Finally got it in.
#1
Finally got it in.
Finished up the install of the SC this last Saturday.
I can't believe how hard this thing pulls and I'm only running the stock pulley. The additional torque is all over the powerband. I agree with what others have said. It is like dropping a larger motor into the car. It's so much fun to drive Traction is really a problem now but we all know the stock tires suck already.
My only issue is that I've got a harmonic around 2,900 - 3,500 RPM. I've got an appointment w/ Comptech on the 10th so they can check it out then. Other than that, the install was clean and fired right up with no issues.
I'll be dropping in the Catback Exhaust this weekend and the Toyo T1S's soon thereafter.
I can't believe how hard this thing pulls and I'm only running the stock pulley. The additional torque is all over the powerband. I agree with what others have said. It is like dropping a larger motor into the car. It's so much fun to drive Traction is really a problem now but we all know the stock tires suck already.
My only issue is that I've got a harmonic around 2,900 - 3,500 RPM. I've got an appointment w/ Comptech on the 10th so they can check it out then. Other than that, the install was clean and fired right up with no issues.
I'll be dropping in the Catback Exhaust this weekend and the Toyo T1S's soon thereafter.
#4
Originally Posted by Allout
I'll get it Dyno'ed on the 10th. I hope I'm 300WHP but time will tell. The SC can be picked up for less than $4K. In my opinion, it's well worth it.
2003 6MT
2003 6MT
Stock pulley should put you around 290 whp... HBP would bump that closer to 320.
Congrats on the install, looks great. Definitely get the exhaust. The sound is crazy.
#5
I also highly reccomend you get the gauges to monitor what is going on. Many people have had their FPR fail causing a lean condition that could cause damage after extended use.
I have the part numbers for the gauges I purchased if you'd like. They match the silver face of the stock gauges quite well. I'd also reccomend the Mugen Cooling modifications as well. Even with the added heat from the S/C my temp gauge is one bar lower than before the S/C was installed.
I have the part numbers for the gauges I purchased if you'd like. They match the silver face of the stock gauges quite well. I'd also reccomend the Mugen Cooling modifications as well. Even with the added heat from the S/C my temp gauge is one bar lower than before the S/C was installed.
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#8
Originally Posted by mrsteve
I also highly reccomend you get the gauges to monitor what is going on. Many people have had their FPR fail causing a lean condition that could cause damage after extended use.
I have the part numbers for the gauges I purchased if you'd like. They match the silver face of the stock gauges quite well. I'd also reccomend the Mugen Cooling modifications as well. Even with the added heat from the S/C my temp gauge is one bar lower than before the S/C was installed.
I have the part numbers for the gauges I purchased if you'd like. They match the silver face of the stock gauges quite well. I'd also reccomend the Mugen Cooling modifications as well. Even with the added heat from the S/C my temp gauge is one bar lower than before the S/C was installed.
How much did the gauges and pods run you? Did you go with Boost and Fuel Pressure?
The exhaust is sitting in the garage. Can't wait to see how it sounds with them on.
#17
Welcome to the club bro, its about damn time.
Glad to hear everything went well the install and that your enjoying your car more then ever. Can't wait to see some dyno/track #'s in the near future.
Glad to hear everything went well the install and that your enjoying your car more then ever. Can't wait to see some dyno/track #'s in the near future.
#20
Originally Posted by darrinb
i hope u could be the first 6mt guy to get some #'s with the sc in
6spd S/C Dyno
#31
Thanks for the replys everyone. I look forward to driving this beast whenever I can.
For some reason, the SC has messed up my gas gauge. It seems to be dropping a lot quicker than before the install
For some reason, the SC has messed up my gas gauge. It seems to be dropping a lot quicker than before the install
#33
Originally Posted by BlueByYou
Looks great !
Who instaleld it ? How long did it take ?
Who instaleld it ? How long did it take ?
I would agree with Scalbert. This is probably easier than the header install but more detailed with more steps. Everything is very well laid out and fits like a glove.
Originally Posted by PDX3.2TL
Looks super clean! Congrats! did you run a dyno before you put the SC on? Just would like hard numbers on actual WHP difference. Looking into setting up 00'TL-P w/ SC...
#34
Originally Posted by Chaptorial
Welcome to the club bro, its about damn time.
Glad to hear everything went well the install and that your enjoying your car more then ever. Can't wait to see some dyno/track #'s in the near future.
Glad to hear everything went well the install and that your enjoying your car more then ever. Can't wait to see some dyno/track #'s in the near future.
#36
Originally Posted by Red Rider
It's about time Bro
Now get some sticky rubber, Toyos are awesome in the wet also.
Now get some sticky rubber, Toyos are awesome in the wet also.
Available Wednesday the 10th at Sacramento Raceway??? I've never gone to the track so I hope I don't embarass myself too much.
#37
Originally Posted by Allout
You got it
Let me put the exhaust and tires on first. We'll even see if we can get Jatt out.
Let me put the exhaust and tires on first. We'll even see if we can get Jatt out.
anyways i know both sides so i'm like stuck in middle.