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Benci 04-10-2014 11:11 PM

Spoke with Mr. Dan twice today and saw that Tony sent me a PM. I am placing my deposit with Dan tomorrow and FI is starting the processing on my kit as soon as the deposit is received. Looking forward to finally getting some parts and putting my Z back together. Thanks for all the service and help Mr. Dan and Tony, they have been really helpful and informative with everything so far. I honestly couldnt ask for much better information, advice, and service from a specialty performance company. Thus far bravo gentleman , cant wait until I can drive it.

faceglide 04-11-2014 02:49 AM

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Originally Posted by Benci (Post 2777078)
Spoke with Mr. Dan twice today and saw that Tony sent me a PM. I am placing my deposit with Dan tomorrow and FI is starting the processing on my kit as soon as the deposit is received. Looking forward to finally getting some parts and putting my Z back together. Thanks for all the service and help Mr. Dan and Tony, they have been really helpful and informative with everything so far. I honestly couldnt ask for much better information, advice, and service from a specialty performance company. Thus far bravo gentleman , cant wait until I can drive it.

You have made a great decision my friend! Future welcome to the FI family!

Benci 04-11-2014 05:29 AM

thank you sir

TerribleONE 04-11-2014 02:25 PM

Anyone wanna come and take me for a ride in their F.I. TT Z this weekend? I am having F.I. boost withdrawals. Especially everytime I go in my garage.

Nixlimited 04-11-2014 02:57 PM

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Originally Posted by TerribleONE (Post 2778033)
Anyone wanna come and take me for a ride in their F.I. TT Z this weekend? I am having F.I. boost withdrawals. Especially everytime I go in my garage.

Wait, where's yours?

Hotrodz 04-11-2014 04:11 PM

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Originally Posted by TerribleONE (Post 2778033)
Anyone wanna come and take me for a ride in their F.I. TT Z this weekend? I am having F.I. boost withdrawals. Especially everytime I go in my garage.

I feel for you bro.....

djtodd 04-11-2014 04:12 PM

Yeah I got the sitrep. You'll be back in action soon broski.

conmam 04-17-2014 06:18 AM

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Originally Posted by faceglide (Post 2776815)
Always valid. I am at about 580-600whp/525-550ft lb 11-12psi daily, For long freeway/wet/traffic moments I kick it back down to 8-9 psi just because I like to think it is safer for me, my car, and those around me.

90% of the time at 580-600/525-550, almost 4500 miles....not one problem. The car is spooling 10lbs at 3000rpm...and omfg it is fun. I have a new problem...need new seats because too many people have **** their pants in the passenger side of this beast. (I won't tell, promise!)

I dont know how many times I have said it, but the car feels faster than it was before. The thing is pulling, yet my peak boost has not changed, so, no it is not boost creep! :roflpuke2:

My torque numbers I have actually dialed down a tad, trying to work on launching the car, and am finding a very happy spot on the EBC that I can do work with. Until I get yet another wheel tire set up, I will have to fly with this adjustment. The car spools so hard, it's almost moot, but it softens the hit ever so much and allows my "slighty-faster-than-a-slot" reaction time(thanks Dad) to react to the tires breaking loose.

Got a whole week off next week, I think it's time to get some 1/4 mile times in and see how awful of a driver this car makes me to be! 80 degrees all week. Oh yes!

Oh and DJtodd.....if you can master that car on a track, you are truly blessed my friend!

Happy boosting bros!


May I ask : Are there any issues with the driveability such as rough idle ( Hot or cold ? ) or any other issues such as surging, low RPM stalling ... ect ? I am very concerned about reliability for daily driving. Thank you

djtodd 04-17-2014 06:26 AM

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Originally Posted by conmam (Post 2783940)

May I ask : Are there any issues with the driveability such as rough idle ( Hot or cold ? ) or any other issues such as surging, low RPM stalling ... ect ? I am very concerned about reliability for daily driving. Thank you

Feel free to read the review thread here, but the short answer is, NO. Not at all.

Personally, I have the Fast-785 fuel system (which effectively replaces the entire oem fuel system, and converts to a return setup) including 1000cc injectors and it's smooth as silk. You literally cannot tell a difference from oem in these aspects.

There are many people with several thousand miles on this kit and zero issues whatsoever.

faceglide 04-17-2014 11:47 AM

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Originally Posted by conmam (Post 2783940)

May I ask : Are there any issues with the driveability such as rough idle ( Hot or cold ? ) or any other issues such as surging, low RPM stalling ... ect ? I am very concerned about reliability for daily driving. Thank you

Not one stall, surge, dip, rough start, slow start, noise, tick or problem here. 5000 miles and counting. Have been pretty much daily driving the Z when the weather cooperates, just as reliable as it has ever been.

