S/C First or Build-up First?
#1
S/C First or Build-up First?
Knowing this:
Warranty = Extended
Goal = ~300whp
Budget = 8k$
Upgrades Including:
Big brake kit
Coilovers
Cat-back exhaust
Header
LW pulley
Engine management
Clutch & flywheel
Cosmetic/lighting
Supercharger
9.5psi pulley
Upgraded BPV
Minor body kit
(Miss anything?)
--EDIT--
b/c 11thhour is right
3 Pod Gauge Pillar w/ Boost Gauge, Oil Temp, Oil Pressure
Buy the S/C first?
or
Build up the car for the S/C?
Timeframe is around 2 years...
Sorry for being a picky person...
Warranty = Extended
Goal = ~300whp
Budget = 8k$
Upgrades Including:
Big brake kit
Coilovers
Cat-back exhaust
Header
LW pulley
Engine management
Clutch & flywheel
Cosmetic/lighting
Supercharger
9.5psi pulley
Upgraded BPV
Minor body kit
(Miss anything?)
--EDIT--
b/c 11thhour is right
3 Pod Gauge Pillar w/ Boost Gauge, Oil Temp, Oil Pressure
Buy the S/C first?
or
Build up the car for the S/C?
Timeframe is around 2 years...
Sorry for being a picky person...
#3
i say build first because after u get the s/c setup and get it tuned...everything u do after, you'll have to tune it again because the s/c doesn't hold up well with more mods and no tunings...then...
to get 300whp ur gonna need a 12 lb pulley (after the beefing up of the engine) and some serious internals...possibly a water meth injection system also...and ur gonna have to rebuild the supercharger because unless u replace the bearings with closed loop bearings instead of the open ones that it comes with...it won't hold up, trust me...
to get 300whp ur gonna need a 12 lb pulley (after the beefing up of the engine) and some serious internals...possibly a water meth injection system also...and ur gonna have to rebuild the supercharger because unless u replace the bearings with closed loop bearings instead of the open ones that it comes with...it won't hold up, trust me...
#4
Understood oh wise one
I was hoping but not counting on getting in the stage 1 head package from ZPI and the intake manifold that Stealth Street was working on... to help boost up the HP.
I understand the new internals to help cover the incoming boost/hp... thus I might tone it down some from 300, 250 maybe... I don't want to get carried away... unless it's in my car!
I was hoping but not counting on getting in the stage 1 head package from ZPI and the intake manifold that Stealth Street was working on... to help boost up the HP.
I understand the new internals to help cover the incoming boost/hp... thus I might tone it down some from 300, 250 maybe... I don't want to get carried away... unless it's in my car!
#5
It doesn't really matter. TRD base tune comes with the install and you're getting the install done by a dealer if you want it to be covered under the extended warranty and you're gonna have to tune a piggyback or full ems on top of that anyways if you get into any heavy modding.
I got the s/c installed and I've started planning/buying all my big mods. ems will be the last thing I buy and I'll install everything and tune it in one shot. ...meanwhile I can drive it around with the basic s/c and work out all the kinks, if any.
I got the s/c installed and I've started planning/buying all my big mods. ems will be the last thing I buy and I'll install everything and tune it in one shot. ...meanwhile I can drive it around with the basic s/c and work out all the kinks, if any.
#6
Re: S/C First or Build-up First?
Warranty = Extended =worthless with new SC pulley and other engine mods
Upgrades Including:
Big brake kit why? too much cash in pockets slowing you down?
If it were up to me, here's the order I'd go in -
1. Summer/performance tires
2. Rear Sway
3. SC
4. DRIVE THE CAR
see what you like, what you don't. Then pick an area to concentrate in like exterior, handling, HP/TQ, stereo. One of the best ways to really figure out if you'll be happy with something is to have the money saved and set aside for the part you want, then wait a month. If in 30 days you still want to spend your real cash on that part, you'll probably be pretty happy with it.
Upgrades Including:
Big brake kit why? too much cash in pockets slowing you down?
If it were up to me, here's the order I'd go in -
1. Summer/performance tires
2. Rear Sway
3. SC
4. DRIVE THE CAR
see what you like, what you don't. Then pick an area to concentrate in like exterior, handling, HP/TQ, stereo. One of the best ways to really figure out if you'll be happy with something is to have the money saved and set aside for the part you want, then wait a month. If in 30 days you still want to spend your real cash on that part, you'll probably be pretty happy with it.
#7
Just realized something: If you're really shooting for 300hp, you're not getting there with the parts on your list. Check out Icenine's build to understand what 300hp takes with the SC. I believe his total cash outlay including labor was around $6k total to get there.
#8
if i were you, seeing as your timeframe is two years, i would buy a spare motor (06 or 07 whichever you have) keep it in your garage, build it, in the meantime beef up your car's suspension, then buy the SC, install it in the motor you built but dont get the reflash(it's a piece of crap), just tune it with emanage ultimate.
#9
Re: S/C First or Build-up First?
Originally Posted by monkeysauce
Big brake kit why? too much cash in pockets slowing you down?
Originally Posted by monkeysauce
If you're really shooting for 300hp, you're not getting there with the parts on your list
Originally Posted by 1tc4u2nv
keep it in your garage
I work on the road and 90% of my belongings are in a storage unit
That is why so much attention and love is and will be poured into my car
It's the only piece of my life I take with me for work, out and about across the US
#10
Read up on slotted and cross drilled rotors. You'll quickly realize that you don't want them.
Also, if you drive a lot for work, perhaps it isn't the greatest idea to turbo. When (not if) something goes wrong that sidelines your car, how will you make the money you need to fix it?
Also, if you drive a lot for work, perhaps it isn't the greatest idea to turbo. When (not if) something goes wrong that sidelines your car, how will you make the money you need to fix it?
#13
Originally Posted by SoccerBoy_AP
Understood oh wise one
I was hoping but not counting on getting in the stage 1 head package from ZPI and the intake manifold that Stealth Street was working on... to help boost up the HP.
I understand the new internals to help cover the incoming boost/hp... thus I might tone it down some from 300, 250 maybe... I don't want to get carried away... unless it's in my car!
I was hoping but not counting on getting in the stage 1 head package from ZPI and the intake manifold that Stealth Street was working on... to help boost up the HP.
I understand the new internals to help cover the incoming boost/hp... thus I might tone it down some from 300, 250 maybe... I don't want to get carried away... unless it's in my car!
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