BOSS 32V
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Can't wait to see it! Love my whipple!
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I think I will start on the install tomorrow. I was planning to start last night but I didnt. The reason I havent rushed it yet is because I am hung up on the tune.
Do I send my ECU off to Whipple to get their tune which I paid for in the kit, or do I skip that and go straight to a custom SCT tune from Lund? If I go with the custom tune, I will do the fuel system immediately. My only concern is that the fuel system and custom tune could hold up the car from running for up to a couple weeks depending on how long I take to put together the fuel system, and coordinating remote tuning based on availability with Lund and the dyno I have access to.
Part of me just wants to get the car running and driving ASAP.. but if I go with the Whipple tune, I have to send the ECU back to Whipple again later to get it put back to stock before I can SCT tune it.
HMMMM.
Im happy to see someone interested in the comparison. Youre right, the 370z is unfortunately a bit under-powered even though its current V6 engine does sort lead the way as far as all-motor 6 cylinders go... its still just not enough for most people to happy with when its in a dedicated sports car. I believe the record bone stock 1/4 mile is a 12.9 though, so its not terrible, though mid 13's are what is to really be expected from the car stock.I'm really curious to see how this compares to your 370z as a whole. The z platform is both famous for cornering ability and notoriously infamous for being underpowered stock. But yours being at 670 rwhp, that thing is a rocket lol.
It'll be really interesting to see which ends up being more fun to drive, as I think especially with E85 your mustang should put out at least 100 more hp - but will be heavier. Granted there's other factors, like interior quality and styling that add to the experience as well.
Have you found the little lever that lowers and raises the seat?My largest complaint with the Mustang interior is how high the recaro seats sit. I dont know if the normal seats are lower or not, but at least in these Recaros I am sitting up way taller than any other car I have owned!
Funny you mention that, I only noticed it for the first time when going to lean the seat forward to take the back seat out and get to the fuel pump area.Have you found the little lever that lowers and raises the seat?
Tonight! Tonight! Tonight!I got the ECU back a few hours ago, so thats pretty good turn-around. They over-nighted it back to me the day after they received it.
Now do I get this car running, or call it a night and screw with it tomorrow? Hmm.