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you got $20k to spend? seriosuly....you'd prolly need the AEBS 4.3L stroker kit, headers, exhaust, intake, plenum, pullies, cams, cats, reflash...and some more i cant think of....300rwhp is a bit out of reach. highest i have seen is around 275 maybe 280rwhp
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Originally posted by HarvesterUT
you got $20k to spend? seriosuly....you'd prolly need the AEBS 4.3L stroker kit, headers, exhaust, intake, plenum, pullies, cams, cats, reflash...and some more i cant think of....300rwhp is a bit out of reach. highest i have seen is around 275 maybe 280rwhp
you got $20k to spend? seriosuly....you'd prolly need the AEBS 4.3L stroker kit, headers, exhaust, intake, plenum, pullies, cams, cats, reflash...and some more i cant think of....300rwhp is a bit out of reach. highest i have seen is around 275 maybe 280rwhp
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Originally posted by Srivero297
Ive read some posts about people getting 305rwhp
Ive read some posts about people getting 305rwhp
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The stroker kit is BS. If you don't believe me try to call AEBS and get one. Also, they are just re-badging JUN parts from Japan. On top of that no one makes a head gasket for the kit either.
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so i was thinking of doing this, nismo exhaust, jwt popcharger, tilton clutch and flywheel, jwt cams, ts reflash, crawford headers and v5 plenum, RT cats, ur crank pulley and thats its, how much am i looking at for parts + install, i already have the nismo exhaust and popcharger.
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and what rwhp are u putting down? and what do u run on the 1/4, and i wanted to know how u like the tilton? cause even though that down put hp on the dyno, i heard that is way quicker
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My accelleration curve is higher as if I was putting down 340-350rwhp, but I'm gonna guess my peak rwhp is about 285 at the wheels, maaaaybe 290 if i'm lucky.
I haven't found a place to dyno at yet.
I'm not sure what my quarter mile would be. Probably low 13's or really high 12's if I ever got good
I like the tilton but am still not quite used to it. It is noisy at times. It's really jumpy. If you're driving really slow and you go over a bump, it gets really bumpy cause just the slightest jerk on your foot will rev it up and back down really quick - possibly stall if you don't keep it high enough. It's great by the time you're going. I still feel a little on edge driving around town and I've had it about 3 weeks now. I kinda wished I paid the extra for the ATS or exedy so it'd be more stock feeling and handle more horsepower, and also last longer...
Make sure you get some big stickier tires - that's my next purchase - with the 3.9 final drive and tilton, I spin wheels in 1st very easily.
I haven't found a place to dyno at yet.
I'm not sure what my quarter mile would be. Probably low 13's or really high 12's if I ever got good
I like the tilton but am still not quite used to it. It is noisy at times. It's really jumpy. If you're driving really slow and you go over a bump, it gets really bumpy cause just the slightest jerk on your foot will rev it up and back down really quick - possibly stall if you don't keep it high enough. It's great by the time you're going. I still feel a little on edge driving around town and I've had it about 3 weeks now. I kinda wished I paid the extra for the ATS or exedy so it'd be more stock feeling and handle more horsepower, and also last longer...
Make sure you get some big stickier tires - that's my next purchase - with the 3.9 final drive and tilton, I spin wheels in 1st very easily.
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And yes, it should be completely feasable to hit that mark without a stroker kit, it will probably involve head work and some tuning..... and possibly higher compression....
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And yes, it should be completely feasable to hit that mark without a stroker kit, it will probably involve head work and some tuning..... and possibly higher compression....
And yes, it should be completely feasable to hit that mark without a stroker kit, it will probably involve head work and some tuning..... and possibly higher compression....
Just PM mjedens, he can give you all the details.
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Originally posted by LouZer
The stroker kit is BS. If you don't believe me try to call AEBS and get one. Also, they are just re-badging JUN parts from Japan. On top of that no one makes a head gasket for the kit either.
The stroker kit is BS. If you don't believe me try to call AEBS and get one. Also, they are just re-badging JUN parts from Japan. On top of that no one makes a head gasket for the kit either.
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uhmm..the AEBS stroker has nothing in common...not a single part, with the JUN kit
And no it wont cost $15k or anywhere close to that to net these results. It's not about bolting on a bunch of parts and calling it a day - you need a combo if parts that will compliment each other. This is where most people go wrong and simply buy the bolt ons that they see giving the highest individual dyno gains. Start doing some searching on what makes this motor tick and you'll get the power levels you are craving
Also need to determine for yourself if you want to do it solely with parts, or with a combo of parts and custom work (ala head work etc)
And no it wont cost $15k or anywhere close to that to net these results. It's not about bolting on a bunch of parts and calling it a day - you need a combo if parts that will compliment each other. This is where most people go wrong and simply buy the bolt ons that they see giving the highest individual dyno gains. Start doing some searching on what makes this motor tick and you'll get the power levels you are craving
Also need to determine for yourself if you want to do it solely with parts, or with a combo of parts and custom work (ala head work etc)