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Old 04-12-2008, 03:34 PM   #1 (permalink)
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i just bought another srt4...with this one im wanting to put down some serious power...i plan on getting the Stage 4 next year at tax time...and then ill start buiying the bolt ons...what im curious about is can i put the stage 4 on a completely stock car get good hp out of it..i know that im going to have to go in the bottom end at least but i was wondering could i hold off on that for a while..i will be getting either the bb.50 or gt30 turbo and idk how much hp to expect..ive done research but i was trying to info from people that have actually done it..how much boost could i run safely and approximately how much hp on pump for only the stage 4??
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Whats up man. You can get 450 to 500 on the stock internals if you are careful and have a good place tune it. Actually, the SCT will work just fine if you get that. AGP will work with you and make sure that you are right at the line of performance without blowing up the motor. These guys are awesome to work with. A local just put GT3082 with 1000cc injectors and is looking to get 450 to 500hp out of them. He's still working out the tweaks, but that thing is huge. (Also may have beaten it by half a car length in a 3rd gear pull today, and I'm boosting 14psi on stock injectors and he was boosting 18 on those biggies ) Although, I would go with the BB 50 trim if you want serious power. Get that thing to 22 PSI on pump and call it a day. Should net you 400-450 with all the supporting mods and SCT tune.
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The two modifications that are not included with Stage 4 that we strongly suggest are a 3" turbo-back exhaust and an upgraded clutch.
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Yea i was already thinking about what kind of clutch to get...IYO would a full 3"tbe work better than the needswings open dp?? i was going to go with the needswings but if itd be better performance id go with the tbe..i just love the sound of the dp
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Quote: Originally Posted by j_bundrick29666 View Post
Yea i was already thinking about what kind of clutch to get...IYO would a full 3"tbe work better than the needswings open dp?? i was going to go with the needswings but if itd be better performance id go with the tbe..i just love the sound of the dp

You might see a slight performance increase with a cutout, but it all boils down to what you can tolerate noise-wise.
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