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Originally Posted by CoralZ I was told by my local speed shop that the stollen gen 3 would not make a difference on my 2015 Nismo but I was told

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Old 01-22-2015, 07:43 AM   #1 (permalink)
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I was told by my local speed shop that the stollen gen 3 would not make a difference on my 2015 Nismo but I was told otherwise by members here.

I think I trust the shop. They are well versed in 370Z and GT-R mods.
What exactly did the shop tell you? If you have a stock 370Z (doesn't matter whether Nismo or non-Nismo), the Stillen G3s will definitely give you increased horsepower. There is hard evidence. If the shop told you this is not true, then they're deliberately lying to you or just stupid. Go somewhere else.

If the shop told you that $500 intakes won't net you a noticeable increase in performance, then they may have just been trying to save your some cash. You would have found plenty of arguments like that if you had searched this forum in the first place. In fact, it was my first response in this thread.

Some people in search of the almighty horsepower have found the G3s net the most horsepower. Others who are looking for more value will argue a smarter decision is the post-MAF tubes and and aftermarket filters because they have decent gains and are much less expensive ($150ish). The fact of the matter is you will not notice the power increase in either of these mods because it's like a 3-4% net increase on 300 hp.
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This is a very reputable shop in my area. I believe the owner meant that it's not worth the money in comparison to what you net in whp. He feels a tune and tubes get you the most bang for the buck. Which I am fine with.

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What exactly did the shop tell you? If you have a stock 370Z (doesn't matter whether Nismo or non-Nismo), the Stillen G3s will definitely give you increased horsepower. There is hard evidence. If the shop told you this is not true, then they're deliberately lying to you or just stupid. Go somewhere else.

If the shop told you that $500 intakes won't net you a noticeable increase in performance, then they may have just been trying to save your some cash. You would have found plenty of arguments like that if you had searched this forum in the first place. In fact, it was my first response in this thread.

Some people in search of the almighty horsepower have found the G3s net the most horsepower. Others who are looking for more value will argue a smarter decision is the post-MAF tubes and and aftermarket filters because they have decent gains and are much less expensive ($150ish). The fact of the matter is you will not notice the power increase in either of these mods because it's like a 3-4% net increase on 300 hp.
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This is a very reputable shop in my area. I believe the owner meant that it's not worth the money in comparison to what you net in whp. He feels a tune and tubes get you the most bang for the buck. Which I am fine with.
You might want to make that clear when you post the shop said G3s won't make any difference. You mentioned nothing of tubes in your post nor cost value.

FWIW, I completely agree with your tuner. But the way you phrased their recommendation, as you can see by my initial response, might lead some to believe the shop is not being straight with you. That's definitely not the reputation we want to spread about a good Z shop
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I probably didn't explain myself correctly. I'm new to this tuner thing and don't know all the jargon and details of increasing horsepower.

Like I said. There would be no question that this shop is a very reputable Z shop.
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You might want to make that clear when you post the shop said G3s won't make any difference. You mentioned nothing of tubes in your post nor cost value.

FWIW, I completely agree with your tuner. But the way you phrased their recommendation, as you can see by my initial response, might lead some to believe the shop is not being straight with you. That's definitely not the reputation we want to spread about a good Z shop
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This is a very reputable shop in my area. I believe the owner meant that it's not worth the money in comparison to what you net in whp. He feels a tune and tubes get you the most bang for the buck. Which I am fine with.
buy used. if you're bone stock you should see over 10hp. if you have full exhaust and porting and this that and the other it will prob be <10hp increase. either way $35-$40 a HP isnt bad. look at a full exhaust, you're in the $80+ per HP range easy!
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