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Old 09-22-2019, 03:54 PM   #16 (permalink)
KarlKFI
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Originally Posted by Quicksilvers View Post
If you are considering exhaust in CA you have few options Stillen and Nismo exhaust are both carb legal in CA. If you are set on the Stillen supercharger kit great choice but I would not run the Stillen tune for too long as it has been reported to cause a lean condition and can put the longevity of your VQ37HR engines life in jeopardy get your Z professionally tuned as soon as possible after going forced induction. Definitely contact Topgunz about purchasing the A2A air to air intercooler set up or make plans to install a air to air intercooler set up it’s a much better choice as the air to water set up is inefficient. Since you are located in Northern CA look into Z Car Garage as they are not too far from you. You should speak with your tuner to see what tuning software they use and recommend. ECUTek tuning would be my first choice.
Yeah, I've been talking to Rob @ Z Car Garage. He did my suspension.

It sounds like an aftermarket tune is desirable regardless, which is kind of a shame from a technically legal standpoint, but it doesn't sound like California smog checks require validating the tune. I've read horror stories from other states rejecting tunes.
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