APS, where's the post-Easter Single turbo system update?
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Originally Posted by zman1910
Great to hear Peter, looking forward to the GB; I'm in
Peter
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Originally Posted by redline350ZZ
If they can be cut off and not change the tone too much im all for it...
So car will be more quiet with Turbo and those resonators cut off????? I think im gonna call Injen 2 morrow
So car will be more quiet with Turbo and those resonators cut off????? I think im gonna call Injen 2 morrow
Peter
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Originally Posted by APS
The engine will be much quieter with the single turbo system installed, I believe you will be able to remove those 2 resonators and still have a very nice exhaust note.
Peter
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And all my money can go somewhere....
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Originally Posted by APS
Guys don't get too carried away as there's no way this single turbo package GB will be under $5k though the GB price will be very worthwhile, there also may be another nice surprise for you, no promises though.
Peter
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Originally Posted by phile
redline, are you going to get rid of the 3.917 ring and pinion with the turbo? As if 1st isn't short already for you :P
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Originally Posted by redline350ZZ
No I plan on seeing what happens.... then putting my Rally clutch back in because its not officially rated for anything over 300WHP(but if it holds it cool)...after that the car will be really hard to drive...... Im not sure what I will do...... because of the GEAR's ideally I only want 5PSI.... but I need to find a UNI-CHIP tuner.....Or trust Turbonetics over the counter tune for 5PSI and go with there kit..... should be an interesting year......
I need some rims and tires before I do anything...
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Since my last post, I've done a lot of figuring and what I figured out is that this kit is the way to go for me... period. I do have a few problems that I'm going to encounter with my current setup, so I still have a few questions I need answered... (one was answered already as I also have an Injen SES exhaust that I'm NOT willing to part with )
1) I, along with many others, currently are running aftermarket headers... Do you think they will/can withstand the stress of the turbo? Would you recommend going back to stock? My headers worked awesome on my N/A setup (and I know they would work well in a turbo application as well) but I'm concerned about the history of tubular manifolds and turbos...
2) I also have the Kinetix plenum which I have to decide whether or not I'm going to keep it and risk the chance of cracking it or do I swap it out for one of your TB plenums (I know what your answer is, Peter ) Has anybody here known of any V4 plenums that HAVE worked with an F/I setup? It is yet another thing that I don't want to part with unless I have to (12 whp on the dyno!)
1) I, along with many others, currently are running aftermarket headers... Do you think they will/can withstand the stress of the turbo? Would you recommend going back to stock? My headers worked awesome on my N/A setup (and I know they would work well in a turbo application as well) but I'm concerned about the history of tubular manifolds and turbos...
2) I also have the Kinetix plenum which I have to decide whether or not I'm going to keep it and risk the chance of cracking it or do I swap it out for one of your TB plenums (I know what your answer is, Peter ) Has anybody here known of any V4 plenums that HAVE worked with an F/I setup? It is yet another thing that I don't want to part with unless I have to (12 whp on the dyno!)
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Called Injen this morning and after talking with them I feel confident that removing the resonators to allow for a custom Y pipe will be a better idea than buying a new exhaust... the S/T will quiet the system enough to not make that much of a diffrence.....
GAME ON...
GAME ON...
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Originally Posted by redline350ZZ
Called Injen this morning and after talking with them I feel confident that removing the resonators to allow for a custom Y pipe will be a better idea than buying a new exhaust... the S/T will quiet the system enough to not make that much of a diffrence.....
GAME ON...
GAME ON...
#74
Originally Posted by 350Zteve
Do you have to remove the transmission to install that J pipe?
Originally Posted by 350Zteve
Also, what is the projected install time for this system?
Thanks
Peter
#75
Originally Posted by kosmic
Peter,
Could you reiterate if the APS ST will have a catalytic converter option and where in the system the cat would go?
Thanks
Could you reiterate if the APS ST will have a catalytic converter option and where in the system the cat would go?
Thanks
Thanks
Peter
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Originally Posted by SCRoadster
Peter,
Will the pipe from the RHS cylinder bank clear the AT tranny ?
Thx.
Will the pipe from the RHS cylinder bank clear the AT tranny ?
Thx.
Peter
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Originally Posted by GQ 350z
Speaking of the Injen dual exhaust , is Injen's piping size going to be big enough to suit the turbo setup?
On another note I got price quotes from 150.00 to 225.00 for this cutom Y pipe.... Depending on the materials you want to use....
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