I have a complete fuel system overhaul, 485lph fuel pump, Fast Intentions oil cooler, CSF radiator.My temps have never even budged, in 80degrees traffic, or uphill the steep 3 mile grade during my 40mile commute to work. Rock Solid.

I cannot say much more. My tune is running 11+psi and 600hp daily on stock block. Freeway pulls are fun as hell, I take the scenic route to work(280 north), soooooo much fun. I enjoy the **** out of this car. Aside from the initial power, it is so solid. I go over the car weekly, never found anything out of place, the power is still there, reliability is OEM so far.

I have fuel press, AFR, boost, oil temp, water temp and oil press monitored 24/7...everything has been in check. No low or high warnings at all.

Chuck33079 04-17-2014 11:49 AM

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Originally Posted by faceglide (Post 2784444)
Not one stall, surge, dip, rough start, slow start, noise, tick or problem here. 5000 miles and counting. Have been pretty much daily driving the Z when the weather cooperates, just as reliable as it has ever been.

I have a complete fuel system overhaul, 485lph fuel pump, Fast Intentions oil cooler, CSF radiator.My temps have never even budged, in 80degrees traffic, or uphill the steep 3 mile grade during my 40mile commute to work. Rock Solid.

I cannot say much more. My tune is running 11+psi and 600hp daily on stock block. Freeway pulls are fun as hell, I take the scenic route to work(280 north), soooooo much fun. I enjoy the **** out of this car. Aside from the initial power, it is so solid. I go over the car weekly, never found anything out of place, the power is still there, reliability is OEM so far.

I have fuel press, AFR, boost, oil temp, water temp and oil press monitored 24/7...everything has been in check. No low or high warnings at all.

Have you gotten an oil analysis yet?

O&G 04-17-2014 11:51 AM

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Originally Posted by faceglide (Post 2784444)
I have a complete fuel system overhaul, 485lph fuel pump

Do you have CJM's twin pump or just a single Walboro 485? Was it drop in if so? Thanks!

faceglide 04-17-2014 12:09 PM

Single 485...not quite a drop in. Dan@FI did the mod as we decided to step up from a 340 for ***** and gigs. All I can really say is that we have in inline filter replacing the in-tank. AFAIK, it is in the stock assembly, just do not know how much it was altered to fit. Surprisingly the 485 is not loud at all, lol. After hearing a 400 and many 340s whine and hum, the big 485 has been silent thus far.

No UOA, my first oil change was at maybe 2000 miles. I ran most of the oil and filter load through a paper filter, no metal, no sheen, so that's a great sign. Next oil change in about a month will be going to blackstone for sure. I wanted to do the home test as a knee-jerk reaction to a friends boosted 350 having crazy amounts of metal when ran through a paper towel.

Chuck33079 04-17-2014 12:11 PM

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Originally Posted by faceglide (Post 2784484)
Single 485...not quite a drop in. Dan@FI did the mod as we decided to step up from a 340 for ***** and gigs. All I can really say is that we have in inline filter replacing the in-tank. AFAIK, it is in the stock assembly, just do not know how much it was altered to fit. Surprisingly the 485 is not loud at all, lol. After hearing a 400 and many 340s whine and hum, the big 485 has been silent thus far.

No UOA, my first oil change was at maybe 2000 miles. I ran most of the oil and filter load through a paper filter, no metal, no sheen, so that's a great sign. Next oil change in about a month will be going to blackstone for sure. I wanted to do the home test as a knee-jerk reaction to a friends boosted 350 having crazy amounts of metal when ran through a paper towel.

Sweet. Keep us posted. It'll be good to see what's going on inside that motor. A clean UOA will go a long way to make people more comfortable at that power level. Hell, I get a UOA every oil change since I boosted the car.

faceglide 04-17-2014 01:54 PM

Yeah, i get UOAs done on every change on the gt500, will be doing it on the Z. If I was thinking, I would have set some aside, instead trying to filter everything and potentially altering a proper UOA.

Its only an extra $25 an oil change. I consider it a requirement for any serious car. One of those things that so many skimp on(fuel, tune, cooling) and that boggles me.

