Proper installation of this supercharger kit requires general automotive mechanic
knowledge and experience. Please browse through each step of this instruction manual
prior
to beginning the installation to determine if you should refer the job to a professional
installer/technician. Please call Vortech Engineering for installers in your area.
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Congratulations on selecting the best performing and best backed automotive supercharger available today...
Before beginning this installation, please read through this entire instruction booklet and the Street Supercharger System Owner's Manual and Warranty Registration form.
Vortech supercharger systems are performance improving devices. In most cases, increases in torque of 30-35%
and horsepower between 35-45% can be expected with the boost levels specified by Vortech Engineering. This
product is intended for use on healthy, well maintained engines. Installation on a worn-out or damaged engine is not
recommended and may result in failure of the engine as well as the supercharger. Vortech Engineering is not
responsible for engine damage.
Installation on new vehicles will not harm or adversely affect the "break-in" period so long as factory
break-in procedures are followed.
For best performance and continued durability, please take note of the following key points:
1. Use only premium grade fuel 92 octane or higher (R+M/2).
2. The engine must have stock compression ratio.
3. If the engine has been modified in any way, check with Vortech prior to using this product.
4. Always listen for any sign of detonation (pinging) and discontinue hard use (no boost) until problem is
resolved.
5. Perform an oil and filter change upon completion of this installation and prior to test driving your vehicle.
Thereafter, always use a high grade SF rated engine oil or a high quality synthetic, and change the oil and
filter at least every 3,000 miles. Never attempt to extend the oil change interval beyond 3,000 miles,
regardless of oil manufacturer's claims as potential damage to the supercharger may result.
6. Before beginning installation, replace all spark plugs that are older than 1 year or 10,000 miles with original
heat range plugs as specified by the manufacturer and reset timing to factory specifications (follow the
procedures indicated within the factory repair manual and/or as indicated on the factory underhood emissions
tag). Do not use platinum spark plugs unless they are original equipment. Change spark plugs every
20,000 miles and spark plug wires at least every 50,000 miles.
*1999 models Legal in California only for racing vehicles which may never be used upon a highway.
the VORTECH
®
V-2® supercharger!
TOOL & SUPPLY REQUIREMENTS
• Factory repair manual
• 3/8" socket and drive set: SAE & metric
• Drill motor, 3/32" 5/8" and #16 drill bits
• Flat #2 screwdriver
• Open end wrenches: 5/16", 3/8", 7/16", 1/2", 9/16", 5/8",10mm
A. Disconnect the negative battery cable from the battery.
B. Remove and set aside the following components:
- The entire air inlet/filter box assembly, including the
throttle body resonator and all hardware including
the throttle body mounting bolts.
- The crankcase vent tube from the passenger side
valve cover.
- The accessory drive belt.
- The tensioner and idler from the alternator mounting
bracket.
- The alternator and bracket.
- The 3/8" stud protruding from the right side cylinder
head.
(2000 California models only)
the hose connecting to the factory check valve and
remove valve from the air injection tube. Remove the air
injection tube from the passenger's side exhaust
manifold. Remove the two studs using a 5.5mm socket.
C. Drain the contents from the radiator into a clean container.
D. Remove lower radiator hose.
Disconnect both ends of
2. OIL DRAIN
A. To provide an oil drain for the supercharger, it is
necessary to make a hole in the oil pan. Locate and
mark hole (see
Figs. 2-a, 2-b
NOTE:Removal of the oil pan may ease oil drain fit-
ting installation on some applications.
B. Remove the factory anti-roll bar brackets (2) from the
frame and allow the bar to temporarily drop down.
Unplug the factory crank trigger connector from the
sensor located in the timing cover.
NOTE:The factory transmission cooler lines may re-
quire bending to clear the supercharger oil
drain hose.
C. Carefully drill a pilot hole (the same diameter as the
Rota Broach pilot) into the marked spot on the oil pan
(this procedure may also be done by removing the oil
pan if you are unsure of your ability to perform the
following steps properly). Drill slowly as to catch most
of the aluminum chips from the hole being drilled. Using
the 9/16" Roto Broach, very slowly machine a hole in
the pan (use the previously drilled hole as a guide). Stop
machining just before the tool breaks through into the
oil pan. Using a scribe or a small screwdriver, remove
the remaining disc-shaped oil pan piece (this allows
you to remove the pan slug before it falls into the oil
pan and keeps most of the aluminum chips out).
