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Welcome aboard and congratulations!

Absolutely Yes!!...Matter of fact two of my friends and my brother got one after convincing them to drive one.

in a year?

Now that's more like it [emoji106] Sent from my SM-G960U using Tapatalk

You guys need to enjoy your Stingers more [rockon]

There was a prototype a Korean company was working on for the Stinger. Have yet to see any updates.

Have thought of getting it vinyl wrapped? it's not hard to remove it to have it done.

More importantly what was the OTD price? That's what determines if you are really getting hosed or not.

Have been using my ryobi for 3 years and still going strong. Echo what jatleson said, the fitting on it are standard size so upgrading is easy. I also upgrade the hose (longer-50ft) and also the gun (mtm) also added quick connects to make setting up easier.

Welcome aboard and congratulations! Also a Z owner too, Z32

I understand that on a factory setup, there is a lower chance of detonation using a lower octane fuel. Also I did not state that using a lower octane fuel will cause detonation on the Stinger, I stated that a lower octane fuel has a tendency to detonate on any engine, especially on higher...

Correct. A lower octane fuel has a tendency to detonate on a forced induction, high compression engine, like the one on the Stinger. That is why a higher octane fuel is recommended on force induction setups. So yes, technically, the Stinger has a map/tune for 93 octane.

Basing it on the initial Lap3 chip, that is the topic of this thread.

I just leave it inside the car, when I wash it.

I like it and it works well for me.

It will not void it and yes it can be removed without leaving any trace. That being said, I would not recommend this piggyback for the 3.3 as there were reports of issues with it from early adopters, most have moved on to other brands. A quick search here will get you the info you need.

Looks pretty good and sounds great. I was going to ask about all the water around the engine bay, since your profile says you are in AZ, but then saw your are in PA. 3.3Turbo4me That is something that most intakes require you to do. Need to cut around 1/4 inch of the hose so it doesn't kink...

Excellent. Thanks for clearing it up.

Just crossed a year of ownership last 02/09/19 and currently have 19.6k miles, no issues so far.