Chuck33079 04-17-2014 02:05 PM

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Originally Posted by faceglide (Post 2784662)
Its only an extra $25 an oil change. I consider it a requirement for any serious car. One of those things that so many skimp on(fuel, tune, cooling) and that boggles me.

I couldn't agree more.

gendr777 04-17-2014 03:40 PM

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jwick 04-23-2014 12:22 PM

Sure has been quiet on the F.I. front. I had to go to page two to get one of these threads. Who's the next vehicle to shatter the previous stock block numbers?

Usually when it's this quiet Tony is about to drop something awesome on the VQ community...Y'all working on that AT upgrade :wtf2:

faceglide 04-23-2014 12:32 PM

Too busy driving! Been daily driving the car again this week. 12 psi, open roads, no CHP...been fun! Sucks having a daily drivable 600whp z...

Yet

The chase for 1000 begins....

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jwick 04-23-2014 12:36 PM

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Originally Posted by faceglide (Post 2792175)
Too busy driving! Been dailying. The car again next week. 12 psi, open roads, no CHP...been fun! Sucks having a daily drivable 600whp z...

Yet

The chase for 1000 begins....

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My heart goes out to you...600whp must be awful:roflpuke2:

faceglide 04-23-2014 12:48 PM

I hate it...lol. Tony and many getting ready for zdayz....likely cause for a slowdown.

Many of us have some exciting things planned. I know I do!

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Nixlimited 04-23-2014 01:02 PM

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Originally Posted by jwick (Post 2792171)
Sure has been quiet on the F.I. front. I had to go to page two to get one of these threads. Who's the next vehicle to shatter the previous stock block numbers?

I don't think I will be shattering records on CA91 octane, but other than waiting on the clutch, SpecialtyZ should hopefully be finishing my car up soon.

faceglide 04-23-2014 01:20 PM

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Originally Posted by Nixlimited (Post 2792218)
I don't think I will be shattering records on CA91 octane, but other than waiting on the clutch, SpecialtyZ should hopefully be finishing my car up soon.

No shame. After your experience, you are going to settle for almost 500whp and a power curve that is unmatched. Real world power>peak dyno numbers all day!

The clutch is a treat though. Not one slip, grabs, but very smooth. Worth the wait.

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jwick 04-23-2014 02:30 PM

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Originally Posted by faceglide (Post 2792230)
No shame. After your experience, you are going to settle for almost 500whp and a power curve that is unmatched. Real world power>peak dyno numbers all day!

The clutch is a treat though. Not one slip, grabs, but very smooth. Worth the wait.

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Agree. Damn you Tony...500whp used to be boss until you went and released this kit :p

Hotrodz 04-23-2014 09:10 PM

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Originally Posted by Nixlimited (Post 2792218)
I don't think I will be shattering records on CA91 octane, but other than waiting on the clutch, SpecialtyZ should hopefully be finishing my car up soon.

You will be amazed for sure. Your kit will out perform most stage II kits by other companies. Remember the key is getting the power to the ground no matter how much hp you have! Do I want more....yep, am I satisfied....:excited:

swiss370Z 04-24-2014 01:11 AM

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Originally Posted by faceglide (Post 2776815)
I have a new problem...need new seats because too many people have **** their pants in the passenger side of this beast.

Happy boosting bros!

:icon18::icon18:

If I lived in the States,
I would go exactly this way of F.I.

Enjoy the power that produced this kit.

I'm with my kit already fast, but the numbers
I read here are just amazing. :tup::tup::tup::tup:

Benci 04-25-2014 08:43 AM

So guys to liven up this thread from the past few days ,I am currently awaiting the processing of my FI stage 2 kit. I have 93 octane available locally. I have a custom 3in. exhaust setup, lightweight pulleys/flywheel,and stage 3 clutch. Also have a custom methanol injection system installed and ready to be connected to the intakes. Gauges are wired and mounted.Anyone wanna take a shot in the dark on what would be some safe and realistic #'s as far as hp/tq/psi/? Also any additonal advice on , mods, parts or considerations would be appreciated too, thanks!

faceglide 04-25-2014 02:59 PM

No idea..I HATE running for any type of spray, just not a fan of having a clog,crimp,empty tank or other malfunction instantly detonating my engine because uprev won't have a method to detect the flow of the spray and adapt to low/slow flow. But to each their own.

If it were me, I would lose the meth and tune on 93. 500whp is a no brainer on that setup.

That being said, 600whp is easy, I drive it daily on e85, not a problem. I would still advise on a fuel system. I think it is an absolute must, at least a return style correction or a fast 500-700. Just remember that the stock system is quite bad as it is.

