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Old Apr 20, 2004 | 07:00 AM
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Okay I'm a newb to turbos. I recently dyno'ed my car at 242.6 HP and 228.1 lb-ft with RT Cats, JWT Popcharger, Grounding wires and UR SS Pulley Set. I've decided to go with the Greddy TT so I can get some good gains. What other gages/auxiliary parts do I need to complete the install SAFELY besides the kit and where are the best prices for these items. TIA.
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Old Apr 20, 2004 | 07:41 AM
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Gauges.... boost, egt, temp,etc.
blow-off valve... greddy,hks,etc.
Wideband monitor sytem......techedge,fjo, etc.
Timing control.....Greddy harness, J&S Safeguard, etc.
Clutch (optional but recommended).....exedy carbon,clutchmasters,etc

Just a few ideas
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Old Apr 20, 2004 | 07:44 AM
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You will want a boost controller greddy has the nicest right now profec B or the E-01 the E-01 will work with the emanage so you can use it as a display and to tune the emanage.

a Blow of valve is a good idea. HKS SSQV's are nice but they are on back order right now, and have been for 3 months with no expected ship date. the Greddy type s or type R are nice and avalible you will only need one for the greddy kit.

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boost and one of the following if you want. EGT (exhaust gas temp senor) will help you monitor detination from to much timing, some think they will help show a lean condition but we found that the temp sensor reacts to slow for air fuel monitoing. A wideband O2 sensor and guage would be a great option so you can monitor and FINE tune your car on the street.

as far as pricing check your PM box
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Old Apr 20, 2004 | 08:49 AM
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Great, thanks for the help. I definitely want to get everything and install it at once. I just hate rework so I am willing to spend the time (and money) necessary. I checked my PM box, check your PM box Greg and let me know. I'm aiming for 1 1/2 years from now to have a finished Z with magazine ops/show wins but it takes too much money so every dollar saved will help me toward my goals.
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