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if your running the stock kit 8PSI, Trans cooler and oil coolers, Frozenboost heat exchanger are a must You'll also need to make sure your tuner ups the trans line pressure and turns the cooling fans on earlier . Mine started to really pull like everyone else's 3100 RPMs or so all the way till red line. I remember the first few times I made pulls, I hit the rev limiter hard LOL came super fast!
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Any of you guys with this kit regret not going turbo? If so, any reason other than the higher power levels?
I am also reading that centrifugal SCs have a sort of lag as well. Can anyone comment on this? I'm not really gunning too often. Most of my time is spent between 2.5k to 4.5k. I only get into the higher RPMs when driving come open canyons or passing at higher speeds. My concern is that I don't drive aggressively enough to really feel the gains since they come on gradually, whereas with tt, there's massive trq pretty early. On the flip side, tt costs a lot more and I am not sure how often I will actually get to utilize that massive power as well, though it's effects int he low end should be felt more. |
I really don't have any regrets other than try to get to 500 WHP. At 420 ish WHP ( I was 412) I should have been happy LOL , and just maybe made it and AIR to AIR kit. I'm still tossing that Idea around if I can find just the SC and engine bracket( Used) I can make the rest :). But for what it was built for mid/low 400's its good. I had no lag issues either. IT woud just build power. You might be feeling heat soak.
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If I did this whole build again, I would go turbo in a heart beat. After driving a 370z with a BP kit, theres no comparison. the sound, the feeling.. everything. |
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Agreed. I have the BP kit and it's about the same cost as going with the Stillen kit. The upside is you don't hit a power wall around 400-420whp. My boost threshold is around 2,500rpms and turbo lag is just a couple hundred rpms so there shouldn't be any worry that you'll never be in boost. In fact I think you would find it, if so inclined, hard to keep it out of boost under anything other than slight throttle. There's nothing like the feel of a turbo car. Especially one on the VHR motor. This platform was built for boost. It should of come that way from Nissan. |
I agree with guys above just for me having a X and auto my goals were different. Trust me tho this the trans and or TCASE wouldnt blow out of the car with a TT kit I would have went that route. I still wanna get the AAM kit but I know my trans wont last and to build it on top of the TT kit just to much $$ for me know( Looking for another house)
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For me and my 7 Speed Auto = S/C. If I had Manual Trans would have = BP. All in all I smile every day driving her! :tiphat:
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Oh he has a Auto trans, my bad.
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Yeah. It's nice to not have power limitations due to tranny. Instant torque from a turbo isn't good on the AT |
I would upgrade the transmission if I turboed. The question is is the extra power and low end grunt worth double the price of sc and lack of carb peace of mind.
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Well a big :tiphat: to you for being the ultimate test mule, and thanks for sharing it all with us. You have helped me decide on going with the Stillen s/c. I find it amusing that some folks bitch about 415WHP in a 3200lb car. :icon17: Quote:
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I get wanting a monster street car but I always wonder how many people have driven a 400+WHP car, it's not the fastest but it's a ton of fun if you use it.
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