Stiegemeier stage 6 first one went out. Results

SeankySnake

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why? explain...

The reason why I said that is my current set up on my 03 Cobra is pretty much stock. My current mod's are Magna Flow cat-back, Steeda CAI, Stock Pulley, and a Tune making 408/387 RW#'s. My car is basically a R&D for a local company and I'm trying to make the most HP/TQ's that I can. Due to the port design I may yeild better results with the Stage 3 vs. the Stage 5+, but I will contact Steg to discuss this with them and see what their reccomendation is, who knows the Stage 5+ "may" be my best route. But hopefully I will have the time to datalog and dyno the Stage 5+ very soon. But I do have alot of time invested in many other small area's that show good results so far.
 

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Should expect more power if I were to upgrade to stage 6? And how much would you it be to from S5 to S6?

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$295.00 at this time
Thank You

Well I might have to agree so far, I have been waiting a response to my pm, from stieg, but so far, nada. And I am a potential customer. Oh well

pm sent, sorry for the delay.


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Id say keep the 5+ :beer:
The 5+ is a good port, great throttle response and very hungry!

That's what I have heard, but it being "hungry" and me still retaining the stock pulley and lower pulley may not help at all. All I'm looking to do is drop IAT's upstream and downstream and make the most power that I can with the stock modified parts and the development parts that I'm testing.
 

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That's what I have heard, but it being "hungry" and me still retaining the stock pulley and lower pulley may not help at all. All I'm looking to do is drop IAT's upstream and downstream and make the most power that I can with the stock modified parts and the development parts that I'm testing.

If your runnin stock pullies I wouldnt port the eaton as one of your first mods. Unless your gonna go the "SnakeBite" route. Otherwise I'd just go with the regular bolt ons and a healthy tune. Look for some posts by Almo, he ran high tens with a nonported eaton bolt ons and weight reduction. Lots of good info:beer:
 

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15# of boost with just an upper?

Yes and in 90+ degree's of heat and very humid.
19 degree's of timing

List of mods are on page 1 of this thread.

Were the results also with a ported tb/plenum?

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Wow.


ALL DAY? and not one reply to these questions from Stieg. or anyone.

repost time:

I have a couple of questions. I am asking because I recently purchased a Stage 5.

1) what is the difference between the Stage 5 and the Stage 6?

2) what's with the negative talk about the Torque Plate? Mine has that (it's not yet installed on the car) and it looks very nicely done. what is wrong with having a Torque Plate? Doesn't that HELP with power? Would like to hear what Stieg has to say on this. as well as anyone else who knows anything.

3) How much is it going to cost to upgrade from Stage 5 to Stage 6 if I wanted to? I did see the $295 answer to this one for someone else's questions.

Thanks for your time.

Stage 6 has the welding comparable to Stage 3 for INCREASED VOLUME and AIR FLOW, we are adding this at NO ADDITIONAL COST. The TQ plate adds Torque, I have NOT WITNESSED ANY TQ PLATE FAILURES.

Upgrade question has been answered.(as you posted)

I will post pictures.
Thank You

DON'T FORGET WE ARE OFFERING FREE FUEL INJECTOR UPGRADE WITH STAGE 6 OR THE SNAKE BITE tm
 

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Supercharger is painted to stock gray before shipped out.

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I know i might get kick off for this but "WARING" "WARING" this guy just dont stop next it
will be a stage 20 making 700hp just how much material is left in the stock blower if he
keeps this up we will be able to look right threw it
 

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I know i might get kick off for this but "WARING" "WARING" this guy just dont stop next it
will be a stage 20 making 700hp just how much material is left in the stock blower if he
keeps this up we will be able to look right threw it

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you make a new account just to post this brah?
 

