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Zsteve · 02-01-2010, 12:38 PM

Assuming both the Stillen and GTM SC will be of good quality and performance, whos should cost less? The GTM didnt fab a new intake manifold or intercooler and is using tried and tested paths so I would think that is a savings there. The Stillen did fab new things and Im sure that will add to the cost. Also which will proably have the better low end TQ and better avg gains thru all the rpms? This not meant to be a bashing war Im just trying to get a good reliable SC at its cheapest price. And I am looking for gains thru all rpms and not just max gains as I will be a street driver only, maybe a trip or two to the 1/4 mile just for fun now that Im in TX and they have a couple here.

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Zsteve A True Z Fanatic Join Date: Sep 2009 Location: TX Posts: 3,298 Drives: the 2 balled club Rep Power: 22	Whos will cost less? Assuming both the Stillen and GTM SC will be of good quality and performance, whos should cost less? The GTM didnt fab a new intake manifold or intercooler and is using tried and tested paths so I would think that is a savings there. The Stillen did fab new things and Im sure that will add to the cost. Also which will proably have the better low end TQ and better avg gains thru all the rpms? This not meant to be a bashing war Im just trying to get a good reliable SC at its cheapest price. And I am looking for gains thru all rpms and not just max gains as I will be a street driver only, maybe a trip or two to the 1/4 mile just for fun now that Im in TX and they have a couple here. __________________ 2010 LS3 C6 Silver coupe corvette