600+ rwhp
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thanks alot guys, i really do appreciate it, guys like you make it worth while and enjoyable learning all this stuff about my car, Thanx.. If there are anymore suggestions, please feel free to post. Thanx again.
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I almost forgot! Get the passenger seat scotchguarded too! Makes it easier to clean up the mess when your cup holder leaks under the G-FORCE. Silvr94r2 has a nice pic of my ideal cup-holder in his avatar! 
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badog, you were talking about pineapple making the motor idle like jason's
what do you mean by this? i plan to go gt35/40, and my motor is with pineapple right now, i got a mild street port, is this mod you speak of still applicable? do tell
what do you mean by this? i plan to go gt35/40, and my motor is with pineapple right now, i got a mild street port, is this mod you speak of still applicable? do tell
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From: Austin
just for reference, that car was tuned by Justin Nenni, not Fernando.
Originally posted by 93rotorhead
If it were me I would go with Hass Dandachli set up at Protech Auto in Texas. It goes like this, Streetport, T-78, E6k, made 490rwhp at 17psi and 628rwhp on a 75 shot,
tuned by Fernando at Protech and the set up looks sweet. If your going from stock motor to 490rwhp then that will seem like 600rwhp and if you need more just push a button. There are people that will tell you NOS is for losers but with a turbo I think its just a good combo and it cant be worse than running 25 or 30psi on a engine. Fernando seems to think it is a good idea and it works for him so I going to give it a shot as well. All my info come from Februarys isue of Super Street and talking to Fernando at Protech. Hope this helps
If it were me I would go with Hass Dandachli set up at Protech Auto in Texas. It goes like this, Streetport, T-78, E6k, made 490rwhp at 17psi and 628rwhp on a 75 shot,
tuned by Fernando at Protech and the set up looks sweet. If your going from stock motor to 490rwhp then that will seem like 600rwhp and if you need more just push a button. There are people that will tell you NOS is for losers but with a turbo I think its just a good combo and it cant be worse than running 25 or 30psi on a engine. Fernando seems to think it is a good idea and it works for him so I going to give it a shot as well. All my info come from Februarys isue of Super Street and talking to Fernando at Protech. Hope this helps
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I've personally seen some bad Pineapple motors - no good from the get-go. Go RP and you won't break (they run-in their engines on an engine stand before they ship them). 600 RWHP for the street for this kid ain't gonna happen; there's just too much stuff involved. A bullet-proof 500 RWHP is still a stretch. Go for the solid bottom-end torque and keep a realistic 0 to 100 mph time / quarter time under 11.9 sec and you'll have much more fun all the time.
Last edited by mark57; Aug 6, 2003 at 05:00 AM.
Pineapple makes good motors, and so does a bounch of other tuners such as gotham racing, and KD rotary. I may just get my engine ported and rebuilt by Hector over here in DE....he makes some badass engines.
Originally posted by mark57
I've personally seen some bad Pineapple motors - no good from the get-go. Go RP and you won't break (they run-in their engines on an engine stand before they ship them). 600 RWHP for the street for this kid ain't gonna happen; there's just too much stuff involved. A bullet-proof 500 RWHP is still a stretch. Go for the solid bottom-end torque and keep a realistic 0 to 100 mph time / quarter time under 11.9 sec and you'll have much more fun all the time.
I've personally seen some bad Pineapple motors - no good from the get-go. Go RP and you won't break (they run-in their engines on an engine stand before they ship them). 600 RWHP for the street for this kid ain't gonna happen; there's just too much stuff involved. A bullet-proof 500 RWHP is still a stretch. Go for the solid bottom-end torque and keep a realistic 0 to 100 mph time / quarter time under 11.9 sec and you'll have much more fun all the time.
-Sean
Re: Re: Re: 600+ rwhp
Originally posted by Badog
1) Edits: Call Rob direct and tell 'em Tony "da pineapple tuner" sent you.
1) Edits: Call Rob direct and tell 'em Tony "da pineapple tuner" sent you.
but thats just because he likes me better.-sean
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