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If your runnin stock pullies I wouldnt port the eaton as one of your first mods. Unless your gonna go the "SnakeBite" route. Otherwise I'd just go with the regular bolt ons and a healthy tune. Look for some posts by Almo, he ran high tens with a nonported eaton bolt ons and weight reduction. Lots of good info:beer:

I can see what you mean about you wouldn't port it, but I do have other mods that will be going into place and currently working on another part that will yeild good results that will soon be put on. As far as Alamo's post I have read them all in the past and his biggest problem that he was running into was heat and being heat soaked. His car deff ran great but I'm not looking to go the route that he went with all of the weight reduction and etc. And yes his tune had alot to do with it. And right now with 2 jobs I do not have the time to place the car on the dyno for an extensive amount of time and to go through tunes like Alamo did. And yes Alamo's car was sick and I really liked seeing him progres with it, but I can not remove amount of "sreet" and "comfort" from my car, I do that my car on long trips, auto cross and road racing and can not part with the IRS. Overall I feel that the Stage 5+ is going to give me what I'm looking for but only time on the dyno will tell. And for now until I really feel the need for more power I'm going to keep the stock pullies but by the time I will feel the need for more boost I will have most of the supporting mods for 16lbs of boost from the Eaton or possibly a KB, Whipple or Turbo setup.
 

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What?

Im waiting for the stage 18.1.3v2.0 should fit nice on my space ship

I hear you man this is getting crazy, I mean how far can this guy go with an eaton and not have reliability issues cause there is only so much metal that can be removed. But hey more power to him I wont go to far cause I heard this site is notorious for giving the boot if you speak your mind to much
 

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Only if you're being an asshole or slamming an approved SVTP vendor.

I suggest you read the site rules.:nonono:

Not trying to be an asshole or slamming an approved vendor and if my comments offended anyone then Sorry but as a retired Marine that worked on aircraft, specifically the metal side of the house for 20 years I know a bit about tolerances so I guess my comment was more of a question really. And I thought I was giving the the guy his props when I said but hey more power to him all that means is if he found a way to do it then good for him
 
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Not trying to be an asshole or slamming an approved vendor and if my comments offended anyone then Sorry but as a retired Marine that worked on aircraft, specifically the metal side of the house for 20 years I know a bit about tolerances so I guess my comment was more of a question really.

It wasn't meant towards you.:beer:
 

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Yes and in 90+ degree's of heat and very humid.
19 degree's of timing

List of mods are on page 1 of this thread.



Series 2 TB and PL




Stage 6 has the welding comparable to Stage 3 for INCREASED VOLUME and AIR FLOW, we are adding this at NO ADDITIONAL COST. The TQ plate adds Torque, I have NOT WITNESSED ANY TQ PLATE FAILURES.

Upgrade question has been answered.(as you posted)

I will post pictures.
Thank You

DON'T FORGET WE ARE OFFERING FREE FUEL INJECTOR UPGRADE WITH STAGE 6 OR THE SNAKE BITE tm

THANK YOU very much. I was wanting to hear what you had to say. The TQ plate failure that I did see in one of the threads did have a "rigged" look to it (as far as the material used for the plate), but I have not seen any others like that. I have seen some have the Stage 5 and happy and others say it is a failed design with 100%failure rate. thanks for adding your input that you have seen no failures. that gives peace of mind to a degree. I will be installing the Stage 5+ on the engine I am getting new heads for. Looking forward to the power bump.

Curious as to the Stage 6 and what power it can provide over the 5
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You guys have to have compared a Stage 5 versus a 6 on the same car on a dyno by now. If the 6 is a major improvement, I think I would send it in since its not installed yet.

trying to weight the "bang for the buck" in my mind.
 

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We do not have same car, same day comparison of our Stage 5 vs Stage 6.
We have plenty of Stage 5 Dyno graphs on our web site.
We will be seeing more Stage 6 results soon.
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There are different ports for the simple reason there is not just not a "1 port fits all application". Everyone has a different goal and intent with their cars. I currently have a Stage 5+ and I would deff buy a Stage 3 due to the fact that the Stage 3 "may" be better for my application.

I bet you don't even believe this statement yourself. Who doesn't port a charger to get the most power possible out of the eaton? How exactly is a stage 3 better for your application? Let me guess, your tires spin to much? You want less tire spin. Or, maybe your IAT's are to low. Do you want higher IAT's?

I will agree partly, though. I could possibly see a point in offering 2 ports. One for a strictly street car, and another for those that hit the strip. Again, I wasn't intending to cause drama. I just wanted to know why they offerered so many different ports. I just wasn't impressed with the answer.
 

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