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SAM@GTM 09-11-2009 01:17 AM

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Originally Posted by 1SickVeilside (Post 193672)
Wow this has been some interesting reading.... I take it most people on here purchased the 370Z and never owned a 350Z? From experience the guys at GTM are the s**t when it comes to the FI world. I have had friends and personal experience that any TT build will be priced around 15k+ if you want the job done right and a supercharger kit from about 9k+. The fact is you will never be satisfied and you get what you pay for.

A lot of people jump into the game thinking they'll just buy the kit slap it on and good to go. Not always the case, you still need a tune, possibly different injectors, fuel system, gauges, upgrade the pulley (if you have a SC), an engine managment etc. These things add up real quick and will put you over the budget in a heart beat.

Of course the HR motor is a different beast in it's own from the previous VQ motors, so it's kind of like comparing apples to oranges. The good thing about the HR is it takes to mods well and produces the power. I guess as time goes we will really see what the true price of a good build will run. For those thinking the 6-7 range I hope you guys have a different credit card to put the rest of it on.

I look forward to the rest of GTM's results, I know it will be promising and better then any other kits put on the market.

Thank you :tiphat:

Sam

SAM@GTM 09-11-2009 01:22 AM

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Originally Posted by jmlenz (Post 193753)
^^^ agreed. However, doesnt GTM basically provide a turn key kit with everything you need included ie; engine & fuel managment, injectors, etc? If GTM installs their own kit does that include a tune?

whether we do the install or you buy the kit only and install it yourself , the kit does come with the tune It is part of the kit.

Sam

CCCLXXZ 09-11-2009 01:30 AM

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Originally Posted by racerxj17 (Post 193874)
URD's first rotrex system was 4k, complete, ready to rock and roll. im not so sure why the huge jump in price once the TRD blower came out. I was the VERY first person to have it installed on my truck....was a decent kit. made 311 rwhp with meth on my tacoma that dynoed 192hp stock. ofcourse the TRD blower made 350rwhp on my truck with an assload more TQ....

The reason for the jump in price was because URD was originally using a different blower and changed it over to the C38 after seeing the limitation of the first choice. The new blower was able to push the additional 100whp... Not sure on the specs on the original kit but I believe the intercooler was changed as well.

Miss my tacoma :( I had a 08 Double Cab in White with a 6" Fabtech Coilover lift on 35s/20s. Ill post a pic if I hunt one down.

Nick J.

racerxj17 09-11-2009 02:14 AM

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Originally Posted by CCCLXXZ (Post 193913)
The reason for the jump in price was because URD was originally using a different blower and changed it over to the C38 after seeing the limitation of the first choice. The new blower was able to push the additional 100whp... Not sure on the specs on the original kit but I believe the intercooler was changed as well.

Miss my tacoma :( I had a 08 Double Cab in White with a 6" Fabtech Coilover lift on 35s/20s. Ill post a pic if I hunt one down.

Nick J.


they were using the smaller c32 or c30 i dont remember. the intercooler was the same, but they changed the piping. even so, i dont see how that is a 2k price increase, since the blower is not 2k by itself. ill be honest, i only owned the first, and read about the new one so i cant say exactly. either way, bring on the supercharger gtm!

Red370 09-11-2009 01:16 PM

Any good SDS kit will come with everything needed to begin boosting ASAP, turbo on the other hand, is a different story. BTW, my friend Alex's Vortech V5 kit on his 350 cost $5600 installed, 8k? really? No sir, not at all realistic. If this kit costs over $5500 alone, my business will be directed elsewhere, Stillen, Vortech, etc. A Supercharger is supposed to be a good way to boost for considerably less, with 8k, i'll build my own TT kit.

CCCLXXZ 09-11-2009 02:48 PM

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Originally Posted by Red370 (Post 194431)
Any good SDS kit will come with everything needed to begin boosting ASAP, turbo on the other hand, is a different story. BTW, my friend Alex's Vortech V5 kit on his 350 cost $5600 installed, 8k? really? No sir, not at all realistic. If this kit costs over $5500 alone, my business will be directed elsewhere, Stillen, Vortech, etc. A Supercharger is supposed to be a good way to boost for considerably less, with 8k, i'll build my own TT kit.

Have fun!! :tup: Let us know how your custom TT kit goes and be sure to post your gains and some pictures when your done...

Don't forget to get a huge piece of paper for your garage floor, as your 370z will be quite a beautiful paper weight parked right over it over the years it takes to make the custom TT kit functional.

I hope you sane fellow members understand my sarcasm.

MMC Racing 09-11-2009 04:15 PM

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Originally Posted by CCCLXXZ (Post 194520)

I hope you sane fellow members understand my sarcasm.

You skipped over where he said he would go with a competing kit (assuming they costs less) and instead commented on a passing comment about building his old TT kit. :rolleyes:

370z4Steve 09-11-2009 05:07 PM

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Originally Posted by SAM@GTM (Post 191844)
.. that We have been hard at work on the VQ37VHR platform since 2007 so we are so far ahead in the testing and development more than anybody else in the world .
Sam

I can vouch for SAM on this ..he is pretty diligent on what he does..
...so SAM when is the Test for the TT :)

SAM@GTM 09-11-2009 05:17 PM

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Originally Posted by CCCLXXZ (Post 194520)
Have fun!! :tup: Let us know how your custom TT kit goes and be sure to post your gains and some pictures when your done...

Don't forget to get a huge piece of paper for your garage floor, as your 370z will be quite a beautiful paper weight parked right over it over the years it takes to make the custom TT kit functional.

I hope you sane fellow members understand my sarcasm.

I liked the unedited version of you response better it was classic :icon17:

Sam

Red370 09-11-2009 05:20 PM

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Originally Posted by MMC Racing (Post 194672)
You skipped over where he said he would go with a competing kit (assuming they costs less) and instead commented on a passing comment about building his old TT kit. :rolleyes:

I said I could build my own TT kit for 8k, hell, even less. (This means putting together the parts for the kit, not bolting it up). Of course I would never consider it because TT's are neither reliable or practical. Back on topic please.

SAM@GTM 09-11-2009 05:21 PM

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Originally Posted by 370z4Steve (Post 194783)
I can vouch for SAM on this ..he is pretty diligent on what he does..
...so SAM when is the Test for the TT :)

I think we are looking good for Saturday, call me

Sam

frost 09-11-2009 10:59 PM

yum

Minicobra1 09-12-2009 07:46 AM

This Rotrex GTM kit is looking very promising, keep up the good work guys :tup:

SAM@GTM 09-12-2009 01:34 PM

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Originally Posted by Minicobra1 (Post 195566)
This Rotrex GTM kit is looking very promising, keep up the good work guys :tup:

Thank you

Sam

simota1 09-13-2009 07:37 AM

SUBSCRIBED!!!! :tup:


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