Clutch, go with specialty z..handles my power with no joke and is daily drivable even in a 6 puck setup.

Just remember, in my opinion, there is no such thing as a safe number on meth injection mixed with boost on a na car. Its just adding way too many variables to an ecu that is blind to the fact.

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faceglide 04-25-2014 03:00 PM

Who you are going to have install and tune is also just as important!

Benci 04-25-2014 03:27 PM

I was hoping the methanol would be more of a safteyeasure for the motor rather than hazard. I have also purchased and installed a failsafe gauge/monitor
And I am compleltey installing myself , I have done all work on my car up to this point including a previous flywheel swap , so I'm decently inclided as far as mechanics go. I planned on getting a base map from FI and on going with one of their suggested tuners in Georgia , which im from the boot

faceglide 04-25-2014 03:36 PM

Well talking to many shops who have installed the kit. It is much easier than other TT options, not to mention F.I.s reputation for fitment is unrivaled. I don't fault you one bit for trying to take if on.

Any of the recommended tuners should work.

I am just the kind of guy who likes to jump in the car, fire it up and drive. When u get home I park, wait 15, check the dipstick and move on. The meth is just not for me, the problem is you will have to have a dedicated tune for it. You have to manually engage this tune. Lets say you turn on the tune, not the meth...it's not that hard, but that's why I went e85. Understandable, it isn't for everyone.

I just don't like variables. The only way to safety is better tune and better fuel. At least to me.

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Mr.Squeeze 04-25-2014 06:05 PM

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Originally Posted by Benci (Post 2795134)
I was hoping the methanol would be more of a safteyeasure for the motor rather than hazard. I have also purchased and installed a failsafe gauge/monitor
And I am compleltey installing myself , I have done all work on my car up to this point including a previous flywheel swap , so I'm decently inclided as far as mechanics go. I planned on getting a base map from FI and on going with one of their suggested tuners in Georgia , which im from the boot

There is nothing wrong with using meth as a safely measure. If you want to keep it simple with meth you can tune your car on 93 and just add meth on top of it. You could also have another tune that takes advantage of the meth by advancing ignition timing.

elperuano 04-25-2014 06:09 PM

^agreed. Its just like tuning with nitrous. Just keep watch on ur meth system and make sure it's full. That's all you have to check.

Benci 04-25-2014 08:07 PM

Well I have a custom 14 gallon tank so it shouldn't be a problem to keep some solution available lol

faceglide 04-25-2014 08:19 PM

Meh. I just like simple things. The fewer lines, pumps, injectors and tanks the better. Its just me.

We are building to top 1000....the motor should not see a drop of meth, coming from the gt500 community, it has caused so many more problems than it has ever been worth.

Just my. 02. By all means, go nuts tho, nothing wrong with it.

Don't let me naysay you. Everyone told me my engine would fail with the numbers we run...I would suspect peak numbers to be similar to what's e85 guys run. Stage 2 will likely support up to 800up as well. Its truly a great kit. Hey when a turbo kit can help push a couple 2860s to 700...it is quite amazing.

Best of luck and welcome brotha, no matter what you do, it will be a absolute force. Just chill on the torque....haha I had to!

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elperuano 04-25-2014 08:36 PM

Everyone thought you were running pump gas...
No one knows the limit of e85. I think that's prolly why.

Benci 04-25-2014 09:30 PM

I appreciate the advice guys and I definitely respect both sides. Of what's said .....I'll be careful about it and hopefully see nothing but benifits

1slow370 04-25-2014 11:27 PM

Meth is a great addition, if you are the type to worry about things tune the car off meth that way if anything goes wrong with the system the car wont care. Its just like tunning a car on 91 but only running 93 in it to play it safe.

Nixlimited 04-26-2014 10:10 AM

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Originally Posted by 1slow370 (Post 2795604)
Meth is a great addition, if you are the type to worry about things tune the car off meth that way if anything goes wrong with the system the car wont care. Its just like tunning a car on 91 but only running 93 in it to play it safe.

Unfortunately, you can't tune it that way. Meth is a fuel, so when you inject it, you change the AFR. As such, the tune has to take account of the meth.

Mr.Squeeze 04-26-2014 12:33 PM

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Originally Posted by Nixlimited (Post 2795996)
Unfortunately, you can't tune it that way. Meth is a fuel, so when you inject it, you change the AFR. As such, the tune has to take account of the meth.

This is the reason you for having two tunes one for straight 93 and the other for meth.


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