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JVerge5363 · 02-26-2014, 09:39 PM

I figured it's about time to start my build thread. Due to my work and family schedule, all work including installation and tuning will be done by RT tuning. After plenty of reading but never enough, and speaking to a few members with completed builds, order was placed approximately a month ago. Sam said 4-6 weeks, but then was told 4-6 weeks again 2 weeks ago. So here is the build list as of right now:

GTM Turnkey SC1.5 w/88 mm pulley
BLK IC Pipe coating
GTM 25 row oil cooler
GTM oil cooler kit w/ remote thermostatic adaptor
GTM Vented wheel well liners
CSF race radiator
AAM oil spacer
Innovate wideband A/F gauge
Defi Boost, Temp, Pressure gauges

I forgot to mention that I do already have Motordyne ART pipes and Berk exhaust. Not a DD either. Looking to keep a somewhat stock look/exhaust note for the sleeper affect. I know eventually I'll have to do a clutch upgrade, but for now I'm looking into traction/handling next.

02-26-2014, 09:39 PM	#1 (permalink)
JVerge5363 Base Member Join Date: Apr 2013 Location: Manahawkin NJ Posts: 105 Drives: 12' Roadster Sport M Rep Power: 12	GTM Stage 1.5 Supercharged Roadster Build I figured it's about time to start my build thread. Due to my work and family schedule, all work including installation and tuning will be done by RT tuning. After plenty of reading but never enough, and speaking to a few members with completed builds, order was placed approximately a month ago. Sam said 4-6 weeks, but then was told 4-6 weeks again 2 weeks ago. So here is the build list as of right now: GTM Turnkey SC1.5 w/88 mm pulley BLK IC Pipe coating GTM 25 row oil cooler GTM oil cooler kit w/ remote thermostatic adaptor GTM Vented wheel well liners CSF race radiator AAM oil spacer Innovate wideband A/F gauge Defi Boost, Temp, Pressure gauges I forgot to mention that I do already have Motordyne ART pipes and Berk exhaust. Not a DD either. Looking to keep a somewhat stock look/exhaust note for the sleeper affect. I know eventually I'll have to do a clutch upgrade, but for now I'm looking into traction/handling next.