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Old 10-25-2012, 06:53 PM
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Thanks for the info Sasha, I never though about just purchasing the larger a/r housing down the road. What would I be looking at in canadian dollars taxes in for the full twin scroll kit with 6766 T4 1.0 a/r...minus the uprev licence since i already have one.
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Originally Posted by Qtip350z
Thanks for the info Sasha, I never though about just purchasing the larger a/r housing down the road. What would I be looking at in canadian dollars taxes in for the full twin scroll kit with 6766 T4 1.0 a/r...minus the uprev licence since i already have one.
PM'd.

There hasn't been all that much interest in this kit to be honest. But I would be more than happy to build you one this winter. My car will be up on the hoist anyway, so it is no big deal. The 370z twin scroll stuff though has been crazy, and is keeping me very busy.

I will be making the switch from mid moun to the twin scroll this winter as well. Also looking at making a 3.5" down pipe for this, because the engine will be built at some point...when I have time to work on my own car.
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Just read this thread for like the 10th time, Im psyched!
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Originally Posted by TRYNALIVEPRO
Just read this thread for like the 10th time, Im psyched!
Your won't be disappointed.
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Originally Posted by Boosted Performance
Your won't be disappointed.
Unless you like to spend too much money and get an inferior product. Then you will be disappointed in this awesome product at a great price.
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PM'd... Also interested in a larger downpipe. I've running a 3" true dual in prep for twins but willing to hack something together to accommodate a 3.5 or 4" downpipe into a reversed y pipe. I'd go straight single but I love the look of this one and the tone, hoping it will still be sweet with the ST. Basically wanting to make the most hp the setup will allow... with a built motor.

Thanks

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Originally Posted by Robs_350Z
PM'd... Also interested in a larger downpipe. I've running a 3" true dual in prep for twins but willing to hack something together to accommodate a 3.5 or 4" downpipe into a reversed y pipe. I'd go straight single but I love the look of this one and the tone, hoping it will still be sweet with the ST. Basically wanting to make the most hp the setup will allow... with a built motor.

Thanks

Adding a larger than 3" downpipe won't really help. The downpipe isn't long enough to add any measurable backpressure unless you are going to run a huge turbo. With a 6765 it won't be needed. Waste of time and energy.

You should run an exhaust cutout for the most power and free flow right off the turbo.
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I wasn't sure of the diameter of outlet on the turbo.
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Originally Posted by Robs_350Z
I wasn't sure of the diameter of outlet on the turbo.
3" vband

They don't get bigger until you buy a huge turbo with a large hotside.
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Time for a bit of an update on this kit. Trying to make the best ST kit out on the market better is a challenge .

Today I managed to fit a 6766 T4 1.0 a/r twin scroll turbo with the S ported compressor cover beside the transmission on the passenger side:





New oil pump location:



I have an air filter on the way, so I can fit it on the compressor cover. There is enough room and this will work out perfect:



Of course clearance is not an issue:



A lot of room between the hot pipes and the transmission:



Sendting this one out to a customer (it will be loud):



Built on the car (since I do not have jigs for this kit yet)...no fittment issues :






I think that this opens up the door for Garrett turbos as well....like say GTX4294R...with the right filter. I would have to confirm this though..but do have a good feeling about it fitting there.

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Wow that's a tight fit - great work! I am partial to Garrett turbo over Precision so good to hear that you can squeeze the new gtx turbos in there.
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sasha do you think you could make that new setup work with a open flange and qsv? eliminating a bunch of tubing i could see as beneficial especially since i was considering a 4 inch side exit exhuast. adapting that thing to my setup would definitely have some advantages lol like it alot better.

mayby wastegate tube by the turbo moved to the left some and have them merge over there or something, just lemme know

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Sasha I love that you keep making the kits better every time I look at your threads... I can't wait to get my very own!
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Top notch as always!
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Great kit Cant wait for taxes to arrive to order one for me !!!!
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Now that's a a nice size turbo. In the Jay Z world those turbo's make some darn good power. Interesting to see this.....
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Originally Posted by jerryd87
sasha do you think you could make that new setup work with a open flange and qsv? eliminating a bunch of tubing i could see as beneficial especially since i was considering a 4 inch side exit exhuast. adapting that thing to my setup would definitely have some advantages lol like it alot better.

mayby wastegate tube by the turbo moved to the left some and have them merge over there or something, just lemme know
Not sure if there is enough room to merger the two banks that far back of the flange. It really is a tight fit, and I am not sure there would be enough room left for the QSV either.
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ahhhh thats too bad im sure ill be able to figure something out, gotta figure out where to have the 4 inch exhuast dump out.
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Looking good Sasha. y G37 needs boost. Just got a new job and hope to start banking again. Might have to fly you down here to build a kit for my ride. Keep up the good work.

-Chris
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Originally Posted by CRIDDA
Looking good Sasha. y G37 needs boost. Just got a new job and hope to start banking again. Might have to fly you down here to build a kit for my ride. Keep up the good work.

-Chris
Chris, the 370z kit should fit just fine on your G37. It is the same kit as you see in this thread...a twin scroll single.


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