).
PUNCH HOLE
THROUGH
(DIRECTLY
UNDERNEATH
CORNER PAN
BOLT)
D. Tap the hole with a 3/8" NPT tap approximately 1/4" deep.
Pack the flutes of the tap with heavy grease to hold
chips.
E. Thoroughly clean the threaded area. Apply a small
amount of silicone sealer to the new threads. Apply more
sealer to the supplied 3/8" NPT x 1/2" barb fitting. Install
the fitting into the pan. Make sure a seal is formed
around the entire fitting.
F.Drain the engine oil, install a new filter and refill with
fresh oil.
G. Reattach anti-roll bar and crank trigger connector.
3. OIL FEED
A. The supercharger uses engine oil for lubrication and
must have an oil feed line connected to a filtered oil
access on the engine.
B. Remove the 3/8” NPT plug located on the engine block
just above the oil filter boss. Replace the plug with the
supplied 3/8" NPT elbow. Connect the remaining fittings
as shown (see
Fig. 3-a
NOTE:Use clean engine oil on the pipe threads.
Teflon tape and sealant is not recommended,
as it might loosen and cause blockage of the
small oil feed orifice resulting in supercharger
failure.
).
TO SUPERCHARGER
Fig. 3-a
OIL
FILTER
C. Connect the supplied feed line to the flare fitting and
make a gentle downward loop around and back toward
the front of the engine (see
Fig. 3-b
). Secure the hose
with the tie wraps provided, routing it away from exhaust
heat, chaffing and/or sharp objects. Temporarily cover
the open end from debris until the connection is made
to the supercharger in step 5.
4WD MODELS: Connect the feed hose and fittings to
the remote oil filter boss at the front of the vehicle. (see
Fig. 3-c)
ENGINE BLOCK
3/8 NPT
STREET ELBOW
3/8 - 1/8 NPT
BUSHING
1/8” NPT
45° FLARE
Fig. 3-b - Rear View, 2WD only
REAR VIEW - 2WD ONLY
ROUTE HOSE AROUND
TO FRONT OF VEHICLE
(ROUTE ALONG OIL
COOLER LINES)
A. To accommodate the relocation of the alternator onto
the new main bracket, the brown field wire must be
extended approximately 12”. Proceed by cutting the wire
approximately 4” from the factory plug that attaches to
the alternator. Splice the supplied piece of brown wire
into the cut wire by soldering. Use the supplied piece of
heat shrink tubing to seal the joints. Re-wrap the wire/
harness with the supplied length of plastic flex-loom.
B. The transmission cooler lines may need to be bent
downward as far as possible (toward the frame) to
obtain alternator clearance.
C. Attach the supplied stainless steel heat shield onto the
rear of the Vortech main bracket using the supplied 1/4”
hardware (see
*
D. Following Figure 4-d, cut the supplied protective sleeve
Fig. 4-a
as shown. Slide the protective sleeve onto the air
injection adapter, following with the 90° compression
fitting. Do not tighten compression fitting yet. Mount
this assembly to the exhaust manifold using the supplied
hardware and stock gasket (replace in necessary).
Torque bolts evenly using a 5mm hex wrench. (See
.)
4-e
*
E. Thread the factory check valve onto the compression
fitting and tighten. Referring to
compression fitting slightly upward, then tighten. Use
one wrench on the compression fitting and one on the
nut to protect the air injection adapter from damage
while tightening the compressing nut.
*
F.Attach the supplied 5/8" x 24" hose to the factory check
valve and to the TEE coming from the air injection pump
and secure.
G. Cut factory lower radiator hose as shown (see
Install the supplied 90° steel tube and secure using the
supplied #24 clamps (see
H. Place the mounting bracket on the front of the passenger
side cylinder head. Line up the bracket with the holes
on the front of the head and block and start the 3/8-16
socket head bolt into the lowest bracket hole. Install
the two 3/8-16 x 1.00” bolts and washers into the two
remaining upper holes. Torque the three bolts evenly.
*
I.Place the alternator in position on the bracket and check
for clearance between the air injection adapter and the
back cover of the alternator. In some instances, it may
be necessary to remove the cover and trim a small
portion of the cover before final mounting.
