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Staples 07-29-2012 11:24 PM

As mentioned before, all kits will get heatsoaked. If I've been doing back to back Dyno runs I'll lose 20 - 25whp. If I let the motor (supercharger) cool down for about 10 minutes I'll make the power back immediately. Unfortunately, you're only "simulating" numbers on the rollers, so once you're on the road, who knows what power is being made / lost.

Methanol will help with the combustion temperatures, but won't help with the heatsoak on the blower. That's next on my agenda.

ANMVQ 07-30-2012 08:17 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Rusty (Post 1843428)
Dumb question. How are you planning to up grade the intercooler?



Well , We'll see when I'm done with my car, See sig for current numbers,

I upgraded EVERYTHING,
34 Tooth Count Jackshaft Pulley
30 Tooth/35mm Supercharger Pulley
idler assembly from a 03-05 350z
Bosh EV14 Injectors 850CC
UPREV MAF's
NGK plugs( GTR Plugs)
Heat Exchanger (Frozen Boost) 27"x6"x3.5".

I agree about the heat soak tho the way the kit is now.

MMC Racing 07-30-2012 02:26 PM

Still the only CARB certified kit

Perf.Des 08-02-2012 10:25 PM

Ive had my Stillen kit on for 5 months now (in the crazy midwest heat this year), and have had no problems at all. AMS dyno tuned it for me back in early May. There is power drop due to heat soaking...however every system encounters this. Actually Porsche is notorious for power loss in high heat...so this really is nothing new.

swiss370Z 08-03-2012 01:10 PM

Hi there
I drive my "Z" since 15,000 km (Miles??):driving::driving:

The force is almost constant at high temperatures
(somewhat limited on the summer temperatures, as with any other turbocharged car)

I can tell you one thing:
If the STILLEN kit is perfectly matched, the pleasures are just awesome! :icon18:

Dear greetings from Switzerland

Ivo

ANMVQ 08-03-2012 02:36 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by swiss370Z (Post 1852620)
Hi there
I drive my "Z" since 15,000 km (Miles??):driving::driving:

The force is almost constant at high temperatures
(somewhat limited on the summer temperatures, as with any other turbocharged car)

I can tell you one thing:
If the STILLEN kit is perfectly matched, the pleasures are just awesome! :icon18:

Dear greetings from Switzerland

Ivo



you must have freak car then .LOL Cause I could feel mine heat soak, the acceleration is a hug lag ,, Thats why I'm upgrading my heat exchanger, I really do like the small one atteched to radiator.. :icon14:

Shamu 08-03-2012 11:53 PM

My Stillen powered car seems to pull even better when it's warm.

Here it is on second run on a hillclimb during 90 to 95 degree weather!

Hoopa hillclimb 2012 - 370z - YouTube

Kingbaby 08-04-2012 01:17 AM

lol the expression at the end are classic!

shared

WILD370Z 08-04-2012 11:02 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by ANMVQ (Post 1844887)
Well , We'll see when I'm done with my car, See sig for current numbers,

I upgraded EVERYTHING,
34 Tooth Count Jackshaft Pulley
30 Tooth/35mm Supercharger Pulley
idler assembly from a 03-05 350z
Bosh EV14 Injectors 850CC
UPREV MAF's
NGK plugs( GTR Plugs)
Heat Exchanger (Frozen Boost) 27"x6"x3.5".

I agree about the heat soak tho the way the kit is now.

I tried to find the heat exchanger on frozen boost not sure if it will fit because I already have an auto cooler and a 34 core oil cooler. Please let me know how you find the new heat exchanger very keen to find out the results

Jbernal15 08-07-2012 02:16 PM

Just a random question, You have to completely remove the sway bar while having the supercharger in? or is there a modified sway bar you can put in?

kellyefields 08-07-2012 02:21 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Jbernal15 (Post 1857952)
Just a random question, You have to completely remove the sway bar while having the supercharger in? or is there a modified sway bar you can put in?


I am not sure if you are talking about the sway bar because it is on the bottom of the car, i think you are talking about the brace that goes across the engine bay. then you do remove it to make installation easier but you put it back with no clearance issues. here is a pic.

http://www.the370z.com/members/kelly...1-100-1239.jpg

ANMVQ 08-07-2012 02:27 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by WILD370Z (Post 1853615)
I tried to find the heat exchanger on frozen boost not sure if it will fit because I already have an auto cooler and a 34 core oil cooler. Please let me know how you find the new heat exchanger very keen to find out the results


It will fill you will have to move some things around but it will, Going to look like a front mount intercooler. The GTM guys have no problems running the tranny and oil coolers with their Front mounts.

diego@vossen 04-30-2014 10:26 AM

Couldn't be happier with this kit. I had the Stillen Supercharger installed on my 2013 G37 Sport 6MT just last Friday and she's running amazing. Currently I have the Stillen SC with a 9PSI pulley/Stillen Oil Cooler/Fast Intentions Resonated HFC's and GTHAUS CBE. She put down 422 RWHP on a Mustang dyno and the car is a blast to drive. Currently I'm on the stock clutch/flywheel but that will be my next mod to swap it out for somthing better. So far so good :)

ZeN 05-03-2014 08:18 AM

Guys, did everyone order their stillen kit from Stillen? or is there any company that packaged all those upgrade - custom 9 to 10 psi pulley, frozen boost heat exhanger, upgraded line etc and sent together as a kit. Just wonder if we could save some money instead of having a small heat exhanger which we're not going to install anyway.

JWillis72 05-03-2014 09:18 AM

I got mine from stillen, you can get the 9 lb pulley from them. It's not on their website but they do have them.


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