General consensus on boltons to gain the most HP.

whoady4shoady · 02-07-2011, 02:02 PM

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Originally Posted by FuszNissan

That is a great set up. I would recommend an UpRev, and tune just to squeeze out the last remaining hidden horses

I ran Berk HFC's, so I can't comment on TP's.

The only problem is i have no where near by to get a tune.

whoady4shoady · 02-07-2011, 02:10 PM

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Originally Posted by One_Quick_Z

It really depends.. everyones cars will respond differently to certain mods.... I made +22whp with Test pipes and Exhaust...

If you want to get the most and dont ever plan on FI, this is what I would do

Stillen G3 intakes
Fast Intentions Long Tube Headers
Either FI Exhaust or HKS Exhaust
A Grounding kit
Underdrive pullies
Uprev Tune

That will give you the most without building the motor or going FI.

DAN

What the heck is a gronding kit and what does it do?

dad · 02-07-2011, 02:33 PM

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Originally Posted by whoady4shoady

What the heck is a gronding kit and what does it do?

It was voted the worst, most useless modification produced! It's crap. it's a joke. Total waste of money!

Jordo! · 02-07-2011, 03:41 PM

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Originally Posted by whoady4shoady

What the heck is a gronding kit and what does it do?

Unless your wiring is crap, not much. Just replaces factory ground wires with heavier duty ones.

Really not needed on new cars, and on older cars you'd be lucky to pick up 2 whp.

Jordo! · 02-07-2011, 03:48 PM

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Originally Posted by Z eliminator

My first base line pull was 260.4 sae rwhp. Then it hit 264 on the next 2 pulls once we let the engine cool down.

How many miles on motor when you baselined? It will pick up after 5K or so.

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Originally Posted by RCZ

FWIW.

I went from 256whp baseline to 305whp with:

Stillen Gen3 Intakes +35%
Stillen HFC + 30%
Stillen Catback +25%
Custom UpRev Osiris Tune + 10%

The +% is what each piece contributed to the total power gain. The Tune after full boltons is essentially to clean up the AFR and squeeze a few more horse out.....

Your baseline is really low -- was that on a dynojet? If so, would you mind sharing the drf's with me if you have them

How many miles on engine when you did your baseline?

Seriously, I've looked at dozens of dynojet results now, and anything well below 265 is an outlier (Z eliminator's is close enough).

However, your final results are right in line with expectations, tho'.

KamiSpeed · 02-07-2011, 03:49 PM

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Originally Posted by Jordo!

Unless your wiring is crap, not much. Just replaces factory ground wires with heavier duty ones.

Really not needed on new cars, and on older cars you'd be lucky to pick up 2 whp.

ditto, new cars have decent wiring and grounding so it doesn't do much, it basically applies for cars that strip their entire car and get a racing harness so unless you plan something crazy I doubt you'll need it

samb03 · 02-08-2011, 07:39 AM

I can't say that a grounding kit will get much HP, but it did seem to help with drivablity. The 04 350z that I saw at the dealership when I turned wrenches seemed to run smoother ans rev quicker.

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02-08-2011, 07:39 AM	#52 (permalink)
samb03 Base Member Join Date: Nov 2010 Location: western Oklahoma Posts: 164 Drives: Black Cherry Sport Rep Power: 14	I can't say that a grounding kit will get much HP, but it did seem to help with drivablity. The 04 350z that I saw at the dealership when I turned wrenches seemed to run smoother ans rev quicker.