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      05-21-2014, 07:33 PM   #1
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*NEW* Gintani Stage 1 Introductory Supercharger Kit



We recently introduced our new Gintani Stage 1 Supercharger Kit at Bimmerfest. This is an entry level kit which we are incredibly excited to release! After Bimmerfest 2014, we noticed a large interest and positive response from enthusiasts so we have decided to offer an introductory special!

E9X M3 Stage 1 *New Introductory Kit*

Stage 1: 5 psi (Approximately 550 HP/380 TQ)


Kit Includes:
•Vortech V3 Si Trim supercharger
•Black Hard Anodized CnC Supercharger Bracket
•Supercharger discharge pipe (powder coated) with blow off valve
•Intake manifold (Available in custom colors)
•Eight High Flow Fuel Injectors
•Spark Plugs
•Eight Rib CnC machined crank pulley (Hard andonized)
•Eight Rib idler pulley/Rib tensioner pulley
•AFE Air Filter
•Steel braided oil cooler lines
•Three silicone couplers
•Custom ECU Remapping
•Miscellaneous hardware





















5/24/2014 - Our 2nd car equipped with the new Stage 1 Supercharger Kit:







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Thank you to Robert for the helpful dyno information:

Car and Modifications:
  • 2012 BMW M3
  • Gintani Stage-1 Supercharger Kit (non-intercooled)
  • 4.55 PSI Boost (Verified)
  • Stock Exhaust
  • 91 Octane
  • DCT
Conditions (Dynojet Weather Station):
  • Temperature:: 74.72 degrees F
  • Atmospheric pressure: 29.12 inHg
  • Humidity: 35%
  • Density Altitude: 3254 Ft.
  • SAE Correction: 1.015
  • STD Correction: 1.043
  • Uncorrected: 1.000
Results:
  • SAE Corrected: 466whp @ 8090 RPM, 311wtq @ 7060 RPM
  • STD Corrected: 476whp, 317wtq
  • Uncorrected: 460whp, 306wtq
Dyno Database:Graphs:
SAE Correction:


STD Correction:


Uncorrected:


Engine Vital Statistics:


For pricing, please refer to this thread: http://www.m3post.com/forums/showthread.php?t=988626

Thank you!


*After a company meeting, we have decided to name the introductory kit Stage 1. Our Stage 2 Kit will only be offered at 7.5 psi, but if a customer would like to run only 6.5 psi - it will still be available.

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      05-21-2014, 07:45 PM   #2
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I would love this Kit.

Keep up the good work!
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      05-21-2014, 08:25 PM   #3
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      05-21-2014, 08:52 PM   #4
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Very nice
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      05-21-2014, 09:48 PM   #5
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Any thoughts on pushing that air filter a little back to get rid of the nasty kink in the intake? And is this kit easily upgradable? Will i need to replace the entire manifold similar to the ESS kits or can i slide in the heat exchanger into the existing manifold similar to the VF kits? I'm very interested.
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      05-21-2014, 09:51 PM   #6
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Sweet, But stage 0? that dont sound cool. really like the charger filter not b n down there in the rain and dirt.
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      05-21-2014, 10:01 PM   #7
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so if stage 0 is 5psi, does that make my VT1-535 that runs 4.5psi a stage -1!?
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      05-21-2014, 10:44 PM   #8
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Any thoughts on pushing that air filter a little back to get rid of the nasty kink in the intake? And is this kit easily upgradable? Will i need to replace the entire manifold similar to the ESS kits or can i slide in the heat exchanger into the existing manifold similar to the VF kits? I'm very interested.
We have tested the intake pipe plenty of times all the way up to 22 psi with the filter on and off. There was no difference. We know the pipe looks to have a kink, but there is a big open space inside. I'll try to take a picture when I have a chance in the office tomorrow.

Yes, you can upgrade this kit to any of our higher level kits. We will have an exchange program where we exchange your Stage 0 manifold for our intercool'ed manifold. We cannot slide in an air-to-liquid cooler into the manifold as it is welded.
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      05-21-2014, 10:50 PM   #9
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We have tested the intake pipe plenty of times all the way up to 22 psi with the filter on and off. There was no difference. We know the pipe looks to have a kink, but there is a big open space inside. I'll try to take a picture when I have a chance in the office tomorrow.

Yes, you can upgrade this kit to any of our higher level kits. We will have an exchange program where we exchange your Stage 0 manifold for our intercool'ed manifold. We cannot slide in an air-to-liquid cooler into the manifold as it is welded.


