More Turbonetics Info (Cat Version Info)
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More Turbonetics Info (Cat Version Info)
Hey all just talked to Brad at Turbonetics...There have been a lot of questions in regards to the cat version of the kit. Well the cat version of the downpipe CAN be ordered by itself for those who got the base kit and are interested in switching when its time to smog. The part number is 21201 and is available now.
Also the G kit is still being R&D. Expect some install pics and numbers in the next week. Any more questions let me know. Oh for the 05s there is a car enroute to Turbonetics (05 flavor) to have the kit installed. Should't be long after that.
Also the G kit is still being R&D. Expect some install pics and numbers in the next week. Any more questions let me know. Oh for the 05s there is a car enroute to Turbonetics (05 flavor) to have the kit installed. Should't be long after that.
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Thanks for the updates MIA, greatly appreciated. Any word yet on how close the cat version will be to passing smog? I remember Brad saying that he wasn't sure on that yet.
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Originally Posted by GQ 350z
Thanks for the updates MIA, greatly appreciated. Any word yet on how close the cat version will be to passing smog? I remember Brad saying that he wasn't sure on that yet.
Take it easy and tahnks again.
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Correction I talked to Brad and he thinks it should pass the sniffer fine. I am going to try and get my hands on one in the next week or two and go hit my buddies sniffer and see what I get.
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Glad to hear Turbonetics is doing alot of R&D on their new stuff. Their kit sounds the best of all FI applications I've heard. You know they'll have an upgrade path in the future. We need some more vids MIAPLAYA. The audio in your first couple clips doesn't do the kit justice.
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Originally Posted by theking
Glad to hear Turbonetics is doing alot of R&D on their new stuff. Their kit sounds the best of all FI applications I've heard. You know they'll have an upgrade path in the future. We need some more vids MIAPLAYA. The audio in your first couple clips doesn't do the kit justice.
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keep us updated on the G35 kit - I'm interested to see how the intake design and the airflow problems are addressed (ie dual inlets to vent air to intercooler, etc) - can't wait to see some finalized pics!
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Originally Posted by bwzabodyn
keep us updated on the G35 kit - I'm interested to see how the intake design and the airflow problems are addressed (ie dual inlets to vent air to intercooler, etc) - can't wait to see some finalized pics!
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Originally Posted by Phatmitzu
Any before/after dyno of the non-cat and cat version?
How much is the cat version downpipe?
Im thinking about putting a cat on mine...it stinks too much.
How much is the cat version downpipe?
Im thinking about putting a cat on mine...it stinks too much.
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I'm very curious about the details as well. I know a lot of people ***** about CARB, but the fact is, some states are actually even more strict. Sure, we don't have to deal with the stupidity of only installing exempt products, but we have to smog test *every* year. Anything without a cat is just too much of a pain for most of us.
The boost level and hp/tq numbers for the system with the cat would be great info.
The boost level and hp/tq numbers for the system with the cat would be great info.
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MIAPLAYA ... I think I know the answer to this question before I ask it. But here goes:
1-Will my Kinetic Hi Flo cats work with the TN Cat version downpipe???
2-Also, is the Cat Version quieter than the base version?
1-Will my Kinetic Hi Flo cats work with the TN Cat version downpipe???
2-Also, is the Cat Version quieter than the base version?
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Originally Posted by jazz z1
MIAPLAYA ... I think I know the answer to this question before I ask it. But here goes:
1-Will my Kinetic Hi Flo cats work with the TN Cat version downpipe???
2-Also, is the Cat Version quieter than the base version?
1-Will my Kinetic Hi Flo cats work with the TN Cat version downpipe???
2-Also, is the Cat Version quieter than the base version?
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OK I just talked to Mossy Performance who also has a Turbonetics kit on their Z. I am going to take the cat downpipe to them this week. They will get it on their car and roll for the emissions dyno sometime next week and I'll try to get some video of it. They also have some dyno time set up at a Dynapack dyno to get numbers with and without as well as some numbers before and after the Motordyne IsoThermal Plenum spacer. SO in the next week I should have a lot more info. I'll post pics of the pipe tonight for you guys.
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Emissions testing for this system need does need to be conducted. For any states such as Arizona using the IM 240 test it is more complicated and difficult to pass than just an idle test. During the IM 240 test, the subject test vehicle is driven on the dynamometer for a period of 240 seconds (4 minutes) at speeds varying between zero MPH and 57.6 MPH.
To be meaningful for these states actual IM 240 results are needed. Many people myself included cannot afford to install a system that cannot pass local emissions testing.
To be meaningful for these states actual IM 240 results are needed. Many people myself included cannot afford to install a system that cannot pass local emissions testing.