APS TT kit question?
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APS TT kit question?
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im planing to install an APS TT kit on my 350z with 2.5" test pipe and 2.5" exhaust system , APS plenum.. so,,
1. what is the rwhp can i get with 8 psi and 98 octane?
2. is the 8 psi is the safe boost for standard engine at these octane ?
3. should i put 2,5" test pipes and exhaust or 3.5" test pipes and 3" exhaust to the best performance ?
im planing to install an APS TT kit on my 350z with 2.5" test pipe and 2.5" exhaust system , APS plenum.. so,,
1. what is the rwhp can i get with 8 psi and 98 octane?
2. is the 8 psi is the safe boost for standard engine at these octane ?
3. should i put 2,5" test pipes and exhaust or 3.5" test pipes and 3" exhaust to the best performance ?
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1st do you have a unichip tuner near you?
1) approximately 400 rwhp
2) yes
3) see first statement. The 3.5 TP's and 3" exhaust will have you boosting at 10-12 psi. So you need a tuner with a dyno to set your boost for stock block.
1) approximately 400 rwhp
2) yes
3) see first statement. The 3.5 TP's and 3" exhaust will have you boosting at 10-12 psi. So you need a tuner with a dyno to set your boost for stock block.
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yes i have an APS dealer near to me .. so he can tune my car
but i need the safe side boost 8 psi .. so can i use the 3.5" tp and the 3" exhaust or not or i will get a lose in the power and using the 2.5 tp and exhaust is better ..
but i need the safe side boost 8 psi .. so can i use the 3.5" tp and the 3" exhaust or not or i will get a lose in the power and using the 2.5 tp and exhaust is better ..
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yes 98 octane .. we have 3 kinds of octanes 93 , 95 , and 98 ..
but you didnt tell me about the test pipes can i use the 3.5" and 3" exhaust with out loosing power at 8 psi ..
but you didnt tell me about the test pipes can i use the 3.5" and 3" exhaust with out loosing power at 8 psi ..
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Originally Posted by telcom
yes 98 octane .. we have 3 kinds of octanes 93 , 95 , and 98 ..
but you didnt tell me about the test pipes can i use the 3.5" and 3" exhaust with out loosing power at 8 psi ..
but you didnt tell me about the test pipes can i use the 3.5" and 3" exhaust with out loosing power at 8 psi ..
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The 2.5" setup is more than enough for a stock block. It will flow to mid 500's. You can get the big pipes and exhaust if you like, but realistically, it won't make a difference other than sound/appearance. Your tuner will be the determining factor on what HP you will have. If you want more, just have him up the boost.
I think the comparison of gasoline overseas has been discussed. 98 oct that he is referring to would be comparable to our premium (92/93 oct).
I think the comparison of gasoline overseas has been discussed. 98 oct that he is referring to would be comparable to our premium (92/93 oct).
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Originally Posted by Zivman
The 2.5" setup is more than enough for a stock block. It will flow to mid 500's. You can get the big pipes and exhaust if you like, but realistically, it won't make a difference other than sound/appearance. Your tuner will be the determining factor on what HP you will have. If you want more, just have him up the boost.
I think the comparison of gasoline overseas has been discussed. 98 oct that he is referring to would be comparable to our premium (92/93 oct).
I think the comparison of gasoline overseas has been discussed. 98 oct that he is referring to would be comparable to our premium (92/93 oct).
i really hate arguing and convincing people...i went ahead and did a little questioning here and there..our 98oct is not like your 92/93 octane...our 98octane is actualy 98 octane..
thank you
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Originally Posted by Zivman
The 2.5" setup is more than enough for a stock block. It will flow to mid 500's. You can get the big pipes and exhaust if you like, but realistically, it won't make a difference other than sound/appearance. Your tuner will be the determining factor on what HP you will have. If you want more, just have him up the boost.
I think the comparison of gasoline overseas has been discussed. 98 oct that he is referring to would be comparable to our premium (92/93 oct).
I think the comparison of gasoline overseas has been discussed. 98 oct that he is referring to would be comparable to our premium (92/93 oct).
The 3.5 and 3" exhaust will have you boost much higher with the stock tune from aps. The last car I saw that had that exhaust setup they had to turn down the boost because of it. The unichip will have to be tuned for that exhaust system right after install. I wouldn't drive the car before the tune. You can't go wrong with either exhaust system.
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