Turbonetics G35 kits in/installs in progress
09-05-2005, 09:41 PM
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which are you referring too, we did three in the last two weeks. This 04 pictured will be in Sport Z magazines next issue.
We didn't do a before and after on the plenum but a/f was normal for the kit. We also took another G with the kit to 12lbs with no a/f change..that surprised me.
We didn't do a before and after on the plenum but a/f was normal for the kit. We also took another G with the kit to 12lbs with no a/f change..that surprised me.
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09-06-2005, 06:52 AM
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I am also interested in which exhausts you are all using. I'm not crazy about how my NISMO exhaust sounds now with this kit installed. It used to sound sweet now it just sort of grunts and never gets to the sweet notes.
09-09-2005, 02:23 PM
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Tanabe Super Medalion Hyper was the exhaust we went with. It sounds way different from the Injen that I came from. It's much more quite. It does look like an excellent exhaust system and bolted right up with the turbo.
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09-09-2005, 11:35 PM
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Originally Posted by BRING IT
How safe is it @12lbs for a everyday driver?
09-09-2005, 11:45 PM
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Originally Posted by accordfreak
were you able to get pictures of the OEM A/C lines side by side with the turbonetics one?
ut when the TN G kit is available it will include an a/c that is about 4" longer and take away the guess work.
09-09-2005, 11:50 PM
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Originally Posted by taurran
Did the SSV make any more power with the ST? So far I've been waiting on hearing the results but have yet to see any.
This calculation is based on a comparison to our shop Z with stock plenum and power data at various boost levels.
You got a PM......
09-10-2005, 07:58 PM
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No and there is two takes on this a/c line issue. One G we ran the stock line under the turbo and back for a clean look, this failed due to heat from turbo down pipe. The other we ran the oem line to the left side top of the turbo and have had no problems. This can be tricky b
ut when the TN G kit is available it will include an a/c that is about 4" longer and take away the guess work.
ut when the TN G kit is available it will include an a/c that is about 4" longer and take away the guess work.
hmm that's interesting. thanks for the reply. so you had to bend the oem hard line in order to make room for the downpipe?
in the picture below, did you bent both sides that's circled in yellow? if so, how was it bent? top one bent to the left and the bottom one bent upwards?
thanks for your help!
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Originally Posted by AmyCroft
Insulation of Turbo
I hope you guy's are putting an Insulation Blanket on theose turbo's. Ya gota have AC...
Cheers Amy
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I hope you guy's are putting an Insulation Blanket on theose turbo's. Ya gota have AC...
Cheers Amy
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