Supercharged C7's getting pumped out at ECS!
01-22-2014, 03:20 PM
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Hi Theta... Stock cats on factory system... Thanks for the reply. I am not totally familiar with the catalytics on this car, but I was thinking there were cats after the long tubes that could be removed. If they are a part of the long tubes, then you just answered my question! Thanks.
01-22-2014, 03:21 PM
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Anybody in our generation remember the "Hang in there Kitty" posters? We just need to put a picture of a centri up there with a caption to the effect of:
"Work sucks, but so does this."
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01-28-2014, 04:12 PM
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How long is the install? I'm thinking in the spring I may drive up for the install and then drive home... I'm in Columbus, Ohio. We have IPS here, who I'm sure can do the job but I'm up for a road trip...
Also, any numbers with this system and removing the cats? I'm really just trying to get the car a little louder and maybe 10 more horses or whatever... What do you think?
Also, any numbers with this system and removing the cats? I'm really just trying to get the car a little louder and maybe 10 more horses or whatever... What do you think?
All the kits we have installed have had the cats in place, but they are generally good for 5-10 rwhp at these levels.
We will have to work on that!! The meth injection kit is just about complete on one of these cars, along with the supercharger kit and ARH headers, and I'm going on the dyno now with another one of them.
I'll post up some pics of the kit in full polished trim for those who care for that, and also a pic of the kit with the Novi2200R/YSI head unit in place for those who want to "go big!".
01-28-2014, 08:24 PM
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01-29-2014, 09:12 AM
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Our introductory pricing on the install and tuning is $6,495.
One thing guys to be in all fairness, the weather here is cold, the dyno is SAE corrected, but I open the doors while dynoing to save my lungs. It will not pull quite that high in August. Not drastically less, but it will pull less in high temps.
A good example of this is what the guys at Red line made in 70* temps, I think it was 586 if I recall correctly.
01-29-2014, 09:33 AM
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Our introductory pricing on the install and tuning is $6,495.
One thing guys to be in all fairness, the weather here is cold, the dyno is SAE corrected, but I open the doors while dynoing to save my lungs. It will not pull quite that high in August. Not drastically less, but it will pull less in high temps.
A good example of this is what the guys at Red line made in 70* temps, I think it was 586 if I recall correctly.
One thing guys to be in all fairness, the weather here is cold, the dyno is SAE corrected, but I open the doors while dynoing to save my lungs. It will not pull quite that high in August. Not drastically less, but it will pull less in high temps.
A good example of this is what the guys at Red line made in 70* temps, I think it was 586 if I recall correctly.
02-01-2014, 08:20 PM
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Our introductory pricing on the install and tuning is $6,495.
One thing guys to be in all fairness, the weather here is cold, the dyno is SAE corrected, but I open the doors while dynoing to save my lungs. It will not pull quite that high in August. Not drastically less, but it will pull less in high temps.
A good example of this is what the guys at Red line made in 70* temps, I think it was 586 if I recall correctly.
One thing guys to be in all fairness, the weather here is cold, the dyno is SAE corrected, but I open the doors while dynoing to save my lungs. It will not pull quite that high in August. Not drastically less, but it will pull less in high temps.
A good example of this is what the guys at Red line made in 70* temps, I think it was 586 if I recall correctly.
Andrew
02-01-2014, 08:24 PM
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Thanks for your interest!
02-05-2014, 12:13 AM
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.. I have been doing a lot of research and I heard about the fuel issues around 600hp. Okay your turn. THANKS!!!!!
Andrew
02-05-2014, 09:09 AM
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Hi Doug. Andrew again, Looking to get numbers on a charger...ARH long tube.. tune.. install ....want to try and make same power as stock C7 Z. Trying to not go crazy on $$$$.. so I thought this would give me a lot of bang for the buck!
.. I have been doing a lot of research and I heard about the fuel issues around 600hp. Okay your turn. THANKS!!!!!
Andrew
.. I have been doing a lot of research and I heard about the fuel issues around 600hp. Okay your turn. THANKS!!!!!
Andrew