01-02-2010, 06:40 PM
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Originally Posted by 1slow370
I dunno i'm pretty confused on this whole thing. since they didn't release the trim they may be using a Vortech VTS unit especially considering the new manifold, water to air intercooler, lack of photos and general reluctance to leak info...
the main points for this argument are the new manifold especially considering GTM pulled it off easily with the stock one. As for the hood concerns, the 350z kit was made utilizing the stock lower intake manifold so the height was increased. if they remade that piece to make the unit sit lower it could be possible to make it all fit. besides using a positive displacement blower and making it all work would allow stillen to save face on the shortcomings of the 350z unit.
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Great points. I was thinking about this when Kyle started releasing info,and asked whether they were using a centrifugal or twin-screw either here or on MyG37. However, I wasn't answered so I just kinda forgot about it. Actually, I wouldn't mind if Stillen went with the twin-screw and GTM went with the centrifugal so that there would be more variety between the two kits. Can't wait to see the finished pics and ESPECIALLY the dyno numbers to see how these two projects compare. Props to both Stillen and GTM. 
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