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Old 06-07-2011, 10:10 AM
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Which is what confuses me with you lol..
Old 06-07-2011, 10:46 AM
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Originally Posted by HHRSSouth
Any of those Euro turbo shops aren't going to make anything for us.

I tried APR Turbochargers in Alabama 2 years ago and got shot down with they are sticking with there Euro brands only.

Even though we run a better version of there K04's stock
yeah i know it sucks when trying to run turbo set-ups when i was talking to synapse i was trying to see if i could just buy their manifold and the turbo and they made a big deal saying that i had to buy their entire kit
Old 06-07-2011, 10:51 AM
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You can easily piece together a custom setup cheap. TTR sells a basic T3 manifold for like $3-$400. Then you can buy any T3 inlet turbo, like Precisions, for $800-$1500. We can make you the DP, CP's and Intake and install it all for around $1k.
Old 06-07-2011, 10:55 AM
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Originally Posted by BYT*SS*TURBO
You can easily piece together a custom setup cheap. TTR sells a basic T3 manifold for like $3-$400. Then you can buy any T3 inlet turbo, like Precisions, for $800-$1500. We can make you the DP, CP's and Intake and install it all for around $1k.
oooooh snap!!!!!!
Old 06-07-2011, 10:57 AM
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yeah true but then it feels like i wasted money on all the things i bought for the car already
Old 06-07-2011, 11:22 AM
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Sell them lol.. Not a big deal.
Old 06-07-2011, 11:35 AM
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Originally Posted by BYT*SS*TURBO
You know Im flexible..
I bet you are Nick, Oscar has told me all about it.
Old 06-07-2011, 12:01 PM
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lol i said nothing of the sort
Old 06-09-2011, 04:50 AM
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Soooooooo..ah........ wha...what's going on???
Old 06-09-2011, 11:01 PM
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Nothing LOL I have an exhaust leak now

Just started up like yesterday. I jacked her up on stands tonight and re-tightened the dp bolts cause the sound is most def from that area. It minimized the sound but its still there. i wonder if maybe I tightened it too much the first time and crushed the crush gasket too much LOL if it aint one thing its another. AFR is rock steady though so I doubts its on the turbo side cause its a classic pulsatting leak that gets louder when you accel...
Old 06-09-2011, 11:06 PM
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Originally Posted by cubaniche
Nothing LOL I have an exhaust leak now

Just started up like yesterday. I jacked her up on stands tonight and re-tightened the dp bolts cause the sound is most def from that area. It minimized the sound but its still there. i wonder if maybe I tightened it too much the first time and crushed the crush gasket too much LOL if it aint one thing its another. AFR is rock steady though so I doubts its on the turbo side cause its a classic pulsatting leak that gets louder when you accel...
Bah, just put a new crush gasket in there and call it a day.

Other then that hows the car running for you?
Old 06-09-2011, 11:23 PM
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Originally Posted by BYT*SS*TURBO
You can easily piece together a custom setup cheap. TTR sells a basic T3 manifold for like $3-$400. Then you can buy any T3 inlet turbo, like Precisions, for $800-$1500. We can make you the DP, CP's and Intake and install it all for around $1k.
But won't that be around what the new EFR will cost?
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Originally Posted by cubaniche
Nothing LOL I have an exhaust leak now

Just started up like yesterday. I jacked her up on stands tonight and re-tightened the dp bolts cause the sound is most def from that area. It minimized the sound but its still there. i wonder if maybe I tightened it too much the first time and crushed the crush gasket too much LOL if it aint one thing its another. AFR is rock steady though so I doubts its on the turbo side cause its a classic pulsatting leak that gets louder when you accel...
mine is only on part throttle tip in. I am gonna get her up on a lift and get the exact point of origin and eliminate it.
Old 06-10-2011, 09:24 AM
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Originally Posted by drewbroo
mine is only on part throttle tip in. I am gonna get her up on a lift and get the exact point of origin and eliminate it.
Good luck man. I was about to PM you to see if you had solved it yet.
Now Im not sure if its the new crush gasket at the DP that I tightened too much or if maybe its the copper gaskets and spacer at the exhaust mani.
Old 06-10-2011, 10:17 AM
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Originally Posted by SSlobalt
But won't that be around what the new EFR will cost?

