There was one guy who ran headers, He popped his motor, Something about the tune? This was a while back tho

 

Do you recall if it was long tube headers?

 

I dont think he ever said,. It was on here tho. No ones really sure what happened other that the car hit 10 PSI on the stock kit without a retune :/

 

Interesting. I wonder how it hit 10 psi?

I've seen several cars come through STILLEN with the SC and Headers. But we have never had a chance to do a before and after headers.

 

Yea I dont think he knew or knows either thread fell off. When i had mine I was seeing 9 PSI on the stock kit. Only had a catback, Stock cats and headers of course.

 

I finally got everything installed, including oil cooler and transmission cooler.

So far, so good!

 

Here's my review of the CARB kit:

https://www.myg37.com/forums/engine-...ml#post3935314

 

this op blew his motor after a header install...
posting ffrom stillen indicating that they will be lookin into it...
now why after from their 2011 response that stillen still does not have any info on supercharger with headers...


Supercharged VQ37 Goes BOOOM - Nissan 370Z Forum

 

We have installed and tuned cars with the STILLEN Headers with the Supercharger kit. We simply have not done a full supercharger install and tune, then immediately added headers and re-tested. The power results seem promising, but with so few people wanting to spend the extra $1000+ on headers and install we haven't seen a huge demand for the info.

 

Hey good info here, and good/bad histories here as well. I'm planning of boosting my 6mt 09 sedan, but it's my daily and do t want it to go boom. I don't have a heavy foot (I get 400 miles/650+on my tank) but sometimes I do floor it (not super hard of course).

So I went to my friend/mechanic to discuss about my options, he had told me "SC bro". I told him I want to TT it.
Now I'm here to keep following the topic.

Ps: so far I read pages 1-11 and I don't know what to think yet...

 

I came on here to see if anybody has addressed the windshield fluid reservoir getting deleted by an intercooler. Is that an issue with a supercharger as well? Also something to consider about it being a daily

 

It gets relocated.

 

so unfortunately the shop that tuned my g37xs with stillen supercharger lost the disc and cable with many other parts. today i went to get a transflush and was planning on installing a transmission cooler after the flush. consulted with the mechanic about ITB12-027 which is the trans reflash for better shifting on 2nd-3rd gear, turns out it re-flashes the ECM with the update so the questions are:
1- does this reflash erase stillen tune?
2- does the stillen tune modify the Infiniti ECM license? and does it show with consult III if there were parameter changes? he said he is not sure if it was tuned but then it would not make sense how the car is running smooth as far as Idle and cruise rpms.
my shifting is horrible, with manual, auto or auto sport. and the car chokes bad between shifts to the point im concerned about motor mounts and how long they would last.

any advise would be appreciated

 

I'm pretty sure your stillen tune is wiped. I'd honestly not even run on the canned tune anyways, since it's not reliable. Get a custom EcuTek tune and don't look back.

 

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