Eaton Teams Up with the NMCA for the TVS Supercharger Throwdown
Eaton Teams Up with the NMCA for the TVS Supercharger Throwdown
Winner of the heads-up class as the NMCA All-Star Nationals gets a new Eaton supercharger and $1,000.
If you have a Corvette with either an LS- or LT-based engine topped with a TVS supercharger, a trip to the NMRA/NMCA All-Star Nationals on the weekend of April 4 through the 7 at Atlanta Dragway could yield you a new, bigger supercharger and $1,000. Eaton has teamed up with the NMCA to hold the TVS Supercharger Throwdown to showcase vehicles running twin vortices blowers and the winner takes home a new supercharger from Edelbrock, Magnuson or one of Eaton’s other corporate partners.
In other words, if you have a crazy-quick, TVS-blown Corvette, you could make it even quicker with a new supercharger just by winning the Eaton TVS Supercharger Throwdown.
Throwdown Guidelines
The Eaton TVS Supercharger Throwdown is part of the Scoggin-Dickey Parts Center NMRA/NMCA All-Star Nationals at Atlanta Dragway in Commerce, Georgia, starting in April 4 and running through the 7. The class is open to any NMCA-legal vehicle running a GM LS or LT engine, a Ford Modular motor or a Mopar Gen III Hemi, all of which have to be topped by a TVS supercharger. There is just one class and everyone runs heads-up, so you will need a very fast, very consistent car to take home the title.
“This event is made possible because of EATON and its primary technical partners including Edelbrock, Harrop, Magnuson Superchargers, ROUSH Performance, and SuperchargersOnline.com,” shared Rollie Miller, National Event Director for NMRA and NMCA. “We’ve been talking to enthusiasts and specialty shops to bring their best cars to compete for big money and prizes, while having fun at the All-Star Nationals.”
The winner of the TVS Supercharger Throwdown gets a new supercharger from Edelbrock, Harrop, Magnuson Superchargers or ROUSH Performance, a check from Eaton for $1,000 and an award based on the twin vortices design. This means that if you have an 8-second, Magnuson-blown Corvette, you could win a replacement blower or an upgraded unit.
TVS 2650
Speaking of upgraded superchargers, Eaton is using this partnership with the NMCA to showcase their newest blower, the TVS 2650. The 2650 is the biggest blower to use Eaton’s twin vortices technology, measuring 15% bigger than the 2300 series while offering 25% more air flow at 18,000 rpm/14 pounds of boost and requiring 18% less input power. The new unit also features new bearings for improved durability, a 170-degree twist to the rotors and a better seal between the rotors.
In other words, the TVS 2650 is bigger, better and more efficient than any TVS unit before it, leading to more power potential than ever before. You could win one of these new units if you win the TVS Supercharger Throwdown and if you think that you have what it takes to win, click here for more information on registration.
