cleanandquick06

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im interested in the ssv. its looks awesome under the hood but im not fi. i plan on going fi in about 8-9 months but i want more power now. im doing some mods that i will be able to keep even with fi. so to the questions, does the ssv work well without fi or will i lose power? will i gain any, and if i do what might i be lookin at? and is there somewhere besides directly from kinetix. lookin for somewhere a lil cheaper, i know we used to have a gb for 725$. any help will be much appreciated

plumpzz

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the prices aren't that flexible. u can probably buy used, that thing is sturdy as hell.

99atlantic

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it doesn't do that much N/A...only F/I

davidf

iTrader: (18)

Most of the SSV's I've seen are on FI cars.

cleanandquick06

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i know it doesnt do much, but i dont care if it only gets me 2 hp, i just dont want to lose power. but im going fi eventually

cleanandquick06

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on your sig it says nothin of fi. did you notice a increase or decrease in gains? was it noticable at all?

99atlantic

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the whole 1 N/A dyno I saw showed losses down/mid-curve, and some pull at peak.

davidf

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Thats good to know because I was seriously considering one soon strictly on it's looks alone.

cleanandquick06

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do you think if i did underdrive pulleys with it i might be able to even out the low end losses and keep the high end?

plumpzz

iTrader: (10)

i didsnt loose power anywhere

alshawi

All you need with the SSV are the iso thermal gaskets that come under it, this was greatly reduce the amount of heat going into the engine, thus, it will increase power, to about 10-15 WHP for N/A, and around 20 to 30 WHP for FI

hardrock905

Ding ding! We have a winner.