03-10-2020, 01:56 AM
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A True Z Fanatic
Join Date: May 2017
Location: Atlanta, GA
Posts: 2,038
Drives: 2017 370z
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Originally Posted by NissanTracker
I am at 375wHP on the stock Stillen pulley. It's about to tick over 60k miles. About 5K miles on the supercharger. I did have plans to go to the next size up... 9lb i believe. Should hurdle me over the 400. Thats really it. Pushing the in-tank fuel system at that point. No plans for 500 on this platform.
I am going to a 370z nismo for next year and will go for 650-700wHP. Actually just picked up a blown motor to start the build during the summer.
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I was able to find a reputable tuner do my tune I had AAM Competition tune my 350Z and tune was spot on obviously as I never blew the VQ35DE. On stock pulley I was able to make 380 whp very good for this platform as with just the stock pulley Stillen Kit I was able to break the clutch and put it on the flatbed. I wouldn’t recommend doing anything more than the 9 psi. pulley on your stock bottom end as you will be running on borrowed time and maxing out your fuel system I honestly wouldn’t do anything past the stock Stillen pulley with out upgrading. Rebuilding your VQ35DE would be your best option in my opinion. You will like upgrading to the 370Z Nismo because ultimately more power can be made easier to you comparing to the 350Z. I wish you the best of luck with your build should really be interesting for you putting down that much power.
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