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Old Apr 14, 2009 | 12:25 PM
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ok so im gonna do what gtm does on their turbo kit:

on the first pic.. where does that fitting circled in yellow tap into?


on this pic... where do i return the water to?
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the following pic is used with the turbonetics water cooled single. would this be retun? where is the most pressure so i can use for feed?



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sorry forgot to mention.. thats not my engine.. im just doing a similar build where my turbos will need to be water cooled!!!

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Old Apr 14, 2009 | 02:45 PM
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no rush.. i have till this weekend. got my meth on the way too
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Old Apr 15, 2009 | 04:14 AM
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The HKS kit is not very common, you may be best off PMing Sam/George to see what they have to say since they have some experience with this kit. I would be scared to death to be messing with my turbos on my own.
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Old Apr 15, 2009 | 07:37 AM
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The GTM kit uses a pair of inline adapters that go into the heaters cores hose. it is basically a T-joint with a -6AN fitting to feed/return the water to the turbos. then, they use a crossove hose to connect the outlet water from the passenger side turbos to the inlet side of thedriver's side turbo.
so, the flow path is from the heater core inlet tube to:
1) feed water to the passenger side turbo
2) water exits pass turbo via crossover hose and feeds driver side turbo
3) water exits driver's turbo and returns into the heater core exit hose
4) water feeds back into the driver's side cylinder head side port

you HKS setup should be very similar. THe GTM manifolds appear to be nearly identical to the HKS manifolds (never really looked to carfeully though)....so turbo placement should be pretty similar too.
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Old Apr 15, 2009 | 01:52 PM
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awesome info. i will do more research and make this work!!!! last guy who had this kit didnt run water thru them and one blew... not this time
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The GTM kit uses a pair of inline adapters that go into the heaters cores hose. it is basically a T-joint with a -6AN fitting to feed/return the water to the turbos. then, they use a crossove hose to connect the outlet water from the passenger side turbos to the inlet side of thedriver's side turbo.
so, the flow path is from the heater core inlet tube to:
1) feed water to the passenger side turbo
2) water exits pass turbo via crossover hose and feeds driver side turbo
3) water exits driver's turbo and returns into the heater core exit hose
4) water feeds back into the driver's side cylinder head side port

you HKS setup should be very similar. THe GTM manifolds appear to be nearly identical to the HKS manifolds (never really looked to carfeully though)....so turbo placement should be pretty similar too.
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he's not talking about water cooling the charge air; he wants to water cool the bearing housing of the turbocharger.
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Old Apr 21, 2009 | 11:46 AM
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Originally Posted by QuadCam
he's not talking about water cooling the charge air; he wants to water cool the bearing housing of the turbocharger.
yes!!! i already have a meth kit.. but i need to run water thru the turbos so they last long
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ok so im gonna do what gtm does on their turbo kit:

on the first pic.. where does that fitting circled in yellow tap into?


on this pic... where do i return the water to?
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Old Apr 27, 2009 | 06:07 PM
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what you are missing in your pictures are the water lines that run to and from the heater core. those are the lines that disappear into the firewall. those are the water lines that GTM suggests you tap into.
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Old Apr 27, 2009 | 06:17 PM
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Originally Posted by QuadCam
what you are missing in your pictures are the water lines that run to and from the heater core. those are the lines that disappear into the firewall. those are the water lines that GTM suggests you tap into.
ohhh.. cool now i now where to tap for the first pic. what about the second pic?? can i return here?

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Nice looking Eng.

I just checked and the one in the first pic does tap into the waterline that runs through into the fire wall. Can't see the other one to much stuff in the way.
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Originally Posted by Smasher
Nice looking Eng.

I just checked and the one in the first pic does tap into the waterline that runs through into the fire wall. Can't see the other one to much stuff in the way.
lol.. sorry forgot to mention.. thats not my engine.. im just doing a similar build where my turbos will need to be water cooled!!!
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Old Apr 27, 2009 | 06:32 PM
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No worries man nice to see someone make use of the pics. PM Sasha if you want details on where that other hose was taped into.
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Old Apr 27, 2009 | 06:39 PM
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awesome thanks!!
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Old Apr 27, 2009 | 07:17 PM
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Hmm.. Have you looked at the APS TT installation diagram? APS has the best instruction diagrams by far and they have been using water cooled Garret turbos way before GTM. So, I think you should go off the APS instructions for your custom(?) build.

http://airpowersystems.com/350z/inst...A_01-Water.htm
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is that the heater exit core hose??
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what about this?? does this go into ac compressor? block? hose?
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Originally Posted by boostintt
is that the heater exit core hose??
that hose is one piece in a stock 350z. You have to cut that hose in half and T it. As others said, it comes out of the firewall right in front of the battery tray.
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