Thumbs up to Scott Performance in Santa Clara
01-12-2006, 11:16 AM
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Thumbs up to Scott Performance in Santa Clara
just wanted to let everyone know that i had a great experience dealing with the guys over at Scott Performance in Santa Clara. I went to have some dc headers and kinetix hi-flo cats put on, and also to have a 3.5 pumpkin installed (i have a 5at with 3.3). i met Ted over there, and he was very knowledgable. he answered all of my questions, and gave me a set price on installing the headers (very low) and even thought the header and cat install took nearly twice as long as he estimated, he still stuck with his original price. they close at 6, and he even stayed till 8 himself to make sure it got done, and make sure it got done right. just wanted to let anyone who might be looking for a tuning shop to know that they definately know their stuff, and they're awesome to deal with!
01-13-2006, 02:15 AM
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holy sh*t...you got 283.2 rwhp with those mods and the unichip? I had a pre-tuned unichip on my honda before and i wasn't satisfy with the results...but looks like the custom-tuned one on a Z does wonders!
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01-14-2006, 12:25 PM
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Ted ran it on the dyno and 283.2 were the results!!! We were both pretty pumped up... That guy knows everything there is to know about tunning the ZZZZ
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holy sh*t...you got 283.2 rwhp with those mods and the unichip? I had a pre-tuned unichip on my honda before and i wasn't satisfy with the results...but looks like the custom-tuned one on a Z does wonders!
01-14-2006, 03:13 PM
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Ted called today out of the blue to check up on how my Unichip was doing. He wants me come down so he can do a little more tuning. Now thats what I call coustomer service!
01-14-2006, 09:18 PM
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Originally Posted by steela2110
Ted ran it on the dyno and 283.2 were the results!!! We were both pretty pumped up... That guy knows everything there is to know about tunning the ZZZZ
Do you have the rev-up motor?
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01-15-2006, 07:00 AM
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I believe that 283 is flywheel hp. Ted has a conversion on his dyno to compute corrected to flywheel. I believe that is what he is taking about. That would then be as advertized by Nissan
01-19-2006, 06:06 PM
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Asking the obvious question
Originally Posted by stereoneeds
just wanted to let everyone know that i had a great experience dealing with the guys over at Scott Performance in Santa Clara. I went to have some dc headers and kinetix hi-flo cats put on, and also to have a 3.5 pumpkin installed (i have a 5at with 3.3). i met Ted over there, and he was very knowledgable. he answered all of my questions, and gave me a set price on installing the headers (very low) and even thought the header and cat install took nearly twice as long as he estimated, he still stuck with his original price. they close at 6, and he even stayed till 8 himself to make sure it got done, and make sure it got done right. just wanted to let anyone who might be looking for a tuning shop to know that they definately know their stuff, and they're awesome to deal with!
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hey- unexpected things happen all the time, dont they? not every install goes by the book, does it? its just good to know that when things happen, i dont have to bend over and take it. you could be the most knowledgable person there is when it comes to z's, but that doesnt mean that something new or unexpected won't come up. knowlegde of the z isnt going to get a header bolt off that doesnt want to come off