bought a complete system from you guys. So the tune that comes with won't work on my AT? When can we expect a tune?
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