Lingenfelter vs. Callaway Systems
06-06-2010, 08:50 PM
#101
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Hello,
I am new in here but just wanted to comment on the Calloway vs Ligenfelter and Edelbrock. I just bought a Grand Sport sc606 a week ago and love it. It is more than Ligenfelter but you have the dealer support thing with it. I don't believe the Edelbrock is intercooled either as both the other two are. My last car was an sl600 Rentech 625 hp little beast and the Callaway I think is faster. No buyers remorse here is what I am saying it runs perfect.
David
I am new in here but just wanted to comment on the Calloway vs Ligenfelter and Edelbrock. I just bought a Grand Sport sc606 a week ago and love it. It is more than Ligenfelter but you have the dealer support thing with it. I don't believe the Edelbrock is intercooled either as both the other two are. My last car was an sl600 Rentech 625 hp little beast and the Callaway I think is faster. No buyers remorse here is what I am saying it runs perfect.
David
06-06-2010, 08:53 PM
#102
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Power, sales/service, resale, etc...
Hello,
I am new in here but just wanted to comment on the Calloway vs Ligenfelter and Edelbrock. I just bought a Grand Sport sc606 a week ago and love it. It is more than Ligenfelter but you have the dealer support thing with it. I don't believe the Edelbrock is intercooled either as both the other two are. My last car was an sl600 Rentech 625 hp little beast and the Callaway I think is faster. No buyers remorse here is what I am saying it runs perfect.
David
I am new in here but just wanted to comment on the Calloway vs Ligenfelter and Edelbrock. I just bought a Grand Sport sc606 a week ago and love it. It is more than Ligenfelter but you have the dealer support thing with it. I don't believe the Edelbrock is intercooled either as both the other two are. My last car was an sl600 Rentech 625 hp little beast and the Callaway I think is faster. No buyers remorse here is what I am saying it runs perfect.
David
In a word, one might say, Callaway is Peerless
06-06-2010, 09:22 PM
#104
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I thought about this too. Buy a used ECM, drop it in, keep my stock parts and use a bolt on system. I baby cars, even if I like to go fast. Once ready to sell, I could drop my old ECM in place and go from there.
There is a Chevy dealer that does Callaway (and others) who has offered to do the similar setup at a fraction. I realize that it wouldnt say Callaway and wouldnt have the fit'n finish.....
Dizzy - - - Driving my wife nuts!!! Its ok - its a good thing
There is a Chevy dealer that does Callaway (and others) who has offered to do the similar setup at a fraction. I realize that it wouldnt say Callaway and wouldnt have the fit'n finish.....
Dizzy - - - Driving my wife nuts!!! Its ok - its a good thing
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06-06-2010, 09:41 PM
#105
Hello,
I am new in here but just wanted to comment on the Calloway vs Ligenfelter and Edelbrock. I just bought a Grand Sport sc606 a week ago and love it. It is more than Ligenfelter but you have the dealer support thing with it. I don't believe the Edelbrock is intercooled either as both the other two are. My last car was an sl600 Rentech 625 hp little beast and the Callaway I think is faster. No buyers remorse here is what I am saying it runs perfect.
David
I am new in here but just wanted to comment on the Calloway vs Ligenfelter and Edelbrock. I just bought a Grand Sport sc606 a week ago and love it. It is more than Ligenfelter but you have the dealer support thing with it. I don't believe the Edelbrock is intercooled either as both the other two are. My last car was an sl600 Rentech 625 hp little beast and the Callaway I think is faster. No buyers remorse here is what I am saying it runs perfect.
David
Are Callaway advertised horsepower numbers determined at the flywheel or at the rear wheel?
Last edited by Motorhead-47; 06-07-2010 at 02:35 PM.
08-26-2016, 08:34 PM
#106
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I am a Callaway owner. 2015 Z06. Callaway upgrade done in November 2015. 5000 miles at the time. Almost 8000 miles now. The beauty of this upgrade is the seamlessness of it. It looks as and runs like it was factory ony at 757 hp with hardware ans software to back it up. Im sold.
