443rwhp with an APS TT on Zippy Car
I just picked up Zippy Car with a new APS TT system in her from GRD in Naperville, IL. I now have 443rwhp! Up from 275rwhp! Yee Haa! The power comes on so smooth, so quite, so sweetly that you get that giddy feeling of excitement every time you hit the accelerator. I was spinning the tires in 4th gear just hitting the gas to pass! Christmas has definitely come early!
This was a BIG decision and I was very nervous going in, but he guys at GRD are great. Tuan, Irshad, Earl, Bill and the rest of the gang made me feel very comfortable about choosing them. I did a lot of research before choosing the APS (Air Power Systems) Twin Turbo system. They have by far the best TT package available. Of course you get what you pay for and while not the lowest price system, it is the most complete dollar for dollar when you compare it to the competition. In the beginning I was going to go Super Charger, but after many sleepless nights doing my homework, I chose to go the turbo route. Then the choices were very easy. APS is simply the best. Check out their web site: They have the best information of any MFG out there.
http://www.**************/350z/350z.htm
Also check out Genesis Racing Development:
http://www.grdperformance.com/
Also these are some good links for those of you looking for TT or FI info:
http://www.350zmotoring.com/forums/s...threadid=17075
http://www.350zmotoring.com/forums/s...&threadid=9955
If you have any more Q’s just PM me.
This was a BIG decision and I was very nervous going in, but he guys at GRD are great. Tuan, Irshad, Earl, Bill and the rest of the gang made me feel very comfortable about choosing them. I did a lot of research before choosing the APS (Air Power Systems) Twin Turbo system. They have by far the best TT package available. Of course you get what you pay for and while not the lowest price system, it is the most complete dollar for dollar when you compare it to the competition. In the beginning I was going to go Super Charger, but after many sleepless nights doing my homework, I chose to go the turbo route. Then the choices were very easy. APS is simply the best. Check out their web site: They have the best information of any MFG out there.
http://www.**************/350z/350z.htm
Also check out Genesis Racing Development:
http://www.grdperformance.com/
Also these are some good links for those of you looking for TT or FI info:
http://www.350zmotoring.com/forums/s...threadid=17075
http://www.350zmotoring.com/forums/s...&threadid=9955
If you have any more Q’s just PM me.
Last edited by ZippyCar; Dec 20, 2004 at 09:06 PM.
Originally posted by 350ed
How did you have 275rwhp before?
Modified internals I hope?
Sounds fun
How did you have 275rwhp before?
Modified internals I hope?
Sounds fun
I kept boost at 8psi and played with a little timing and fuel from the map that I did for our Z. I'd say its a fairly conservative tune because his car really wanted to make more power. I didn't want to push the motor further.
I'd like to also note for those that aren't familiar with APS dyno (DynoDynamics) that their's tends to read lower than our dynapack.
Tuan Nguyen
www.grdperformance.com
Regret ??????
Yes
not 1st but 2nd , 3rd Day of installation of my APS kit
I'm regret why I'm buying this kit Just Supercharger + Little nitrous is more fun to Install and Drive.....
But after Installation of my APS I'm Very Happy>>>>>
Yes
not 1st but 2nd , 3rd Day of installation of my APS kit
I'm regret why I'm buying this kit Just Supercharger + Little nitrous is more fun to Install and Drive.....
But after Installation of my APS I'm Very Happy>>>>>
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Nice job Zippy Car!! Can't wait to see you and your car out at the track next year. You are going to put a hurting on those Z06's!
Oh yeah, zippy, your going to have to change your sig!!
Oh yeah, zippy, your going to have to change your sig!!
Last edited by zillinois; Dec 21, 2004 at 02:08 AM.
Zippy,
Congrats!! That's probably where I'll go for my APS.
Why not wait for the internals and install all at once? Wouldn't that of saved you quite a bit on installation? How much was your install? Did you have anything else installed with the APS? Timer, gauges, anything?
