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^ from what i hear that stocker can be a pita to remove. Few people have had problems. If your mechanically inclined with the proper tools then go for it.
Im really jonesing for more power... i was ready to buy my rims and coils but they may have to wait. Lets get some numbers up with new pulley and tune. |
so who pays for the labor of changing to thenew pully which Im sure will cost a bit. It seems after you pay for the install and then they replace something they should pay for the install.
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Pulley change shouldn't take more then 20 minutes. If you just spend $1k to have a SC installed I would hope they would do a simple pulley change for no additional charge.
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We alloted for $100 to cover the pulley swap.. paid to the customer..
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I know being one of the first to buy a SC for a new car is never a good idea because there are always bugs to work out. I am glad that you are still working hard at Stillen to make small changes to optimize performance and stand behind your product. I have yet to drive the car but I will give an update in 2 weeks when I get home. Thanks:tup: |
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Back on topic! I finally got a chance to wot my car this morning. Got up to 7k rpm with 7.8 psi of boost. That is very good compared to the previous tune where I only got 7.2 psi @ 7200 rpm. My boost starts building at lower rpms now. You guys will be very happy with this tune.
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There is quite a bit of noticeable extra power compared to stock when just driving normally. Not a whole lot but good enough where you'll feel it. Just wait till the boost kicks in lol. That's when you'll hear the blower come alive! Hope this helps!:driving: |
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