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phunk 11-15-2010 05:42 PM

BTW i can guarentee that the bolt pattern is different, i checked on that. But the ports might line up with a flange adapter plate. The bolts are far enough out of the way to not interfere with the other set if you made an adapter.

rAiN 11-17-2010 09:37 AM

if whoever make the said "adapter", they will be making massive amount $$$

Jiaim 04-02-2012 06:13 AM

Anyone tried, you can find a lot of gtr parts now and could piece an OEM turbo kit for under 4000 $.

Ron 04-10-2012 01:29 PM

2 year old thread dude, really?

Jiaim 04-10-2012 02:28 PM

The question always interested me, now the parts are much more easy to obtain and it could make a nice almost factory 500 hp setup, more than enough and zero lag.

You can find a complete gtr setup from the throttle body to downpipes for around 4000 $, add a tune for 500 $, a fuel setup for under 1000$ (used).

the adapter plates for the heads should come for less than 200$.

the problem is space around the engine mounts, fab downpipes to fit the 370z exhaust, and tune.

Ron 04-10-2012 03:01 PM

Based on what was said before regarding turbo sizing, I don't think they'll be able to achieve 500rwhp on a VHR engine. Also when you add labor, parts, fabbing and misc expenses I think it would put you close or over the cost of a complete solution. GTMs stage 1 kit is 7.5k and it comes with all you need with the potential of more power with better than OEM components.

More power to whoever wants to be unique and goes forth with a setup like this, I honestly dont think it's worth the trouble.


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