JWT TT... and in MD/D.C. Area
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JWT TT... and in MD/D.C. Area
Im wavering between new audi rs4 or to jwt TT the g35. Im probably gonna do the JWT TT and save 20+grand but i wanted to know if there are any jwt tt setups in MD that i could check out before i drop 10k on a setup.
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really? i got a bid which included materials(cost of jwt kit 530's),labor, reflash, and dyno tune for under 10k. for a built motor longblock stage 2 with tt i got a quote for 16K (with the 700's)from a reputable company.I know ill need upgraded clutch and fuel lines which should be around 2500 but that wont be needed right off the bat.
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The best deal for twins I've ever seen was from Jeremy at Performance Factory in FL. GReddy kit w/intercooler, UTEC, CJ Motorsports Stage 1 fuel system, installed and tuned for $8K. It shouldn't be too hard to get twins installed for under $10K. IMHO.
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Originally Posted by Integrity
The best deal for twins I've ever seen was from Jeremy at Performance Factory in FL. GReddy kit w/intercooler, UTEC, CJ Motorsports Stage 1 fuel system, installed and tuned for $8K. It shouldn't be too hard to get twins installed for under $10K. IMHO.
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Originally Posted by bigslim350Z
with greddy TT, add to that a built engine. stock internals can't handle twins for long. especially once you start wanting to push past 6 psi and get to the 400+ whp power levels.
400rwhp
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Originally Posted by Integrity
K3Silk and USN HM 350Z are the only two guys I know of in the Mid A that have the JWT twins.
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Originally Posted by bigslim350Z
with greddy TT, add to that a built engine. stock internals can't handle twins for long. especially once you start wanting to push past 6 psi and get to the 400+ whp power levels.
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Originally Posted by bigslim350Z
ok, to be formal. 400+ rwhp
Not true, Im running 440's all day long, on 12psi stock block. My old set up would probably still be running fine if we would have taken into consideration the weather. Oh well. Don't buy into the low hp, low boost BS. Just go talk to Dave at Function Tuned and get it done right the first time, and kick butt all day long.
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Originally Posted by Integrity
A stock block can hold the 6psi without any problems, and I've heard up to 9lbs with an aftermarket fuel system without any problems whatsoever. Its all in the tune. A built block is always a nice option if you have the money, but not a necessity at moderate power levels.
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Originally Posted by k3silk
USN HM is in cali so Im the only one hit me up Pm me and we can meet up I will give ya a ride.
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Originally Posted by terps
...for a built motor longblock stage 2 with tt i got a quote for 16K (with the 700's)from a reputable company...
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Originally Posted by Nowell
Not true, Im running 440's all day long, on 12psi stock block. My old set up would probably still be running fine if we would have taken into consideration the weather. Oh well. Don't buy into the low hp, low boost BS. Just go talk to Dave at Function Tuned and get it done right the first time, and kick butt all day long.
I'm laughing becuase soon I hope to have a set of twins on my C6 Corvette
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Originally Posted by valdeztke
I'm laughing becuase soon I hope to have a set of twins on my C6 Corvette