Single turbo interest?
Sounds good, although I did a bit of research myself and it seems like quite a few Supra/Evo/E46 M3 owners have hit well north of 700whp on the 6266 (even with just a 3" downpipe)...so I'm a bit unsure now. Although going with the 6766 (or 6466 if that's an option) might be a safer route to achieve my goals, especially since I prefer to have as flat of a TQ curve as possible, with minimal fall off torward redline.
I just have a couple of other questions if you have time to answer: Is the air filter you provide with the kit about as large as you can stuff in there? And do you think it is much of a restriction at high HP levels? And would a 3.5" downpipe be a possible option, or at least a transistion to 3.5" piping a couple inches after the exhaust outlet on the turbo (if clearance is an issue)?
Thanks again.
I just have a couple of other questions if you have time to answer: Is the air filter you provide with the kit about as large as you can stuff in there? And do you think it is much of a restriction at high HP levels? And would a 3.5" downpipe be a possible option, or at least a transistion to 3.5" piping a couple inches after the exhaust outlet on the turbo (if clearance is an issue)?
Thanks again.
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Sounds good, although I did a bit of research myself and it seems like quite a few Supra/Evo/E46 M3 owners have hit well north of 700whp on the 6266 (even with just a 3" downpipe)...so I'm a bit unsure now. Although going with the 6766 (or 6466 if that's an option) might be a safer route to achieve my goals, especially since I prefer to have as flat of a TQ curve as possible, with minimal fall off torward redline.
I just have a couple of other questions if you have time to answer: Is the air filter you provide with the kit about as large as you can stuff in there? And do you think it is much of a restriction at high HP levels? And would a 3.5" downpipe be a possible option, or at least a transistion to 3.5" piping a couple inches after the exhaust outlet on the turbo (if clearance is an issue)?
Thanks again.
I just have a couple of other questions if you have time to answer: Is the air filter you provide with the kit about as large as you can stuff in there? And do you think it is much of a restriction at high HP levels? And would a 3.5" downpipe be a possible option, or at least a transistion to 3.5" piping a couple inches after the exhaust outlet on the turbo (if clearance is an issue)?
Thanks again.
At the moment it is the largest filter I am able to find that will fit in that location. It has not shown any signs of being a restriction with any of my VQ37VHR customers. It is also possible to do a 3.5" down pipe, but it is something that would have to be done on the car, since it would be a tight fit.
I am interested! I just checked my inbox and I remember sending you an inquiry a while back! 10-30-2012 to be exact!
Give the thread some time... I didn't even know you posted a thread about this until today. Def subscribing.
Give the thread some time... I didn't even know you posted a thread about this until today. Def subscribing.
I defiantly have interest, your builds have had nothing but good words said about them.
Its just the money that's got me like
I'm sure once people do more research on your kits or just see this post they will come don't worry.
Its just the money that's got me like
I'm sure once people do more research on your kits or just see this post they will come don't worry.
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With the VQ37VHR, I use a large 1.15 a/r twin scroll turbine on a 67mm turbo. There is only one larger turbine than this that Precision offers for this turbo.
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Absolutely not. The only thing that is removed are that cats and test pipes, crash bar (due to very large FMIC) and a couple of plastic pieces behind the bumper. Everything else stays, nothing to drill/tapp/alter/change...ect. The car can easily be put back to stock, and one would never know that a the car was boosted at any point.
The kit is the very defention of "bolt on".
The kit is the very defention of "bolt on".
No, and I don't want to. There isn't enough room in the engine bay for a properly sized (T4) turbine housing with the top mount. The V-band turbine housings they use are too small for these engines, and efficiency is lost with higher boost levels. I have done exhaust back pressure testing, so this is a fact...not theory.
With the VQ37VHR, I use a large 1.15 a/r twin scroll turbine on a 67mm turbo. There is only one larger turbine than this that Precision offers for this turbo.
With the VQ37VHR, I use a large 1.15 a/r twin scroll turbine on a 67mm turbo. There is only one larger turbine than this that Precision offers for this turbo.
What kind of turn around should we expect? If you are having an HR come next April, is April or May about how long we need to wait? Do you have an email distro for this? I've been waiting 2+ years for such an awesome bolt on kit. I don't want to miss out!
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I will make a thread on the HR turbo build, I am sure you will see it.


