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solidus 05-09-2018 09:37 AM

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Originally Posted by Elmo370z (Post 3754004)
Anyone that has filter melting this is the man to talk to you about fixes and where to buy them.

Sasha made a new heart shield!!!

Boosted Performance 05-09-2018 12:41 PM

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Originally Posted by James10694 (Post 3753962)
Does anyone have any tips or good photos of how they kept the wastegate vacuum lines/transmission harness away from the turbo manifold? Pretty sure everything got rearranged when I brought my car to the shop to replace the clutch. I was going to buy a fire sleeve for the vacuum lines but I don't think 500* of protection will help with direct contact on the turbo manifold.

I ran my 350Z (same kit configuration as VHR), ran all the hoses upwards from the wastegates. Never had any issues at all, as everything was a fair distance from any hot surface. Nothing was ever heat wrapped.


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Originally Posted by Elmo370z (Post 3754004)
Anyone that has filter melting this is the man to talk to you about fixes and where to buy them.

I'll have a few heat shields in stock in a couple of weeks.

James10694 05-11-2018 01:02 PM

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Originally Posted by solidus (Post 3753980)
This is how I popped my motor. When I reinstalled I basically controlled the slack from where the line tees over the transmission. I have enough distance but I also used lava tube heat shielding but it does more to soothe my hurt feelings than anything. Up front from the engine bay its sleeved for about 3 ft. Sounds simple enough but following the install instructions to a tee saves some headaches. I found out 1 burned granny harness and one popped motor into the club. I like to call those "Stupid taxes". They're expensive but you won't pay twice. ( unless you're in the "Real stupid" bracket.

I was using some DEI heat sheaths for the vacuum lines. I should have wrapped or ceramic coated the turbo manifold. I even bought the heat wrap but I never got around to doing it. Big mistake.

I moved my transmission harness as far away as I could from the manifold. What kind of symtpoms were you showing before and when it failed? My brake light comes on under acceleration and a couple times my traction control light and yaw sensor light came on. Everyone seems to think it's low brake fluid but that's not the case. I think it may be the heat being generated by the turbo and it's proximity to the harness line. Did you have any of these issues when your harness failed?

solidus 05-11-2018 02:19 PM

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Originally Posted by James10694 (Post 3754751)
I was using some DEI heat sheaths for the vacuum lines. I should have wrapped or ceramic coated the turbo manifold. I even bought the heat wrap but I never got around to doing it. Big mistake.

I moved my transmission harness as far away as I could from the manifold. What kind of symtpoms were you showing before and when it failed? My brake light comes on under acceleration and a couple times my traction control light and yaw sensor light came on. Everyone seems to think it's low brake fluid but that's not the case. I think it may be the heat being generated by the turbo and it's proximity to the harness line. Did you have any of these issues when your harness failed?


My harness was my fault. The instructions tell you to raise it up , I just did'nt raise it far enough. First a few lights came on then everything on the dash quit working and it shut down. When faced with a new harness cost I just spliced the wires.

James10694 05-12-2018 07:38 PM

Guess I'll find out. Thanks for the help

James10694 05-16-2018 02:14 AM

Well I guess if anyone else is having the same problem I was having... Even if you're brake fluid is between the min and Max, the brake light will come on. I went ahead and topped it off to the max line and what do ya know.. No more brake light! Learn from my stupidity

7ssain 05-16-2018 03:17 AM

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Originally Posted by James10694 (Post 3756297)
Well I guess if anyone else is having the same problem I was having... Even if you're brake fluid is between the min and Max, the brake light will come on. I went ahead and topped it off to the max line and what do ya know.. No more brake light! Learn from my stupidity

Been there .. when u floor it the fluid in little reservoir gets all over the place from the g force and the level sensor will read low .. ur brake light will flash .. do it few times and ur abs shuts off and ur vdc wont work as well. Since then I always keep a bottle of motul 660 in the car just in case i need to top it off.

Martijn_b 05-17-2018 10:18 AM

Really excited about this kit, great work and very thought through.

Sent you a PM regarding availability.

hc_416 05-17-2018 10:10 PM

Thanks again Sasa, I got the filter and gasket! As always great service and quick turn around.

Boosted Performance 06-18-2018 12:40 AM

Contact R/T tuning for complete in house BP kit packages:

https://www.rttuning.com/boosted-per...r-nissan-370z/

MoulaZ 06-20-2018 04:29 AM

Installing the kit now. Just ran into the Coupler issue for discharge pipes from IC. I'll have to source some 3 to 2.5" tomorrow locally myself. Not worth shipping international for 2 Couplers. :(

Oddly enough, there is zero mention of any of the discharge pipe work from IC to TB in the manual either.

ase9 06-20-2018 08:05 AM

So my car is the one Sasa posted a link to. Very happy with it and work RT did. Its on 10lbs, ark grip exhaust, and unfortunately had to get high flow cats fabricated due to NJ emissions. I am having an issue with the trans harness though. One burnt already and I think the new one may have as well ( not my fault ).

jwick 06-20-2018 08:33 AM

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Originally Posted by ase9 (Post 3765789)
So my car is the one Sasa posted a link to. Very happy with it and work RT did. Its on 10lbs, ark grip exhaust, and unfortunately had to get high flow cats fabricated due to NJ emissions. I am having an issue with the trans harness though. One burnt already and I think the new one may have as well ( not my fault ).


Heat wrap it. Use the heat sleeve Madwi posted.

Boosted Performance 06-20-2018 01:21 PM

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Originally Posted by MoulaZ (Post 3765746)
Installing the kit now. Just ran into the Coupler issue for discharge pipes from IC. I'll have to source some 3 to 2.5" tomorrow locally myself. Not worth shipping international for 2 Couplers. :(

Oddly enough, there is zero mention of any of the discharge pipe work from IC to TB in the manual either.

Sorry for the inconvenience. I'll be more than happy to cover the cost of replacement couplers.

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Originally Posted by ase9 (Post 3765789)
So my car is the one Sasa posted a link to. Very happy with it and work RT did. Its on 10lbs, ark grip exhaust, and unfortunately had to get high flow cats fabricated due to NJ emissions. I am having an issue with the trans harness though. One burnt already and I think the new one may have as well ( not my fault ).

The harness needs to be tucked upwards. It is very easy to do, the manual covers it well, and hardware is included.

BboyZ 06-20-2018 08:29 PM

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Originally Posted by Boosted Performance (Post 3765239)
Contact R/T tuning for complete in house BP kit packages:

https://www.rttuning.com/boosted-per...r-nissan-370z/

5 days and its ready. hmmm.


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