INTENSE Stage 3 Kit now completely plug and play.
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Intense has been flat out AWESOME to work with. Quick response to emails and Phone calls. They underestimated the response they would get to this kit, but have done more than was necessary to take care of the delays. First Class Company!!!
Thanks Intense Racing!!
Thanks Intense Racing!!
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Originally Posted by Maverick
er... too bad changing a pulley isn't 'plug n play'. especially when you gotta take the supercharger out!
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Originally Posted by Maverick
er... too bad changing a pulley isn't 'plug n play'. especially when you gotta take the supercharger out!
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^^^^ Why not. You just need to go to the dyno, and fine tune the settings. Isn't intense looking for someone to help them out with an 04 redline? Maybe some incentive there on your part for providing the fine tune for them.
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I belive GM has just lost a lot of business. I thought that the staged kits were going to be flying off the shelves, not anymore. They might as well can stage 2 and just release the reflash. I'm so pissed at them. GM is so ******* slow with this ****. But now intense is going to have my money soon.
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I think its pretty common for there to be this kind of a wait. If I remember correctly SRT guys have quite a wait till mopar got around to releasing their kits.
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I think the stage kit is gonna be overpriced for what you get anyways. The only thing anyone on here really needs is the reflash. And everyones all worried about the warrenty. I have no data to prove this, but i think the stage kits are only covered under warrenty for 1 year...
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Originally Posted by IntenzHtrd
Agreed. I'm highly suspect of using a MAF translator. I'd wait for an engineered
solution like GM's kit that has a PCM. These guys have been known to scatter parts
all over a dragstrip.
solution like GM's kit that has a PCM. These guys have been known to scatter parts
all over a dragstrip.
nice first post...dont troll unless you got some proof...
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Originally Posted by Doc
stage 1 = $424.15 + 1 hour
stage 2 = $637.50 + 1.5 hours
stage 1 to 2 = $339.15 + 1 hour
what I heard from a birdie
stage 2 = $637.50 + 1.5 hours
stage 1 to 2 = $339.15 + 1 hour
what I heard from a birdie
i think what im gonna do (if gm releases it the stage one and there is an rpm increase) is get stage one anyways and keep my injectors and crap...bah, see, this is what being impatient does...hell, i could keep the maf-t and retune after the upgrade...
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Originally Posted by Dman
nice first post...dont troll unless you got some proof...
shows an unstable fuel curve. Who wants to run a boosted car lean?
My point that suggests waiting for a GM engineered solution is to wait for parts and a PCM
that solves the problem. If the aftermarket guys get into programming this application, (they've all dissed the GM 4cyl market so far so keep dreaming), then maybe these parts
can be properly supported.
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Originally Posted by Doc
stage 1 = $424.15 + 1 hour
stage 2 = $637.50 + 1.5 hours
stage 1 to 2 = $339.15 + 1 hour
what I heard from a birdie
stage 2 = $637.50 + 1.5 hours
stage 1 to 2 = $339.15 + 1 hour
what I heard from a birdie
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Originally Posted by IntenzHtrd
There's plently on "proof" at clubgp.com. But hey you'll only find a ton of guys that will agree with me on scattered parts. The fact remains that Intense's OWN dyno chart
shows an unstable fuel curve. Who wants to run a boosted car lean?
My point that suggests waiting for a GM engineered solution is to wait for parts and a PCM
that solves the problem. If the aftermarket guys get into programming this application, (they've all dissed the GM 4cyl market so far so keep dreaming), then maybe these parts
can be properly supported.
shows an unstable fuel curve. Who wants to run a boosted car lean?
My point that suggests waiting for a GM engineered solution is to wait for parts and a PCM
that solves the problem. If the aftermarket guys get into programming this application, (they've all dissed the GM 4cyl market so far so keep dreaming), then maybe these parts
can be properly supported.
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Originally Posted by IntenzHtrd
There's plently on "proof" at clubgp.com. But hey you'll only find a ton of guys that will agree with me on scattered parts. The fact remains that Intense's OWN dyno chart
shows an unstable fuel curve. Who wants to run a boosted car lean?
My point that suggests waiting for a GM engineered solution is to wait for parts and a PCM
that solves the problem. If the aftermarket guys get into programming this application, (they've all dissed the GM 4cyl market so far so keep dreaming), then maybe these parts
can be properly supported.
shows an unstable fuel curve. Who wants to run a boosted car lean?
My point that suggests waiting for a GM engineered solution is to wait for parts and a PCM
that solves the problem. If the aftermarket guys get into programming this application, (they've all dissed the GM 4cyl market so far so keep dreaming), then maybe these parts
can be properly supported.
Funny how Im looking forward to doing business with Intense based of feedback from the 3800 community . Please dont ruin this thread by continued responses dude , just move on
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Originally Posted by IntenzHtrd
The fact remains that Intense's OWN dyno chart
shows an unstable fuel curve. Who wants to run a boosted car lean?
shows an unstable fuel curve. Who wants to run a boosted car lean?
BTW. nice screenname. Welcome to CobaltSS.net
#73
So a year later.....any horror stories from Intense users so far? How does a GM Stage II car compare to an Intense Stage 4 car? Is stage II preferred as a daily driver as compared to Intense Staged kits? Has any concensus been reached?
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Wow, way to keep this thread alive. Ive got the old stg3 with the MAF-T. Its been about 9 months now and no problems. Im still in need of a custom tune badly. I dont drive the car in the winter, so I dont have to worry about it until spring.
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I have Stage 4 and I havn't had a problem....Other than a slipping belt, haha. I have the GM Stage 2 belt that I need to put on to take care of that issue. As far as the Intense vs. GM S2........The Intense kit makes much more power