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NonStopTuning crank and alternator pulley are on the car! The OEM belt is still on the car, although the tensioner pulley is maxed out. It works fine, but not 100%
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NonStopTuning crank and alternator pulley are on the car! The OEM belt is still on the car, although the tensioner pulley is maxed out. It works fine, but not 100% ideal in my opinion so I will be ordering a slightly smaller Gates belt to replace it with. I am actually quite surprised at how much better the throttle response is. I am also quite surprised at how heavy the stock pulleys are in comparison. I am glad I took this particular item to a professional shop though as they had to remove the radiator fans and alternator which is beyond my comfort level.
SPC Performance toe bolts are finally in as well. Nothing really cool to say about these other than I now have more rear toe adjustment. My production version Berk Technology cat-back exhaust system also showed up today so that and my rotors will go on tomorrow, just in time for the Vivid Racing JDM/Euro Charity Meet! SOOOOOO excited to finally get the x-pipe version back in the car. So much sexier sounding than the H-pipe prototype I have been running for the past few months.
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Berk Technology production version cat-back exhaust is on the car! So happy to have that x-pipe sound back and good quality 100% stainless steel construction so no more surface rust like my old mild steel prototype.
So shiny...![]() Also got my gently used StopTech slotted front and OEM replacement rear rotors from ChrisSlicks on the car!
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How was the install of the exhaust, good instructions provided?
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Yeah the install was cake, took probably 30 min. There are no instructions provided though, at least not in my box. Its about as simple as an install gets though.
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Have you tried?
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$1399 I think is pretty set in stone for MSRP.
Don't have any gains with just the CBE. Judging by the gains the Berk exhaust made in addition to the HFCs, I am pretty confident in saying that it will be on par with the FI. We shall see soon enough as people are starting to receive their exhausts from the group buys.
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Mike, when you changed to the Nismo studs did you happen to measure the length of the olds ones? I want to add a little length to mine for after market wheels (10mm) but hopefully short enough that I can still mount the stock wheels with the stock lugs.
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No I didn't. Nismo studs come in 50mm and 60mm lengths though. I opted for the 60mm so there are some that are shorter than mine. I have to use open ended lugs.
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