I was just skimming through ebay and came across this;

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/Infin...spagenameZWDVW

The HP and TRQ do not seem right for a Vortech so I was wondering if anyone knew more about it.

 

i see an NX bottle ...he's posted the car for sale on driver a few times

 

its JDM V35's car. He's been trying to sell it for awhile so he can start his new house project.

 

ah ok just wanted to see if the numbers he was stating were true as they seem close to turbo numbers and not SC numbers. Even Sentry does not get that much trq.

 

I thought he was gonna take stickers off of it.

 

sad to see all that hard work and mods go up for sale for that cheap....
just shows to go if you're gonna mod your car up like crazy, you better be keeping it all your life, or at least a very long time..

 

seen it many times
http://www.jdmv35.com/

 

The numbers are real he isnt juicing though that just an intercooler chiller. The car was tuned by Sean at Churches Automotive.That car is cleaner than any car on a show room floor. He takes the wheels off and scrubs under the car and wheel wells to wash it. They used it in Tokyo Drift too

 

Doesn't Churches Automotive's dyno read really high? I seem to remember all their numbers being high.

I don't know what SC pulley he's using, but I'd bet he'd be around 400-420whp on a dynojet with SAE correction. It's not like he even has cams or test pipes so he can only make so much power

...anyone notice that he's running a turbo timer? lol um ok

 

His dyno reads just about how the typical Dynapack reads.

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yeah!! I've seen it many times around here in the High Desert at cruise night That thing is a beast!!! it sounds really good too!!

 

The car is for real... running a turbo timer only helps with coolin!!!

 

Church's dynos always run high. I just saw a built SRT4 that made over 50whp more on his than over here in AZ.

 

Thanks ttrank, it just looked real high for a Vortech with the mods he has.

 

Still an awesome car and I would run with what ever numbers I had too. He still has the numbers to prove it, regardless of whether or not they are higher than the average.