VQ37VHR Supercharger install

Wiring up the fueling components

The instructions provided by CJ Motorsports are thorough with images and cover the install end to end. Here we’re verifying we didn’t miss anything before moving on.
We did have some questions along the way and Charles from CJM was extremely responsive both before and after our purchase. That billet top hat looks really good.
We pin out the electrical connections to use with the new external tank connector on the billet top hat.
With the fuel tank components generally sussed out we place the new assembly back in the tank.
One of the recommendations from Soho Motorspots was using the Spal fan harness to power our upgraded fuel pump. Shown is the larger 8 gauge yellow wire. Not shown is the red power wire that we’ll be running to the battery.
We finish splicing the wires from our Spal harness into the factory connector to provide power to our new fueling system. We wanted to ensure our new pump had plenty of juice and we didn’t want to over draw current through the factory wiring.

8 comments

  1. Will the O2 sensors provide a useful measurement for tuning purposes being so far out of the exhaust stream?

      1. Oh, I didn’t realize those were the secondary oxygen sensors. Makes sense. Thanks for the clarification.

    1. Depending on your tuner and the type of ECU you’re using (UpRev/Ecutek) and what kind of tune you need your tuner can use information from the MAF’s for tuning. Since the fueling system was dramatically upgraded, we added forced induction and we went with the Air to Air intercooler a wideband O2 gave our tuner a precise measurement of the air/fuel ratio. Apparently there’s a lot of turbulence in the intake pipe with forced induction which skewes the air/fuel reading from the MAF’s

      Apologies for not taking a picture of the O2 sensor wired up for tuning with the wide band O2 sensor into the test pipe. It was one of those things missed in a hectic day. You were right and you did see just the factory O2 sensors.

  2. Loving this project. I have a G37s 6M sedan and would love more power. My brother had a G35 sedan and after I beat him, he went and got a Q50 redsport off Copart for 12k with 215 miles. While I love the power of the Q50, I hate the automatic transmission. Can you give an estimate of how much this project will cost? I know the kit is about 5k.

  3. The Air to Air kit from Soho with the Vortech supercharger is $6,500.

    https://sohomotorsports.com/collections/g37/products/soho-motorsports-a2a-supercharger-kit

    Then there’s the fueling that we sourced from CJ Motorsports. Off memory I think that was under $2k.

    https://cj-motorsports.com/

    In total I think everything was right around $10k.

    I know what you mean about the stock automatic transmission. When we first had UpRev tune the car before the supercharger the increased line pressure they achieved really improved the transmission shifting. I’ve read similar improvements with the Ecutek ECU that we now have. We took things a step further and went with a level 10 transmission. It just grips and rips.

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