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thinking of a turbo setup
Hi guys Im new to the Forums and have been taking alot of time researching about a turbo setup for my car. I decided to give GTM a call to get more info on the setup and the supporting mods i need. So to my amaze i was told that i really didnt need anything done to the car but a better exhaust then the stock.
I was told that i could keep my stock clutch and flywheel because they have tested it on a car making well over 580whp and it held up for about 20,000 miles. When the subject of gas mileage came up i was dumb founded that the turbno setup will not only give me ungodly power but that i would have great or better gas mileage on the car then stock. Im sorry for all my ranting but i thought this would be great info to post up for anyone else looking into to doing a turbo setup. GTM has great phone support and will hold your hand to make sure that every question is answered and that your confident on your decisions. |
I have the GTM stage 1 twin turbo. I am running with the stock clutch and have about 7000 miles since install. As long as you aren't launching the car real hard on drag slicks then the stock clutch will hold fine.
My only supporting mods are a 34 row oil cooler, exhaust, boost gauge and AFR gauge. The kit comes with everything else. As far as gas mileage. Not a chance to get better mileage. While the car is probably capable of getting near stock mileage there is no way you will want to drive it that way. It's way too much fun to hear the turbos spool up and that takes extra gas. I was getting about 22 mpg average per tank before the TT. I get about 18 mpg now. 4 mpg loss is a good trade for an extra 200 hp. |
Dembflyr, did you hook your exhaust back up? Or are you still waking the neighbors with the open exhaust? lol
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I haven't been driving it much really. And I wait until at least 10:30 before I start it.... Except for this morning. I'm leaving in about 30 minute for my tire install. |
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I would love to hear your car when you really get on the throttle! I'm betting the fillings would fall out of my teeth and my ears would bleed! :rofl2: |
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We have an absolute amazing deal on a Twin Turbo kit right now. http://www.the370z.com/aam-competiti...o-package.html -Adam |
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And do not follow the crowd blindly. Educate yourself now, so that it saves you $ down the road.. FYI- YOU WILL NOT GET BETTER MILEAGE.. ( if you really believe this, you need to research even further) I would highly recommend you waiting to see what Boosted Performance has in store for the 370z platform. |
edit: ^^ didn't see you had already mentioned BP ;)
OP, there are a few single turbo kits popping up that look promising. you may want to look at those as well. off the top of my head, Boosted Performance (in development), S&R (in development), and STS make ST kits |
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http://www.the370z.com/canada/14654-...-interest.html |
I would wait a few months for the fast intentions twin turbo kit, just so you can see whats all out there before you make your decision! Good luck going forced induction! I cant wait for my build to be done.
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Give you guys a teaser:
http://i137.photobucket.com/albums/q...d/IMG_6893.jpg http://i137.photobucket.com/albums/q...d/IMG_6916.jpg A true twin scroll with equal length primaries, utilizing the firing order of the VQ. Nothing like this out there. This will also allow for big power because it will be a true T4 with options up to 1.32 a/r. Will be using the all new Precision 6266 and 6766 T4 CEA billet turbos. I will be a sponsor here shortly. |
What do u mean a "true t4"? does the turbo housing bolt pattern make a big difference?
or am i thinking of the wrong t4? |
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Anything smaller than a T4 is a waste of time as it will just choke the engine. |
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