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Here is my dyno sheet: http://www.the370z.com/attachments/f...ztt-520whp.jpg One comment: the dip in torque is my stock clutch slipping a little..but you can see the curve was leveling out already. And here are some comments from my tuner (JTRAN): Quote:
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You should be able to control Tq with tuning if I"m correct
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For you AT guys you Have three options from level10:
Option 1: valve body upgrade (a must have) this will require sending yours in. Costs about $1k Option 2: valve body + tq converter upgrade (next best option) costs about $2k Option 3: get the bulletproof transmission from level10 A couple other options Exedy clutch pack: costs about $350 Fast intentions billet flex plate: costs about $1k |
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This is interesting i will keep my eye on this development.
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I have no problem up-grading my trans.....just want to see the kit on the engine perform & be reliable,without the horror stories of previous SC'd kits.
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I'll pull it out & send it to Pat@Level 10 & completely go through it.
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Just got off the phone with level10. Pat stated anything over 450ftlbs should get a full transmission build for the automatic. Regardless of forced induction method.
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Valve body and torque converter will only give reliability within the 450ftlb range
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RJ MFG Said 400 ft/lbs. Maybe we should get back on topic though. I have no interest in reading pages and pages of posts about the woes of people driving Automatic 370s. :driving: <-- (He's not putting into "D") http://www.the370z.com/forced-induct...ml#post3600256 |
The stock tranny can hold 400ft lbs reliably. Anything above that runs the risk of failure. Not a if but rather a when scenario. A valve body upgrade pushes it to 450ftlbs safely. Once beyond 450ftlbs other items need be done in the form of a full transmission build.
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I'm so excited for this!
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Slight update everyone:
As we work to make the system bullet proof we have come to the conclusion that the unit will not be able to fit under the stock hood. However, we have anticipated this and plan to partner with a vendor to offer two options. Option 1: Full hood replacement (keeping under wraps for now) Option 2: A hood cowl add on that will look great on any stock profile hood! Here is a teaser of what we are working on. More details to come. http://i234.photobucket.com/albums/e...psecmygst5.jpg |
Reliability is more important! I don't have a problem replacing my hood if need be.
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Note: the design for the hood cowl add on is specifically made so that any body shop can install it with ease. Also we wanted a design that will not leave creases or require lots of body filler to blend. The attachment points will be folded under the cowl allowing for a seamless mating to your stock profile hood.
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We are really taking the time to look at this kit from your perspective. We want to provide a very modular, reliable and scalable kit without breaking the bank. Everything we do toward the kit has efficiency, quality, reliability, cost and performance in mind. We want to hit all of these metrics when the unit comes out in may. |
So it's a cut the center out of stock hood and place over design? Will it require a reprint of the hood?
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The render looks fantastic! I'm just worried about clean cut lines if it comes in from underneath, that means the cutting to install it will be visible from the outside? Cutting into the hood just makes me cringe lol but I guess a good shop could do it.
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Is that cowl functional? Ie..will it bring air past the blower and out the rear? Hopefully so. Maybe add a slot in the front to allow for more air. I do like it though and would rock that for sure.
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I'm sure it's very likely been thought of already, but if the hood has to be replaced, a design that allows as much cooling/heat extraction as possible would be very welcome.
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What model Whipple are you guys planning on using?
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Can I trade one of or both of my testicles for this? I REALLY ******* want this but I am a broke *** bitch right now
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Haha
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For a lot of us, its the cost of shipping the whole transmission, that really sucks. Finding a local transmission specialist, to do the work, is easier and least expensive than 5K + shipping from Level 10. No offense intended but I'm having a hard time justifying the 5 K cost too. |
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Also I'm in the process of finding a a totaled MT sport package Z to see if it's cheaper. |
Based on the initial rendering pics, are you trying to have the throttles in the OEM location?
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This rendering looks great. I'd do this hood modification even without the kit. I'm totally stoked about this kit and hope it works out. As for now I'm saving my nickels for it!! Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk |
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Fast intentions flex plate Exedy clutch pack Level10 valvebody Level10 TQ converter Transmission cooler Have a local competent shop install it all. That is if shipping is an issue. Now if new gears need to be made we can handle that if it comes to it. |
Anyone have a link to these clutch packs?
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Not holding you to anything RJ MFG,
Have you guy's calculated an estimated HP/TQ potential on 93 octane fuel? And on a stock block vs. a built bottom end? This is all pending our AT's & Stick Trannys are built to hold...including a free flowing exhaust & cai. I plan to be at Zdayz this year & this kit is sounding more inviting daily! |
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91 octane is the highest I can get locally, and no e85. Thinking I'll likely need a methanol injection kit. Or race gas. But I can only imagine how expensive that would be, considering that 91 octane here is roughly about $4.50/gallon in US currency.
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