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Old Nov 6, 2015 | 07:53 PM
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I bought a 2004 infiniti g35 off a previous owner, he had installed a stillen supercharger stage 2 kit onto the stock engine. It is currently at 5-6 psi of boost and its pretty quick. I was wondering though what would i need to get to be able to increase that psi up to maybe the 12-15 range. I checked out some forums but didnt really find anything so im hoping to get some clear simple answers.

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Old Nov 7, 2015 | 05:25 AM
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You might be able to get it to 10 but thats probably about it. Get a way smaller supercharger pulley and a way bigger crank pulley. Also if you can find any one to port the blower that will help.
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Old Nov 7, 2015 | 03:00 PM
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What would i need to add to the engine to allow it to get up to 12-15 psi is what i meant, sorry i wasn't clear on that

I do got a stillen intake and intercooler. What is the specific pulley size i would need to get?

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You'll be fine on the stock internals, you will need bigger injectors and a retune.

Edit: there is nothing you can do to the "motor" to Increase your boost. If you want to increase your boost you need to spin your blower faster. A better intake and exhaust will also make more power.

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I have a stage 4 kit, 11lbs boost. Its been ported as well
the faster the blower runs the more heat you make.
it to small for the 3.5 engine.

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Something tells me the Stage 3 and 4 are prone to causing the bottom end to fail. At 10-12 psi at stock compression, I'm thinking the lack of warranty on Stage 3 and 4 speaks volumes (while warranties are available on Stage 1 and 2). I'm not an FI guy, but the DE runs pretty high oil temps without FI... with it, they have to be insane. So hopefully you have a oil cooler on there as well. Honestly, the more I think about it, it seems like a lot of extra workload to put on the engine for an additional 40 hp.
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Originally Posted by Z ELIMINATOR
I have a stage 4 kit, 11lbs boost. Its been ported as well
the faster the blower runs the more heat you make.
it to small for the 3.5 engine.

Z
Any way to get a better Intercooler in there to cool down the discharge? Videos of said car and what type of power do you make?
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