GTM Performance Engineering Stage 1 Turn key Supercharger kit In house Install II.

Zsteve · 07-20-2010, 11:14 PM

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Originally Posted by shumby

I am to blame for some of the delays with lack of instructions. I had to push Sam for time as my build had a definate end date that need to be reached.

So how is the car doing now after a few miles on it with the kit? Got good power when you stomp on it? Gas milage?

shumby · 07-20-2010, 11:28 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Zsteve

So how is the car doing now after a few miles on it with the kit? Got good power when you stomp on it? Gas milage?

well as for it holding up over 5000 miles on it now and no issues still feels the same at foot to the mat as it did when i first got it. as for gas the wife has not seen mush of a differance with her milage. it seems to be around the same about 9L/100km

fstrnldr · 07-21-2010, 12:40 AM

Delays suck, but at the same time, for the guy at home trying to do an install, i bet he/she will really appreciate someone spending the extra time needed to make sure the instructions and kit are 100% correct. Probably more important is that the easiest possible installation method is achieved. We really don't know the process used to finalize the instructions and kits. i'm guessing it will be closer to a factory service manual level, than the some of the black and white 6 picture crap you get with most aftermarket parts.

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fstrnldr Base Member Join Date: Apr 2009 Location: CA Posts: 170 Drives: Canyonero Rep Power: 18	Delays suck, but at the same time, for the guy at home trying to do an install, i bet he/she will really appreciate someone spending the extra time needed to make sure the instructions and kit are 100% correct. Probably more important is that the easiest possible installation method is achieved. We really don't know the process used to finalize the instructions and kits. i'm guessing it will be closer to a factory service manual level, than the some of the black and white 6 picture crap you get with most aftermarket parts.