Tuned by Portland Speed Industries
Tuned by Portland Speed Industries
I've been driving the past 4-5 months on an E-Tune from Uprev without any known issues and have enjoyed it, but I finally had an opportunity to go back home 2 weeks ago and decided to get on a dyno to properly tune my G. After a long 7 hour drive (through thunder/wind storms and flash floods) I headed over to Portland Speed Industries in Hillsboro, OR for the tune. Jason (Head Tuner) is an expert who did an outstanding job creating the tune.
Baseline:
295 whp / 250 ft/lbs
End results:
314 whp / 274 ft/lbs
2008 G37S 6MT
36K+ miles on the odometer
Stock wheels/tires
92 Pump
80 degrees / 41% Humidity
Mods:
Stillen Gen 3
Motordyne M370
Motordyne E370
Berk HFC
GTM Driveshaft
Whiteline Differential Bushings
DIY Ground Wires
*Video of the run should be uploaded to their site soon.

Baseline:
295 whp / 250 ft/lbs
End results:
314 whp / 274 ft/lbs
2008 G37S 6MT
36K+ miles on the odometer
Stock wheels/tires
92 Pump
80 degrees / 41% Humidity
Mods:
Stillen Gen 3
Motordyne M370
Motordyne E370
Berk HFC
GTM Driveshaft
Whiteline Differential Bushings
DIY Ground Wires
*Video of the run should be uploaded to their site soon.

Last edited by Brainchild; Sep 23, 2013 at 02:17 PM.
I may swap out the HFC for ART Pipes down the road for more power and to try something new but I'm happy with the car now. Power delivery is strong and smooth. And I haven't seen anyone with more torque in the NA category yet.
Both are great mods. Be sure to get on a dyno and tune if possible after installing the M370. Seems to be a hit or miss for some people and getting on a dyno will be the only way to know for sure how it's working for you. I've been thinking about getting ART pipes for a while now but haven't decided if it's worth the extra time and money. I love the sound of it though.
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