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give ur ecu some time to adjust i guess. still 30+hp is not bad at all for 3 bolt ons. on 350z, intake added 3-5 hp, exhaust...most 7-10hp. but in
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give ur ecu some time to adjust i guess. still 30+hp is not bad at all for 3 bolt ons. on 350z, intake added 3-5 hp, exhaust...most 7-10hp. but in stillens ads...52 hp...to the crank
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IF the factory hp rating is correct and IF mine is representative of a typical 2009 370Z. My baseline dyno runs computes to a 17% parasitic power loss. IF that is truly representative, you'd see 35 hp crank hp from 30 rwhp. |
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