Haven't seen anything on price yet so no clue. Won't really know until it actually comes out.

edit: my price included installation if you noticed... everyone forgets that 1 lil issue lol..
Old 06-10-2011, 10:20 AM
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Originally Posted by BYT*SS*TURBO
Haven't seen anything on price yet so no clue. Won't really know until it actually comes out.

edit: my price included installation if you noticed... everyone forgets that 1 lil issue lol..
LOL thats one VERY important detail. Buy a kit and then not have to tool around with it yourself=WIN

On a side note, does anyone think that using a different gasket other that the copper ones will help if that is where the leak is? This may sound stupid but, what if I used two stock Exhaust to Turbo gaskets instead of the copper ones? Is thats just a moronic idea or can it work?

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Old 06-10-2011, 10:58 AM
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Originally Posted by cubaniche
Good luck man. I was about to PM you to see if you had solved it yet.
Now Im not sure if its the new crush gasket at the DP that I tightened too much or if maybe its the copper gaskets and spacer at the exhaust mani.
its at the exhaust man. I am 100% sure
Old 06-10-2011, 11:02 AM
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Originally Posted by cubaniche
LOL thats one VERY important detail. Buy a kit and then not have to tool around with it yourself=WIN

On a side note, does anyone think that using a different gasket other that the copper ones will help if that is where the leak is? This may sound stupid but, what if I used two stock Exhaust to Turbo gaskets instead of the copper ones? Is thats just a moronic idea or can it work?
Copper gaskets are actually suppose to seal better as they fill voids better. I've had mixed results with copper gaskets in the past when I was a V8 fan.

I don't see why it wouldn't work, the stock gaskets worked with the factory divided flange, should work with the spacer also.
Old 06-10-2011, 11:26 AM
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Thanks for the input guys! First I need to pinpoint the leak. You can hear it nice and clear in the engine bay at the back so it has to be where the turbo mounts or where the dp mounts. Thanks again.

Oh, and I forgot to answer your inquiry earlier about how its running HHRSSouth. Shes great, AFRs are the most stable Ive seen them in a really long time. Pegged at 14.5-14.9. They used to swing wildly before for some reason. Boost response is amazingly quick. The car pulls really hard on the tune. She also doesnt go into boost as much when put-putting around, which I love. I used to be about even or about half a car on a new Camaro SS when tuned and used to put about a car on one on the E blend. The other night while tuning, I put, literally, like a bus length or two on one all the way to 130 lol We had two good runs and both times I was amazed at how I was pulling away on 93octane. The second run was actually funny cause I started in second at about 45mph and missed third so he was pulling away at wot, then when I got it into third he was about two cars ahead of me and I reeled him in and passed him like if i was cruising on by LOL it was awesome.

So, yeah, she runs well and this turned out to be the upgrade I was wanting

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Old 06-10-2011, 12:03 PM
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thats good news
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Originally Posted by elecblue06
thats good news
Yes, yes it is. Stamina was riding along so he can corroborate the story
E blend is next. After I dyno this setup first of course
Old 06-10-2011, 12:42 PM
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Originally Posted by cubaniche
Yes, yes it is. Stamina was riding along so he can corroborate the story
E blend is next. After I dyno this setup first of course
I'm on E35 blend now and it was another noticeable upgrade on the BNR 2871 over my 93 Octane tune (which I will switch over to for long trips and winter months), especially in this 95+ heat (100+ with humidity).

E85 isn't real common around the whole State yet.
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Originally Posted by HHRSSouth
I'm on E35 blend now and it was another noticeable upgrade on the BNR 2871 over my 93 Octane tune (which I will switch over to for long trips and winter months), especially in this 95+ heat (100+ with humidity).

E85 isn't real common around the whole State yet.
Tell me about it. Same here as far as temps and weather is concerned. Glad you got another bump in power sir
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I was looking at a pic of a crate engine LHU and there seems to be something that looks like it may be a secondary HPFP on the exhaust cam...anyone think maybe we might be able to do an LHU head/LNF botom end hybrid? lol May solve our full E prob and feed a large turbo too. Just an idea...


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Old 06-15-2011, 12:40 PM
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Hmm...very interesting...


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