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Old 01-27-2013, 08:57 PM
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Originally Posted by 03sierraslt
Its all good Kyle, I remember when you had a TVS1900
With a BW S475 feeding it!!

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Originally Posted by old motorhead
The vette and camaro versions are all 2300's. Haven't heard of a 1900 option on those. I'm betting it's a 2300. Their reason for being is that fact that they fit under a vette hood with no mods. Not much reason to use one on a truck unless you like the looks. They made compromises in intercooler effeciency and air flow by squashing it to fit under a C6 vette hood.
The camaro is a 1900.
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Originally Posted by smokeshow
The camaro is a 1900.
For what it's worth this statement is right off Edelbrocks web site:

Edelbrock E-Force Supercharger systems deliver excellent horsepower and torque in a complete, street-legal kit that fits under the factory hood. The core of each system is the Eaton Gen VI 2300 TVS® Supercharger rotating assembly. Eaton's assembly features a four lobe design with 160° of twist for maximum flow, minimum temperature rise and quiet operation for excellent drivability.

Could have sworn I seen a 1900 also but who what when and where I do not know.
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Originally Posted by 03sierraslt
For what it's worth this statement is right off Edelbrocks web site:

Edelbrock E-Force Supercharger systems deliver excellent horsepower and torque in a complete, street-legal kit that fits under the factory hood. The core of each system is the Eaton Gen VI 2300 TVS® Supercharger rotating assembly. Eaton's assembly features a four lobe design with 160° of twist for maximum flow, minimum temperature rise and quiet operation for excellent drivability.

Could have sworn I seen a 1900 also but who what when and where I do not know.
I am talking about the blower setups from GM. No idea what Edelbrock has done...
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so is that green peak antifreeze compatible with dexcool?
That was a real thorough leak check
The Edelbrock system is real conservative as far as boost.
Im sure they will put some gears in a future show.
I like there flex plate locking tool. wish I had thought of that befor i spent $120 on the KM tool
I saw they added lock tite to the crank pin. I didnt do that. I installed 2 pins with the Magnuson kit.

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Lol I caught the green coolant too , was hoping they had flushed all the pink junk out .
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Originally Posted by JCunningham
so is that green peak antifreeze compatible with dexcool?
The antifreeze doesn't need to be compatible with dexcool. The cooling system for the supercharger is completely separate from the vehicle cooling system.
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I always wonder how long the vehicles, built on these TV shows, actually last without issues
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Originally Posted by foggy
The antifreeze doesn't need to be compatible with dexcool. The cooling system for the supercharger is completely separate from the vehicle cooling system.
They still had to top off the engine coolant as they had the steam pipes off the heads to replace them.
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Originally Posted by foggy
The antifreeze doesn't need to be compatible with dexcool. The cooling system for the supercharger is completely separate from the vehicle cooling system.
They pored it in both reservoirs.


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