Congrats!! That's probably where I'll go for my APS.
Why not wait for the internals and install all at once? Wouldn't that of saved you quite a bit on installation? How much was your install? Did you have anything else installed with the APS? Timer, gauges, anything?
Thanks guys
and to GRD. I will be getting the DYNO print-out soon, so you all can see. I have one, but all you can see is the base line. I have the Defi d guages installed. Boost, EGT, Fuel Psi. Not as nice as the BF series, but they will do nicely and since they are mounted on the piller, I like the smaller size. I am very happy with my decision.
Next up: APS plenum and Bottom end Project.
and to GRD. I will be getting the DYNO print-out soon, so you all can see. I have one, but all you can see is the base line. I have the Defi d guages installed. Boost, EGT, Fuel Psi. Not as nice as the BF series, but they will do nicely and since they are mounted on the piller, I like the smaller size. I am very happy with my decision. Next up: APS plenum and Bottom end Project.
Originally posted by ZippyCar
To see the dyno chart click here:
http://www.grdperformance.com/upload...yapstt8psi.jpg
To see the dyno chart click here:
http://www.grdperformance.com/upload...yapstt8psi.jpg

I know I keep beating this to death...but hopefully someone will post a dynojet so we can compare to the Greddy kits that are our there.
i thought these load based dynos were supposed to be better at simulating real world conditions? That thing doesnt have enough load to make full boost before 5000 RPM...
If I didnt know better from looking at board member jeff's dynojet graph, I would of thought the APS kit would drive horrible... but as I said, I know better from seeing jeff's graph and noted that the APS kit actually has superior turbo response characteristics to the Greddy kit.
Your peak torque numbers would probably be greater if that dyno let you hit full boost sooner.
Ill let you run your car on my Dynojet for free if you like, just cause I would like to see what an APS kit does on a stock engine in person... so far the only APS install we are doing is on a built motor
This would allow us to take the graphs and overlay them in the dyno software and then we could show the world the most fair comparison available.
If I didnt know better from looking at board member jeff's dynojet graph, I would of thought the APS kit would drive horrible... but as I said, I know better from seeing jeff's graph and noted that the APS kit actually has superior turbo response characteristics to the Greddy kit.
Your peak torque numbers would probably be greater if that dyno let you hit full boost sooner.
Ill let you run your car on my Dynojet for free if you like, just cause I would like to see what an APS kit does on a stock engine in person... so far the only APS install we are doing is on a built motor

This would allow us to take the graphs and overlay them in the dyno software and then we could show the world the most fair comparison available.
How many PSI of Boost???
Cause we don't have Dyno at our Island
no other choice so I'm used GTech Pro.
read 290HP , 286tq and I ran 12.428 at 1/4
I get APS TT kit with 57 kpa Boost
Cause we don't have Dyno at our Island
no other choice so I'm used GTech Pro.
read 290HP , 286tq and I ran 12.428 at 1/4
I get APS TT kit with 57 kpa Boost
Originally posted by ZippyCar
To see the dyno chart click here:
http://www.grdperformance.com/upload...yapstt8psi.jpg
To see the dyno chart click here:
http://www.grdperformance.com/upload...yapstt8psi.jpg
Peter
Originally posted by ZippyCar
I just picked up Zippy Car with a new APS TT system in her from GRD in Naperville, IL. I now have 443rwhp! Up from 275rwhp! Yee Haa! The power comes on so smooth, so quite, so sweetly that you get that giddy feeling of excitement every time you hit the accelerator.
If you have any more Q’s just PM me.
I just picked up Zippy Car with a new APS TT system in her from GRD in Naperville, IL. I now have 443rwhp! Up from 275rwhp! Yee Haa! The power comes on so smooth, so quite, so sweetly that you get that giddy feeling of excitement every time you hit the accelerator.
If you have any more Q’s just PM me.
Thanks
Peter