J. Reattach the field wire and positive wire to the alternator
(make sure that the large positive wire has the factory
rubber boot properly secured to prevent arcing to the
heat shield). Using the supplied 3/8-16 x 2.75” bolts
and washers, attach the alternator to the main bracket.
Secure all alternator wiring from heat and sharp objects.
K. Align the supercharger mounting plate with the bracket
and secure with the supplied 3/8-16 x 3/4” bolts and
AN washers.
5. SUPERCHARGER INSTALLATION
A. Attach the 1/2” oil drain hose to the supercharger and
secure with the #8 hose clamp.
B. Route the hose down the rear of the main bracket while
lowering the supercharger into the proper mounting
location on the plate. Be sure that the oil drain hose
remains unkinked with smooth bends.
C. Using the five supplied 3/8-16 x 1” bolts and AN
washers, secure the supercharger to the mounting
plate.
D. Route the oil drain hose around the main casting and
down to the fitting in the oil pan. Make sure that the
hose runs below the positive alternator lug, but still
remains running “downhill”. (See
Fig. 5-a.
important that the oil drain hose is free from restrictions,
tight bends, kinks or any other drain obstructing
conflict. Route the hose away from direct exhaust heat.
Trim hose length if necessary and secure to the oil pan
with the supplied #8 hose clamp.
E. Attach the 1/8 NPT x 45° brass fitting to the
supercharger oil feed. Use a 1/2” wrench to hold the
feed fitting while tightening the 45° fitting. Attach the
oil feed hose to the supercharger. (See
) It is very
Fig. 5-b.
Fig. 4-e
OIL DRAIN HOSE
Fig. 5-a
)
WARNING: The oil system contains a small orifice
that is easily plugged. Do not use any
type of sealant on any of the threads.
Instead, use clean engine oil. Disassemble and blow out the entire line if
there is any question.
F.Using the tie wraps provided, secure the feed and drain
A. Mount the supplied automatic belt tensioner onto the
main bracket. Rotate the unit so that the small alignment
pin falls into the corresponding hole in the bracket.
Secure the tensioner to the bracket using the suppplied
socket head bolt and 7/16" AN washer.
B. Route the supplied belt as shown (see
installation is easiest when the water pump is the last
pulley to be mounted (the radius on the edge of the
water pump pulley allows the edge of the belt to be slid
over it).
A. Remove ignition coil and bracket from the factory
location.
B. Separate the coil and module from factory mounting
bracket.
C. Install the coil and module to the supplied bracket using
the supplied hardware (see
Fig. 7-b
).
D. Mount the coil and bracket assembly to the intake
manifold. Use the factory studs and nuts to secure the
coil. (See
Fig. 7-c.
)
E. Remove the interior center console (between the two
front seats). Mount the supplied ignition control box
assembly into the vehicle interior in one of two possible
locations (alternate mounting locations of the control
box, retard knob and MAP sensor may vary suiting the
taste/preference of the installer). (See
Figs. 7-f, 7-g.
1. Pickup truck models (S-10/Sonoma):
a. The suggested mounting location is in the
center console between the two seats
(remove the center console and mount the
control unit vertically in the rear). (See
7-f.
)
Fig.
b. The retard knob can mount in the forward
portion of the tray in the console. Mount the
MAP sensor under the console. (See
Fig. 7-f.
SUPPLIED
COIL
BRACKET
)
Fig. 7-b
)
FACTORY GM
HARNESS
(UNPLUGGED
FROM COIL)
TO BATTERY +
TO GROUND -
RANE
HI-6R
®
C
cams
GREEN TACH (TAPE UP)
*GREY MAGNETIC TRIGGER HARNESS (TAPE UP)
MANIFOLD
VACUUM
*NOTE: CABLE CONTAINS RED AND BLACK
LEADS. MAKE SURE LEADS DO NOT CONTACT
EACH OTHER AND SHORT UNIT WHEN TAPING UP.
2. SUV models (Blazer/Jimmy)
a. The suggested mounting location is in the
storage box located next to the back seat on
the passenger side of the vehicle.
b. The retard knob and MAP sensor can mount in
the center console as the pickup trucks do (see
Fig. 7-f
power wire must be run over to the remote
mounted ignition box.
