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Old 03-22-2011 | 04:22 PM
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Originally Posted by RudeG_v2.0
Thanks for the candid response Charles.

Hopefully meatbag can shed some light on this, since we both have a G and the same hood. It's been a while since I've stopped by the shop and taken a look at the underside of my TS hood.
The hood has to be cut if you do the piping over the radiator. I have to cut out the hood latch area and whatnot for sure, will know for sure when it comes time to mount the hood on permanently.

There isnt as much in the G35.

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Old 03-22-2011 | 04:30 PM
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perfect candidate for a custom Howe radiator. just make it 2 or 3" shorter.
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Originally Posted by meatbag
The hood has to be cut if you do the piping over the radiator. I have to cut out the hood latch area and whatnot for sure, will know for sure when it comes time to mount the hood on permanently.

There isnt as much in the G35.
I would do a 90 degree elbow behind the radiator to connect to the existing IC piping on the PL kit. I don't recall... is there any hood support structure in that area between the front timing cover and the radiator that might have to be cut?
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Originally Posted by str8dum1
perfect candidate for a custom Howe radiator. just make it 2 or 3" shorter.
You can use a 56mm "stock" sized rad you just have to clearence a small part.

I didnt want to loose and surface area so that is why I sectioned the end tank instead of making the entire unit smaller. And I didnt have any room to make it thicker. Plus the small part that I sectioned out allowed for a straight shot into the throttle body.

Originally Posted by RudeG_v2.0
I would do a 90 degree elbow behind the radiator to connect to the existing IC piping on the PL kit. I don't recall... is there any hood support structure in that area between the front timing cover and the radiator that might have to be cut?
Just one small rib that runs down the centerline of the hood. You might have to cheat the cut a little but you should be fine.
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Originally Posted by meatbag
Just one small rib that runs down the centerline of the hood. You might have to cheat the cut a little but you should be fine.
OK Thnx!
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Damn Charles, better get some of those cutting. I am going to start saving my pennies.
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Its going to be interesting to see how Charles's manifold does with some real turbos pumping air into it
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how soon do you plan on doing that??
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Charles,

Any updates or progress you can share with us about the EFR turbos and Full Race manifolds on your 370Z? Or are you sworn to secrecy by Full Race?

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we've already seen it on the SP car....

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Its going to be interesting to see how Charles's manifold does with some real turbos pumping air into it
Old 03-23-2011 | 02:56 PM
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Originally Posted by RudeG_v2.0
Charles,

Any updates or progress you can share with us about the EFR turbos and Full Race manifolds on your 370Z? Or are you sworn to secrecy by Full Race?
+1 I cant wait to see this.
Old 03-23-2011 | 03:57 PM
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Originally Posted by str8dum1
we've already seen it on the SP car....
Not really the same design, but it is similar.
Old 03-23-2011 | 04:13 PM
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ya but there arent many 1200+whp cars to make any meaningful comparisons.

big enough turbos and cams will extend your powerband out as far as you want. i made power to 8000rpm with no headwork and just c2 cams, just being carried by the turbos.
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Meatbag, did you have all the head upgrades done when you originally dyno'd at 619?
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Meatbag, did you have all the head upgrades done when you originally dyno'd at 619?
Yes. internally nothing changed on the motor except for swapping out the Nismo competition oil pump.

Car is coming back from the body shop this week from having everything fitted and trimmed. Will be bringing the car back to the shop to do a race gas tune before it goes back in for paint.

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Car being fitted with the new body work finally

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and you thought our intake manifold took a long time!
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I Top Secret widebody kit for the G.
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and you thought our intake manifold took a long time!
I know right. What was originally going to be 4-6 weeks for body work turned into 8 months.
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Originally Posted by meatbag
Car being fitted with the new body work finally

Nice!


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