In a message dated 11/24/99 7:47:43 PM Eastern Standard Time, 
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why dont you do some research before hand and save the b.s., If you have ever 
seen a impeller come apart or disassembled a unit or maybe a engineer then 
you might know what you talking about.  If the ATI was cast impeller , i 
seroiusly doubt it would hold together at that kind of rpm. Specifiy each 
unit, every housing is different in volume and impeller design.  Straight 
makes heat, just ask paxton about that.  I used to warm up cheesburgers on a 
SN89. 
 Two or one piece really makes no different the quality is in the treatment 
of metal and machine work tolerances.  

Ask me whatever you want about impellers i probably have either blown up one 
or see something similar happen.

BTW: Everyone stuff you face tommorrow!  a few lbs. never killed anyone

RS


<< Subj:     Re: SCOA: Intercooled Vs. None-Intercooled
 Date:  11/24/99 7:47:43 PM Eastern Standard Time
 From:  [EMAIL PROTECTED] (HealerHand)
 Reply-to:  [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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 > relationship to impeller design. ATI uses a T-56
 > billet straight impeller design. Vortech uses a
 > lightweight curved cast impeller design. The
 > straight billet impeller is less efficient than the
 > curved cast impeller. This is the main difference
 > between the two that affect efficiency. If you
 > compare the ATI to the Vortech both being
 > inter/after cooled the Vortech will make
 > significantly more power. Same thing if you compare
 > the two blower without an inter/after cooler. 
 
 One of the reasons that vortech have to use cast
 curved impeller is because the impeller is much
 smaller than ATI's.  Smaller impeller will make less
 PSI at a given rmp.  Therefore, vortech must use
 curved impeller.  ATI uses T-56 Billet design. 
 Although the curved impeller can produce more boost
 (increse air flow) but casting????.  Casting is an old
 technology.  Billet is grinded (CNC) from a piece of
 material.....ATI impeller is one piece material..vs.
 vortech is two pieces..... Second note:  vortech is
 very popular amoung the cobra owners, but popularity
 doesnt mean is better... 
 
 
 
 
 =====
 DC
 
 Monterey Park, CA
 ATI Stage II Procharger
 http://www.kiropractic.com
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