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Old Oct 14, 2010 | 01:49 AM
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Originally Posted by Linguo415
niCe what oil mod did you go wih if any? He recommends that I go with stage 3. I'm only rebuilding a daily t2 but I do want to get it up to low 300hp with a small port job. How was your experience with pineapple?
I forget, I think either stage 2 or stage 3. I intend to race the car a bit, so it makes sense to upgrade the oilworks.

When firing up, oil PSI goes off the scale, beyond 110. At cruise I'm around 70 I think...

If you're going for power, I'd say stage 3 is very reasonable. I don't think Rob would sell you something that's not useful. You don't just want power, you want an engine that would last.
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Old Oct 14, 2010 | 01:56 AM
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As far as FD3S Engineering goes, they do good work, are very honest, and are good guys in general.

Rob from Pineapple is always extremely nice, and always willing to help and give his 2 cents in, and I would definitely recommend him.

But FD3S is also top-notch.
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Old Oct 14, 2010 | 01:16 PM
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Originally Posted by 1MZFE
As far as FD3S Engineering goes, they do good work, are very honest, and are good guys in general.

Rob from Pineapple is always extremely nice, and always willing to help and give his 2 cents in, and I would definitely recommend him.

But FD3S is also top-notch.
Ya Rob is nice. That guy has way more than hid cents to give out! He knows a ton of rotry stuff. With good reason too. I can tell he loves what he does. I havent had a chance to speek with the FD3sE guys yet.
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Old Oct 14, 2010 | 01:18 PM
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Originally Posted by Whisper
I forget, I think either stage 2 or stage 3. I intend to race the car a bit, so it makes sense to upgrade the oilworks.

When firing up, oil PSI goes off the scale, beyond 110. At cruise I'm around 70 I think...

If you're going for power, I'd say stage 3 is very reasonable. I don't think Rob would sell you something that's not useful. You don't just want power, you want an engine that would last.
Nice man. The cruise pressure is what I was concerned with. i will be doing normal highway driving also for somewhat long periods of time so thats good.
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