Vortech V3 Internal Oil Reservior Supercharger?

jd-hart · Mar 26, 2008

I missed this if it has been discussed, but Vortech has came out with a new supercharger for our 5.0's with no oil line required. Wondering what everybody has heard good or bad about it.

mustangfan1990 · Mar 26, 2008

I havent heard anything about it yet. I wish I would have before I bought my V2 i had seen though that Vortech said they had came out with one

cliff88145 · Mar 26, 2008

I think Procharger's are the same way? Maybe with the unit having the oil being self contained it will get hotter, but then again you have all that cool air going threw it also.

cevtv · Mar 29, 2008

cliff88145 said:
I think Procharger's are the same way? Maybe with the unit having the oil being self contained it will get hotter, but then again you have all that cool air going threw it also.

Procrager claims that their self contained units actually have lower oil temps than those fed with hot engine oil.

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iwashmycar · Mar 29, 2008

makes sense

jd-hart · Apr 2, 2008

Has anybody purchased one of these yet?
Are they in the same price range as an oil fed unit?

Mustangguy33 · Jan 11, 2009

I have Vortech V3 on my 2007 Stang

I had the new V3 Vortech Supercharger installed on my 2007 Mustang, Let me say that Im really inpressed. I had Brenspeed in Pierceton Indiana install it. Now before I even had it installed my car had alot of performance extras. MSD coil packs, Ford Racing ceramic shorty headers, Pypes off Road X-pipe, SLP Loudmouth exhaust, 3.73. Gears, Ford racing/Hurst short throw shifter, Ford Racing Ported Heads, Spec 3 Clutch and Flywheel, One piece Aluminum Drive Shaft. Car Dynoed at 348 RWHP. After the V3 was installed along with a Snow Performance Meth kit, The car put down, 576RWHP. It looks and sounds great, so I would recommend this upgrade. This installed set me back $5800.

daviszx3 · Jan 12, 2009

i also have the v3 installed on my 90 notchback, very nice kit works great, doesnt get hot at all

SVT32VDOHC · Jan 12, 2009

A self contained blower would be awesome. My V2 is fed from the engine oil and drains back to the pan. The pan is tapped....so if you ever needed to replace the pan, you would have to retap it.

NIKwoaC · Jan 13, 2009

Mustangguy33 said:
I had the new V3 Vortech Supercharger installed on my 2007 Mustang, Let me say that Im really inpressed. I had Brenspeed in Pierceton Indiana install it. Now before I even had it installed my car had alot of performance extras. MSD coil packs, Ford Racing ceramic shorty headers, Pypes off Road X-pipe, SLP Loudmouth exhaust, 3.73. Gears, Ford racing/Hurst short throw shifter, Ford Racing Ported Heads, Spec 3 Clutch and Flywheel, One piece Aluminum Drive Shaft. Car Dynoed at 348 RWHP. After the V3 was installed along with a Snow Performance Meth kit, The car put down, 576RWHP. It looks and sounds great, so I would recommend this upgrade. This installed set me back $5800.

Hey I know Brent and Dave over at Brenspeed, I used to hang out with them every so often back when I lived up there. Good people, and that's a sweet little shop. Brent has had some badass cars in there over the years, and owned a few sweet rides himself. Dave used to have a badass orange 4-eye coupe that I believe ran 10s at some point on a stock block, but last I heard he was talking about selling it. That was the first truly brutal Fox I ever rode in.

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