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ZInferno0248 · 06-11-2011, 09:46 AM

I have a 2010 nismo (7000 miles) with a GTM stage 1 SC. I had it installed recently and really like the kit. My only issue was that it took about two months for GTM to send it out, after I paid for it. (I haven't posted the info in the finished build section yet, but will as soon as I have time). I got 390.3 WHP with 323.4 FtLb of torque at 7000 rpm on a Dyno Dynamics dyno (It was 90 degrees that day). I also installed a oil cooler, resonated test pipes, and got a custom tune.
My car was totally transformed by these mods. It is a blast to drive. The SC kit fits the car so well, it almost looks stock. I believe your car gets cut up a lot more with the Stillen kit. As far as reliability, time will tell. My advice would be to think carefully about which kit you pick, do your research, find a good tuning shop, and go for it. A large increase in power will always = less longevity, but I think having a car that stands out from the rest is worth it.

06-11-2011, 09:46 AM	#9 (permalink)
ZInferno0248 Base Member Join Date: Apr 2011 Location: Wisconsin Posts: 154 Drives: 2010 370Z Nismo SC'd Rep Power: 14	I have a 2010 nismo (7000 miles) with a GTM stage 1 SC. I had it installed recently and really like the kit. My only issue was that it took about two months for GTM to send it out, after I paid for it. (I haven't posted the info in the finished build section yet, but will as soon as I have time). I got 390.3 WHP with 323.4 FtLb of torque at 7000 rpm on a Dyno Dynamics dyno (It was 90 degrees that day). I also installed a oil cooler, resonated test pipes, and got a custom tune. My car was totally transformed by these mods. It is a blast to drive. The SC kit fits the car so well, it almost looks stock. I believe your car gets cut up a lot more with the Stillen kit. As far as reliability, time will tell. My advice would be to think carefully about which kit you pick, do your research, find a good tuning shop, and go for it. A large increase in power will always = less longevity, but I think having a car that stands out from the rest is worth it. Last edited by ZInferno0248; 06-11-2011 at 09:53 AM.