stillen supercharger will be installed
I like the input you folks are doing with the stillen set up... i spoke with Stillen last week about a 05 6 speed stage 3 and they told me mid summer.... booo hooo lets start a group buy on the 05-06 manual supercharger set up and get stillen moving on this.......i want one so bad... i figured if we contack stillen with about 5-7 or so people that want this maybe it'll make them mover quicker when they have a deposit fo so many. what ya think people?
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Originally Posted by G35_TX
Think logically why it is not safe. Fuel is needed to keep the car running but also keep the car from running lean or the engine could go south. You want to make sure all the fuel is properly setup and not skimp in any area.
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Originally Posted by luongdmd
my stillen is coming on this week..... personally i can't wait!!!!!! as for the reason to my decision is not so much as the total hp output, but the usable hp that i will use....... i am a daily driver with some freeway ride and very few track time......if you search around, there's a vid of stillen stage 3 going against a greddy tt and they post the exact same time on the quarter........ so unless you like to just boost hp or race on the highway like crazy, i don't see the need for the tt.......the other reason why i choose the stillen is because i love the plug and play kinda deal.... no maintaince, change oil like normal on your G, and no tuning required....... SIMPLICITY is the way to go......
The Greddy beat the Stillen in that video by 0.039 seconds.
Think logically as to why an aftermarket fuel pump not sitting EXACTLY MILLIMETERS FLUSH in an OEM location would cause the pump to not operate properly. When you do; you will realize that there is no "why" to that question; and your assumption is wrong.
Originally Posted by G35_TX
Think logically why it is not safe. Fuel is needed to keep the car running but also keep the car from running lean or the engine could go south. You want to make sure all the fuel is properly setup and not skimp in any area.
Why would u dish out that kinda money to get Stillen? I would have put that money towards the ATI ProCharger, thats so much more worth it. Wait...I did...it'll be here in a month. Anyway, congrats and enjoy.
Originally Posted by rsinghud
Why would u dish out that kinda money to get Stillen? I would have put that money towards the ATI ProCharger, thats so much more worth it. Wait...I did...it'll be here in a month. Anyway, congrats and enjoy.
Originally Posted by Toptoneone
wow. Thats cold. I know lots of people hate stillen, but we dont need to hate back. LOL.
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doesn't the warrenty on the stillen kit simply cover your engine block and nothing more? Not labor or anything
also, kinda lame that the blower unit itself is only covered for 1 year under warrenty from stillen.
http://www.stillen.com/product_detail.aspx?sku=407350IC
for comparison stock vortech is covered for 3 years, and 1 year if you change the pulley
also, kinda lame that the blower unit itself is only covered for 1 year under warrenty from stillen.
http://www.stillen.com/product_detail.aspx?sku=407350IC
for comparison stock vortech is covered for 3 years, and 1 year if you change the pulley
Originally Posted by sentry65
doesn't the warrenty on the stillen kit simply cover your engine block and nothing more? Not labor or anything
also, kinda lame that the blower unit itself is only covered for 1 year under warrenty from stillen.
http://www.stillen.com/product_detail.aspx?sku=407350IC
for comparison stock vortech is covered for 3 years, and 1 year if you change the pulley
also, kinda lame that the blower unit itself is only covered for 1 year under warrenty from stillen.
http://www.stillen.com/product_detail.aspx?sku=407350IC
for comparison stock vortech is covered for 3 years, and 1 year if you change the pulley
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Originally Posted by Cersoft
It is supposed to be 9psi, but as I said before, it could be the lack of back pressure due to my cats ... either way, my mechanic is gonna make me a smaller pulley for 9-9.5psi ....
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yeah I tend to agree the warrenties are generally useless cause who really does a bone stock SC install?
there's all sorts of things that don't come on production cars, does that mean they're not any good if ford or whoever isn't using them?
Originally Posted by superchargedg
btw who cares if the vortech is covered for 3 years,you dont see them on any production car do you,but the eaton(magnusson)is on all kind of production cars.nuff said about warranty.
there's all sorts of things that don't come on production cars, does that mean they're not any good if ford or whoever isn't using them?