Where in Seattle can i purchase and have them install a Stillen supercharger. Thanks! Oh how much is it?

 

I'm not sure but I think you should try www.garagespl.com They have most of the Skylines if not all in the Seattle area. VERY VERY cool guys. If you talk to them tell em that Big Matt with the White Maxima referred you. I don't know if they deal with Stillen per se' but they should be able to help you out either way.

 

You could try Pat at Beacon Automotive in Ballard. He does/did most of the maintainance work for the Skylines mentioned above and does alot of 300Z tt work. He is very familar w/ the Nissan family of cars/engines.

He is not cheap, but for this, you don't really want to scrimp.

Tell him Jeff Iwata sent you there. 206-706-4742

All I ask that you be upfront and polite if you drop my name.

BLKcat in Canada has his done by a shop for cheap but he said the stop severly underestimated the time and there was no way they could repeat that.

The install is fairly involved.

 

Hey Jeff!
I cCouldn't have said it any better!

My suggestion is to give these references above a call and talk it over with them. For myself I found two places that handled Vortech products. I settled on a speed shop that dealt with Vortech installations in alot of Mustangs up here. Experience pays in dividends! It cost me $600 Cdn in labour but alterwards I felt that it could have ended up closer to a grand. I would refer them to anybody that wants to install the kit up here as their workmanship speaks volumes. I've read of many other board members complaining of things coming apart but I've had mine installed since last year October and have had no major problems.

 

Hey BlkCat, how have you liked your superchager? One thing I like about the Maxima is its reliablity.

 

I agree with you there. Read in Automobile Magazine about how well it stood up after their long term test. With its fine looks and strong engine I decided to get one. I had my '98 Max since Aug. '97, fresh off the boat. The supercharger is niiiice! I think its a worthwhile investment, if you're planning to keep the car 'til it dies. I just haven't had time to perfect takeoffs yet. If I didn't install the Eibachs I'd be a real sleeper but I couldn't stand looking at the 4x4 wheel wells.