F.Connect all components as shown (see
Connect a manifold sourced vacuum line using the
supplied 5/32” hose and TEE (use the FMU tap location).
Route the extended coil wires and previously attached
vacuum hose from the engine compartment back along
the frame rail and to the transmission crossmember.
Drill a 5/8” hole through the floor of the vehicle from
the bottom of the center console location for wire/
vacuum hose pass through. Route the wire/vacuum
hose bundle up into the passenger compartment using
the previously drilled hole.
G. Use the supplied cable ties to keep the wires secure
and away from moving/sharp/hot objects. Do not
attempt to start the vehicle without all components
installed as shown.
H. Ignition Boost Control operation
1. The Ignition/Boost Control unit is designed to retard
ignition in relation to boost.
2. The unit is adjustable from 0° of ignition retard to
4° of ignition retard for each pound of boost, up to
a maximum of 20°.
3. Using the 1° per pound position as a starting point,
adjust the ignition retard knob until just beyond the
point of detonation (see
testing in a safe area or road. Adjust the retard
according to changes in altitude and fuel quality.
). The brown retard wire and thin red
Fig. 7-a
Fig.7-e
). Use third gear for
PICKUP TRUCK MODELS
CENTER
CONSOLE
MAP
SENSOR
VACUUM LINE/
WIRING
).
IGNITION
CONTROL BOX
Fig. 7-f
RETARD
KNOB
HOLE
THROUGH
FLOOR
SUV MODELS
CENTER
CONSOLE
RETARD
KNOB
MAP
SENSOR
VACUUM LINE/
WIRING
HOLE
THROUGH
FLOOR
Caution: It is extremely important that the boost retard
never be turned to 0°. It is recommended that
in stock street applications, the knob be at no
less than 1°per lb.
A. Install the supplied discharge plenum using studs,
spacers, nuts and washers (see
Fig. 8-b
B. Thread the three supplied studs into the factory throttle
body mounting holes (into the intake manifold). The
shortest of the three studs belongs at the rear of the
throttle body. Insert the four spacers into their proper
location (see
Fig. 8-c
).
C. Slide the supplied O-ring around the top flange of the
throttle body. Use a light amount of oil on the O-ring to
allow easy installation of the discharge plenum. Carefully
align the discharge plenum to the installed throttle body
studs. Lower the plenum down onto the throttle body
being careful not to upset the O-ring fit. When contact
with the O-ring is felt, push down firmly on the plenum
until you feel it seat on the top of the throttle body (see
Fig. 8-d
).
D. Secure the plenum to the throttle body by attaching the
supplied washers and nuts to the previously installed
studs.
E. Remove the 1/2” brake booster vacuum line from the
intake manifold and cut approximately 2” off from the
end. Splice the supplied adapter TEE into the brake
booster line. Run the supplied piece of 1/4” vacuum
hose from this TEE to the 1/4”-5/32” reducer (see
8-a
).
F.Attach the supplied compressor bypass valve and 1” x
2.25” hose to the plenum using #16 clamps. Orient the
bypass valve as shown (see
Fig. 8-e
G. Attach the discharge tube from the supercharger to the
plenum using the supplied silicone sleeves and clamps
(see
Fig. 8-e
). Connect the 5/32” hose to the nipple
located on the bottom of the supercharger bypass valve
to the reducer previously installed into the brake booster
line.
A. Install the supplied plastic 3/4” x 90° vent adapter into
the factory rubber grommet located on the right side
valve cover. Rotate the vent adapter so that it points
toward the rear of the vehicle. Attach the supplied 3/4”
x 20” hose to the installed adapter.
B. The oil fill riser must be modified to allow for fitment of
the new air inlet duct (see
Fig. 9-a
the plastic oil fill riser and cap located on the right side
valve cover. Cut the riser in half (the diameter) using a
saw or cut-off wheel. Clean and reinstall the base of the
cut riser into the valve cover . Slide the supplied piece of
1” x 4” hose over the base. Insert the remaining top
portion of the filler into the hose. The cap should now
be approximately 2-3” higher than its factory location.
Adjust height if necessary.
