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Has anyone installed the greddy twin kit as it comes from greddy and the intercooler. Alot of speed shops around here dont like the greddy kit they say it doesnt fit very well. They also say its not complete and if you run it like they sell it with preprogrammed emanage you will eventualy blow your motor.
The speed shops tell me that its designed so someone can install it and drive it slowly to a dyno tunner for final touches.
The speed shops tell me that its designed so someone can install it and drive it slowly to a dyno tunner for final touches.
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Originally Posted by electricmarquis
Has anyone installed the greddy twin kit as it comes from greddy and the intercooler. Alot of speed shops around here dont like the greddy kit they say it doesnt fit very well. They also say its not complete and if you run it like they sell it with preprogrammed emanage you will eventualy blow your motor.
The speed shops tell me that its designed so someone can install it and drive it slowly to a dyno tunner for final touches.![Confused](https://my350z.com/forum/images/smilies/confused.gif)
The speed shops tell me that its designed so someone can install it and drive it slowly to a dyno tunner for final touches.
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Post this in the forced induction forum. That's where you will get the best advice.
I agree with most of the advice your shop gave you. The kit fits fine. The advice on the tuning is good. The kit needs to be tuned or you will likely blow your motor. You would benefit from a better ecu solution than the Emanage Blue such as a UTEC. A TurboXS UTEC with a good tune with a Greddy kit is a great combo for some big power.
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I agree with most of the advice your shop gave you. The kit fits fine. The advice on the tuning is good. The kit needs to be tuned or you will likely blow your motor. You would benefit from a better ecu solution than the Emanage Blue such as a UTEC. A TurboXS UTEC with a good tune with a Greddy kit is a great combo for some big power.
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Originally Posted by trashcan
Old thread, sorry.
Can you please explain exactly what parts absolutely have to be upgraded to run this kit on a completely stock Z at standard boost?
Can you please explain exactly what parts absolutely have to be upgraded to run this kit on a completely stock Z at standard boost?
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If your planning on big (500+whp) later you could just spend big bucks now on a 3" downpipe set with a TD 3" exhaust, heavier duty clutch/fw and sell the standard 440cc injectors for 550+cc, and add a fuel system, possibly bolt-ons like a plenum/spacer, ignition, etc, etc....
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Originally Posted by Alberto
At the standard 5.6psi I would do a UTEC w/Tuner Reg, Walbro Fuel Pump (RFS not needed at 5.6psi but certainly doesnt hurt), 1 step colder plugs, and some aftermarket exhaust. A 2.5" TD would be nice, and some test-pipes to really free up power. Also I hope it goes without mentioning you would need guages. And likely a clutch/fw, and hopefully some better tires for traction and brakes for slowing your speeding **** down
If your planning on big (500+whp) later you could just spend big bucks now on a 3" downpipe set with a TD 3" exhaust, heavier duty clutch/fw and sell the standard 440cc injectors for 550+cc, and add a fuel system, possibly bolt-ons like a plenum/spacer, ignition, etc, etc....
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If your planning on big (500+whp) later you could just spend big bucks now on a 3" downpipe set with a TD 3" exhaust, heavier duty clutch/fw and sell the standard 440cc injectors for 550+cc, and add a fuel system, possibly bolt-ons like a plenum/spacer, ignition, etc, etc....
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greddy kit with a UTEC or emanage ultimate and a return fuel system and professional tuning by an experienced turbo VQ tuner will result in your best chance of reliability and between 400-470rwhp depending on the level of risk you are willing to assume. You will need to add your own blow off valve and boost controller. If you want to run stock boost, with proper install it can be very reliable and should make around 360-370rwhp.
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