One more question: what about rain coming throught the hood vent saturating the filter? and how soon ready to ship?
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      05-21-2014, 11:27 PM   #11
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Holy damn that stage 0 is tempting. Wow.
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      05-22-2014, 03:31 AM   #12
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We have tested the intake pipe plenty of times all the way up to 22 psi with the filter on and off. There was no difference. We know the pipe looks to have a kink, but there is a big open space inside. I'll try to take a picture when I have a chance in the office tomorrow.

Yes, you can upgrade this kit to any of our higher level kits. We will have an exchange program where we exchange your Stage 0 manifold for our intercool'ed manifold. We cannot slide in an air-to-liquid cooler into the manifold as it is welded.
I totally trust the engineering from Gintani. But it looks like theres room for a slightly bigger radius curve. Either way i will be buying this. When will these be available for shipment? How long is the special for? Any before/after dyno charts?
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Looking nice and at a good price.

In for some Dynos!
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      05-22-2014, 09:37 AM   #14
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One more question: what about rain coming throught the hood vent saturating the filter? and how soon ready to ship?
The filter is located in front of the vent so rain cannot get to it. We are taking orders now and will be ready in 2-3 weeks for us to ship out.

Once I can get everything rolling here at Gintani, we will begin stocking our SC kits so that orders will be ready to ship the next day over. Gintani is making a lot of changes internally to become more efficient and cater to our customers quicker and better!

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Holy damn that stage 0 is tempting. Wow.
I will shoot you a PM when I am in the office later today. I personally drove this car for a good 45 minutes and was absolutely stunned how well it performs! I was in bumper-to-bumper traffic on Sunset Blvd, an open stretch of freeway on the 405, and regular traffic near our shop so I was able to test drive the car in all the different situations our customers will experience. Car drove like a stock car, but with so much more power! It was a phenomenal car and almost made me think I should sell my E46 M3 for an E90 M3.

Here is a picture of me waiting behind a BMW i8 in bumper-to-bumper traffic in Brentwood/Pacific Palisades area:



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I totally trust the engineering from Gintani. But it looks like theres room for a slightly bigger radius curve. Either way i will be buying this. When will these be available for shipment? How long is the special for? Any before/after dyno charts?
We are taking orders now and will be ready to ship out in 2-3 weeks, MAX. The special will be available until the end of summer. I am very excited that my bosses have allowed me to offer the M3post community such amazing pricing! I am going to post a before/after dyno from our Dyno Dynamics today when I step into the office. The Stage 0 makes +90-95 whp / +60-65 wtq.

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Looking nice and at a good price.

In for some Dynos!
Will post it later today, thank you for the kind words!
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Any testing in warm humid temps (Atlanta) without the cooler? I would love to slap one of these on my car but I'm concerned about that.
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I want one but I too worry about living in a place that is consistently 90 degress or better w/ 90% humiditiy.


From the looks of it it looks like you can re-route the charge piping and I could actually mount a FMIC with this..... Hmmmmmmm
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I want one but I too worry about living in a place that is consistently 90 degress or better w/ 90% humiditiy.


From the looks of it it looks like you can re-route the charge piping and I could actually mount a FMIC with this..... Hmmmmmmm
May as well just buy the bigger cooled kit then right? I'm sure they would sell you the bigger kit w/ a lower boost pulley.
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May as well just buy the bigger cooled kit then right? I'm sure they would sell you the bigger kit w/ a lower boost pulley.
I don't care for liquid to air intercoolers. I like simplifying things. This kit should work well as is, but it would be nice to custom fab an intercooler for later if wanted.

May need to change the crank pulley to adjust for the loss running through an intercooler though. We'll see. Fuggin priorities man...Always killing the fun I want to have
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I don't care for liquid to air intercoolers. I like simplifying things. This kit should work well as is, but it would be nice to custom fab an intercooler for later if wanted.

May need to change the crank pulley to adjust for the loss running through an intercooler though. We'll see. Fuggin priorities man...Always killing the fun I want to have
Out of curiosity where do you reside with those temps and humidity? Looks rather close to my forecast. I know ESS tested their non-cooled kits in AZ without issue but I never felt warm and fuzzy about that replicating the humidity factor.
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Out of curiosity where do you reside with those temps and humidity? Looks rather close to my forecast. I know ESS tested their non-cooled kits in AZ without issue but I never felt warm and fuzzy about that replicating the humidity factor.
Yeah AZ is dry heat, I live in FL... It's humid every day. Heavy damp air.
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Wow! Very aggressive pricing. This makes my decision for the ESS 550 kit a lot harder as this is over 1k less. Do you offer installation for locals?
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