M.Bonanni's 370Z Project "Born Again"

ChrisSlicks · 04-19-2010, 05:51 PM

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Originally Posted by M.Bonanni

I think for a kit that is produced for the mass market they hit it dead on. Like I said, for 95% of the drivers, tracks, seasons, etc. it would be plenty, while still letting the oil warm up enough for normal street driving. Now bigger lines and a thermostatic sandwich plate might be the ultimate setup, but then people will complain even more about price.

Let the mass market buy the Stillen kit. Build this one for racing!

Paul@AEperformance · 04-19-2010, 06:10 PM

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Originally Posted by ChrisSlicks

Let the mass market buy the Stillen kit. Build this one for racing!

LOL, Thats mostly the approach we take on all of our products. Unfortunately it gets $$ for the masses.

Most of our products are geared toward, Porsche, BMW, GTR customers so we try to keep the same quality across the map yet keep it as $$ conscious as possible for our 1k customers to our 50k customers.

On our car we ran larger lines, but we had a bit too much pressure drop, and it took much longer for the car to heat up on the street. Also overall pressure was a bit too low for our comfort w/ the stock oil pump. The -8's corrected this issue without much sacrifice in high temp cooling.

It's the same set-up we run our our Porsche cup cars.

ChrisSlicks · 04-19-2010, 09:06 PM

Thanks for the info Paul. It's nice to know the reasoning behind the decision.

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