Vortech Install Almost Done

[DrFix2Fly]

The Vortech V-1 fits like a glove. It is a forward rotating unit that is driven by the flat side of the belt contacting about 300 deg. of the polysulfide compound coated pulley. Oil feed and return lines are plumbed, FMU is connected, intercooler installed and boost gage is staring me in the face on my steering column. All that's left really is the plumbing to connect it all together with the bypass valve. I'd like to post pics, but I don't know how. I shot what I've done with a film camera and will get it developed this week. Who can help me bring the pics to this board?

[Tiago]

that sounds bad *** man, hope to see some good results!

[MrCoffee]

email me the pics and I'll host them for you

[DrFix2Fly]

Thanks for the support and help guys. I will shoot the rest of the film I have to show the install as it is today. Like I said, all that's left is the intercooler, bypass valve and plumbing. I have had some recent design changes after accidently killing my low front-mounted intercooler by shoving it into one of those concrete parking space stops. Sucks to be me. I would appreciate it if MrCoffee would email me at CRJ7000@aol so we can get the pics to the board.

[AlienInv8r]

Sounds like it's gonna be pretty cool man. For the pictures, a lot of places nowadays will take film pictures and put them onto a CD so you can use them on the computer. It's only a few bucks, then you can just email to whoever can host, or grab a free web album somewhere. Just ask for one of the Kodak picture CD's or something since they're not digital yet.

[317indy]

The best webhosting for pictures is www.ls1camaro.net ! I use it all the time because its free.