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1st Dyno Run - Stillen SC
2010 Manual Roadster
Stillen SC setup Stillen Base Tune 375 whp 292 wtq This was on a Dynojet with Load Controller (?) Not quite what I was expecting to hit, but I imagine it would be higher if I were to get it Dyno tuned in the future. *Had the Coolant Reservoir 90-'arm' on the Reservoir Cap break during one of the runs as well :-/ |
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First upgrade
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2015 370z Nismo
Stillen Supercharger Kit 7.52 PSI 420 WHP / 320 torque Stillen 25 row oil cooler GTR Plugs 3000 miles since kit install UpRev Tune 91 Gas everything else stock Z Car Garage Build Blog |
That's got to be E85!
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Yup it is...
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My final E85 tune, I can't get anymore than 21 PSI out of the Borgwarner EFR6758s with the medium actuators.
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awesome! congrats!
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Nice #'s
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Is your motor built and 11.1 CR ??? I notice that the power/torque starts to fall off at 5000 RPM. Is this the AAM kit ??? They use the EFR6758 but with the 0.64 housings in their kit... These housings offer a more snappy response in the low/medium end [less turbo lag] but power drops off up top. The 6758's are also available with 0.80 AR and 0.85 AR housings that give you more power at the top [better for racing] but you do get more turbo lag. Mine's down there for the TT install and this is something I need to seriously consider at this point. Thanks, |
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I have the AAM kit with the EFR6758s in their default configuration. |
LMAO with that much power who cares :stirthepot:...nice build man!!!!
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