Nissan 370Z Forum - View Single Post - Fillerbunnie's GTM Stage 1 Supercharger build (Australian RHD)

fillerbunnie · 10-15-2012, 11:10 PM

I have a 2010 370 with about 20,000 miles on the clock. In Australia, there are stacks of V8 GM sedans making bulk power 400HP+ at the engine, and the 370 just wasn't quite cutting it at the traffic light 500 anymore

So after a lot of research, I see the general concensus among FI 370z owners is that the GTM kit is superior to the Stillen. I daily drive the car, so I am going for reliability over peak power. I enquired on GTM's website last week about the viability of this kit for RHD, and a bunch of other things, and to my suprise I got an international phone call from Sam @ GTM that evening on my work phone. I was impressed, and he spent a fair bit of time with me explaining my queries/worries about the kit.

I placed the order Sunday night. There is about a 3 week lead time on the kit I hear.

I'm doing the install myself, and will probably set it up with water injection as well (as I have an old Aquamist kit from my previous FI car).

Watch this space for the build/outcome! Hopefully all will go smoothly.

10-15-2012, 11:10 PM	#1 (permalink)
fillerbunnie Base Member Join Date: Oct 2012 Location: AUstralia Posts: 31 Drives: '10 370Z Rep Power: 167	Fillerbunnie's GTM Stage 1 Supercharger build (Australian RHD) I have a 2010 370 with about 20,000 miles on the clock. In Australia, there are stacks of V8 GM sedans making bulk power 400HP+ at the engine, and the 370 just wasn't quite cutting it at the traffic light 500 anymore So after a lot of research, I see the general concensus among FI 370z owners is that the GTM kit is superior to the Stillen. I daily drive the car, so I am going for reliability over peak power. I enquired on GTM's website last week about the viability of this kit for RHD, and a bunch of other things, and to my suprise I got an international phone call from Sam @ GTM that evening on my work phone. I was impressed, and he spent a fair bit of time with me explaining my queries/worries about the kit. I placed the order Sunday night. There is about a 3 week lead time on the kit I hear. I'm doing the install myself, and will probably set it up with water injection as well (as I have an old Aquamist kit from my previous FI car). Watch this space for the build/outcome! Hopefully all will go smoothly.