So just ordered my Stillen SC

JWillis72 · 06-14-2014, 12:56 PM

It will be drivable with the 8 lb pulley just might be rich.

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ART_Auto · 06-15-2014, 06:30 AM

If your going to run the 9lb pulley you will need a shorter belt as the tensioner is at the end of it reach with the standard kit supplied belt. You will want a 7PK2635 belt. I discovered this yesterday.

mikey1600 · 06-15-2014, 10:01 AM

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Originally Posted by ART_Auto

If your going to run the 9lb pulley you will need a shorter belt as the tensioner is at the end of it reach with the standard kit supplied belt. You will want a 7PK2635 belt. I discovered this yesterday.

Even when ordering with the 9lb pulley to start with? I haven't seen this mentioned before but will keep this in mind and check the belt when installing, did you start with the 8lb and get the 9lb supplied afterwards?

ART_Auto · 06-15-2014, 10:43 AM

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Originally Posted by mikey1600

Even when ordering with the 9lb pulley to start with? I haven't seen this mentioned before but will keep this in mind and check the belt when installing, did you start with the 8lb and get the 9lb supplied afterwards?

Bought the kit with 8lb pulley and before even starting the car I took the 8lb off and put the 8lb on. Stillen said I would need a new belt but we think the old on was allowing belt slip. New shorter belt on and the tension feels better. Still need to data log it to see if it was previously slipping and loosing boost.

mikey1600 · 06-15-2014, 11:39 AM

okay fair enough, I've ordered with the 9lb, so hopefully receive the correct belt lol

thanks for heads up though, I'll be checking everything

mikey1600 · 06-16-2014, 03:53 AM

While I'm getting everything organised guys, is there any specialist tools I'll need to do the install? basically anything to make the job a lot easier/faster, don't mind spending some $ on tools. I've got all the basic socket sets/jacks/jack stands/torque wrenches etc.

Any clip tools to remove the fuel pump?
just a generic spark plug removal tool or is there a specific tool for the Z?

what's a good A/F ratio gauge, anything to make use of the main screen to display this?

1slow370 · 06-16-2014, 04:35 AM

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Originally Posted by mikey1600

While I'm getting everything organised guys, is there any specialist tools I'll need to do the install? basically anything to make the job a lot easier/faster, don't mind spending some $ on tools. I've got all the basic socket sets/jacks/jack stands/torque wrenches etc.

Any clip tools to remove the fuel pump?
just a generic spark plug removal tool or is there a specific tool for the Z?

what's a good A/F ratio gauge, anything to make use of the main screen to display this?

As far as tools maybe some ac disconnects if you have to pop any of those lines, after that it is all pretty basic, maybe a dremel or body saw for widening the hole in the core support for the intake tube. dremel makes a nice diamond wheel that makes plastic it's bitch, its for ceramics. the only other thing i can think of is a compressor and air tools to make everything faster.

mikey1600 · 06-16-2014, 04:41 AM

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Originally Posted by 1slow370

As far as tools maybe some ac disconnects if you have to pop any of those lines, after that it is all pretty basic, maybe a dremel or body saw for widening the hole in the core support for the intake tube. dremel makes a nice diamond wheel that makes plastic it's bitch, its for ceramics. the only other thing i can think of is a compressor and air tools to make everything faster.

sweet, cheers man! I've got a dremel, don't have ac disconnects, will wait and see if we have to take this off before buying the stuff for it.

jwick · 06-16-2014, 09:21 AM

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Originally Posted by mikey1600

While I'm getting everything organised guys, is there any specialist tools I'll need to do the install? basically anything to make the job a lot easier/faster, don't mind spending some $ on tools. I've got all the basic socket sets/jacks/jack stands/torque wrenches etc.

Any clip tools to remove the fuel pump?
just a generic spark plug removal tool or is there a specific tool for the Z?

what's a good A/F ratio gauge, anything to make use of the main screen to display this?

you are going to need a thin walled deep 14mm spark plug socket if the install involves spark plug swap.

I run the innovate afr gauge and like it

TK2013 · 06-16-2014, 01:04 PM

Make sure you get the intake pipes lined up properly behind your front bumper. This caused huge issues with my tuning for a few months due to it not being lined up properly. If you have questions PM me =)

P.s.
Enjoy ;-D (also running the 9lb pulley)

diego@vossen · 06-16-2014, 01:28 PM

Congrats! You're going to love it.

1slow370 · 06-16-2014, 02:08 PM

my blue point and craftsman 14mm deep 12 point 3/8 sockets both work fine for plugs. he said he has standard socket sets so i assume he has one with a 14mm deep socket.

jwick · 06-16-2014, 03:07 PM

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Originally Posted by 1slow370

my blue point and craftsman 14mm deep 12 point 3/8 sockets both work fine for plugs. he said he has standard socket sets so i assume he has one with a 14mm deep socket.

I'm not a fan of using 12-pt sockets on spark plugs

1slow370 · 06-16-2014, 03:40 PM

Good to know.

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ANMVQ · 06-16-2014, 03:48 PM

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Hey Mikey

With the high temps in summer up in QLD you might want to consider a larger heat exchanger. Considerable improvement on the stillen one.

Air to Water Heat Exchanger

ENJOY

This is a MUST either way, Theirs being bolted the radiator make NO sense

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TK2013 Base Member Join Date: Jul 2013 Location: Prescott Valley Posts: 26 Drives: Nissan 370z, Nismo Rep Power: 12	Make sure you get the intake pipes lined up properly behind your front bumper. This caused huge issues with my tuning for a few months due to it not being lined up properly. If you have questions PM me =) P.s. Enjoy ;-D (also running the 9lb pulley)