C. Install the supplied 1/2” NPT x 90° x 3/4” hose barb
fitting into the 3.5” steel inlet tube. The fitting must be
“clocked” so that when the inlet tube is installed, the
fitting points down and over to the right side valve cover
and attaches to the previously installed 3/4” valve cover
vent hose (temporarily place the tube in its installed
position to approximate the fitting rotation before final
installation).
D. Attach the supplied inlet tube support to the left rear
portion of the intake manifold (see
E. Using the supplied 3.5” silicone sleeve and #56 hose
clamps, attach the 3.5” inlet duct to the supercharger.
Lay the duct on top of the previously installed tube
support. Connect the 3/4” valve cover vent hose to the
90° fitting on the inlet duct. Trim length if necessary.
Situate duct so that it does not contact the firewall or
any other object that will cause problems when the
engine torques on operation. Secure duct to the tube
support using the supplied #52 clamp.
F.Attach the 1” x 3” compressor bypass discharge hose
to the barb located on the inlet duct.
G. Remove the factory MAF sensor and airbox assembly.
Remove the driver's side headlight assembly. Separate
the MAF sensor from the airbox (see
the filter and venturi-shaped inlet from the box. Modify
the lower portion of the airbox as shown and reinstall
into the vehicle. Insert the supplied airbox inlet duct
through the core support opening behind the headlight
and into the modified factory airbox. Rotate the duct
(see
Fig. 9-c
). Drill two holes into the core support using
the duct flange as a guide. Secure the duct with the two
sheet metal screws provided. Reinstall headlight
assembly.
H. Install the supplied K&N air filter into the factory airbox.
Drill a 3/4” hole into the airbox top in the location shown
(see
Fig. 9-d
). Insert the supplied rubber grommet and
the factory air intake temperature sensor into the new
hole. Attach the modified airbox lid the airbox base.
Reattach the MAF to the airbox lid. Attach the factory
MAF and IAT sensor connectors.
I.Slide the supplied 3” orange sleeve onto the outlet of
the MAF meter. Connect the previously installed steel
supercharger inlet duct to the MAF meter oultet using
the supplied section of flex hose and #52 clamps (see
Fig. 9-f
J. Check to see that there is adequate clearance between
the factory mounted underhood light and the
supercharger kit by slowly closing the hood. Remove
light if necessary.
, position the fuel management
unit (FMU) on the inside of the vehicle frame, underneath
the driver's seat. Mark and drill two #16 holes. Secure
the FMU using the supplied #12 hex head screws.
NOTE:Some earlier model trucks are not equipped with
quick disconnect fittings and will require the use
of compression fittings and alternate fuel lines.
Proper lines and fittings are supplied to work
with both versions of this vehicle. Refer to Figures 10-c, 10-d to verify the vehicle you are
modifying.
QUICK DISCONNECT TYPE FITTINGS ONLY
B. Using a fuel line disconnect tool, separate the 5/16”
fuel return (see
Figure 10-b
). Attach the supplied 33”
fuel hose with the male fitting into the fuel line coming
from the engine compartment. Attach the 17” supplied
fuel hose with the female fitting into the line returning
back to the tank. Connect the fuel line coming from the
engine compartment to the 90° fitting on the side of the
FMU. Connect the fuel line returning back to the tank to
the straight fitting on the bottom of the FMU. Make sure
that both lines have smooth bends and are absolutely
free from sharp bends and kinks (see
Fig. 10-c
).
COMPRESSION STYLE FITTINGS ONLY
B. Separate the factory 5/16" fuel rail return line at the
compression fitting junction underneath the vehicle near
the fuel filter . Attach the supplied -4 flare fitting adapters
to each end of the open return line (one fitting will point
toward the rear , and one toward the front). Connect one
end of the supplied 22" FMU hose to the return line
running back to the tank, and the other end to the
straight fitting on the center of the FMU. Connect one
end of the remaining 36" FMU hose to the return line
coming from the fuel rail, and the other end to the 90
fitting on the side of the FMU (see
Fig. 10-d
).
C. Tap into the supercharger bypass valve vacuum hose
using the supplied 52” long length of hose and 5/32”
brass TEE. Route the hose in a manner that will keep it
away from exhaust heat and will allow gentle bends
without pinching. Attach the hose end to the lid of the
FMU.
FUEL PUMP HARNESS
Fig. 10-a
FUEL LINE FROM RAILFUEL LINE TO TANK
o
Fig. 10-b
FMU
QUICK DISCONNECT TYPE FITTING COMPRESSION TYPE FITTING
NOTE:Some earlier model trucks are not equipped with
quick disconnect fittings and will require the use
of compression fittings and alternate fuel lines.
Proper lines and fittings are supplied to work with
both versions of this vehicle. Refer to the graphic
below to verify the vehicle you are modifying.
QUICK DISCONNECT TYPE FITTINGS ONLY
A. Using a fuel line disconnect tool, separate the supply
line from the oulet of the fuel filter.
B. Attach the supplied 3/8" hose to the fuel filter outlet.
Connect the remaining end of the 3/8" hose to the fuel
pump inlet. Trim the hose if necessary.
COMPRESSION TYPE FITTINGS ONLY
C. Separate the factory 3/8” fuel rail supply line at the
compression fitting junction underneath the vehicle just
to the rear of the fuel filter (see
D. Attach the supplied 3/8” hose to 3/8" compression fitting
to the line coming from the fuel tank. Connect the
supplied length of 3/8” fuel hose to the 3/8” fitting
previously installed and the remaining end to the
supplied inline pump. Secure with a #8 hose clamp.
Fig. 11-b
).
Fig. 11-b
BOTH APPLICATIONS
E. Attach the discharge end of the fuel pump to the line
running into the fuel filter (use the supplied 5/16" hose
to 3/8" compression fitting). Position the pump in such
a way that the inlet and discharge hoses are not kinked
or restricted and maintain a gentle bend. The pump inlet
is the most critical as far as restriction is concerned
and may be trimmed if necessary to hold a smooth
radius. Make sure that all fuel pump hose connections
are secure.
F.Mount the fuel pump to the frame using the 1-1/2” adel
clamp. Position the clamp and drill a #16 hole. Secure
using a #12 hex head screw.
G. Using the existing hole in the frame
and supplied #10 hardware, mount
the relay to the vehicle frame (see
on this page and
11-a
Figure 10-a
Fig.
on
page 11). The relay mounting hole
will also work well as a grounding
point for the pump and relay. Scrape
away the frame coating and paint to
provide a proper ground
connection. Make sure that
the pump and relay
grounding terminals are
mounted
opposed to
under
on top
the relay as
so that a
GROUND
86
30
metal-to-metal contact will
be made.
RELAY WIRING
SCHEMATIC
87
87A
85
(+) FUEL PUMP
SOLID GREY WIRE
IN FUEL PUMP
HARNESS (RUNNING
ALONG THE DRIVER’S
SIDE FRAME
MEMBER)
), wire the
fuel pump and relay. Use the supplied tie wraps to run
the wire and keep it away from heat/abrasion. Use the
supplied 8mm nut to connect the main power lead on
the relay to the factory fuse/power box underhood (the
factory has provided two open power lugs under the
power box cover). Tap the yellow relay wire (terminal
#87) into the solid gray wire in the harness running
along the driver's side frame member . Use the supplied
wire tap.
WARNING: Do not attempt to operate the vehicle un-
til ALL components are installed and ALL
operations are completed including the
final check.
A. If your vehicle has gone over 10,000 miles since its last
spark plug change, you will need to change the spark
plugs now before test driving the vehicle.
B. Check all fittings, nuts, bolts and clamps for tightness.
Pay particular attention to oil and fuel lines around
moving parts, sharp edges and exhaust system parts.
Make sure all wires and lines are properly secured with
clamps or tie wraps.
C. Check all fluid levels, making sure that your tank(s) is/
are filled with 92 octane or higher fuel before
commencing test drive.
D. Start engine and allow to idle a few minutes, then shut
off.
E. Recheck to be sure that no hoses, wires, etc. are near
exhaust headers or moving parts and for signs of any
fluid leakage.
F.PLEASE TAKE SPECIAL NOTE: Operating the vehicle
without all sub assemblies completely and properly
installed and working may cause FAILURE OF MAJOR
ENGINE COMPONENTS.
G. Test drive the vehicle.
H. Read the STREET SUPERCHARGER SYSTEM OWNER'S
MANUAL AND RETURN THE WARRANTY
REGISTRATION FORM within thirty (30) days of
purchasing your supercharger system to qualify for the
3 year limited warranty.