Special thanks to everyone....
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Man U FTW
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Special thanks to everyone....
I've been on this site for about a year i think and i've just read everything i can think of reading while here. I was introduced to the idea of boosting my GSR and now thanks to HT, it finally happened!!
Pics of the monster:
Its open DP for now, but that's going to change once i get some 2.5" 3bolt exhaust flanges. Also, i dont have a radiator fan because i'm waiting on a slimline.
Pics of the monster:
Its open DP for now, but that's going to change once i get some 2.5" 3bolt exhaust flanges. Also, i dont have a radiator fan because i'm waiting on a slimline.
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damn. time for some cleaning under the hood amigo! hahaha. looks good though. glad to see another turbo'd green teg. did you get tuned yet?
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Man U FTW
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not tuned yet and i'm still cleaning up under the hood...i have to tuck some wires away if you didn't notice....there is a BIG bundle of wires where i wired the resistor box. I have some fine tuning to do under the hood, then get it tuned, toss on the exhaust and rip it up!!
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Re: Special thanks to everyone.... (Schister66)
looks cool what is the set up?, and seems like you will be running ac, you are def gonna need a pusher atleast for the AC side (fan). Nice good luck and getr tuned 
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Man U FTW
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i dont hardly ever run the AC, but my parents made me keep it....it'll deal w/ having no fan.
Right now the gas mileage is SOOOOO bad though....i'm getting like 14mpg, but i'm beating on it a little (4psi max)
Right now the gas mileage is SOOOOO bad though....i'm getting like 14mpg, but i'm beating on it a little (4psi max)
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Re: (Schister66)
Justa fyi...over time that ac line is going to melt most likely.
I would make a bracket that holds it a little more towards the rad support and away from the mani/wastegate.
Trust me, I melted 4 inches of my low pressure ac lines, completely gone!! I had to end up making custom lines cause of my manifold.
I would make a bracket that holds it a little more towards the rad support and away from the mani/wastegate.
Trust me, I melted 4 inches of my low pressure ac lines, completely gone!! I had to end up making custom lines cause of my manifold.
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Re: (undercoverdc2)
i had the same problem, burnt right thew the line. then i got some heat wrap, http://www.autobarn.net/thhowiprbyth.htm haven't had a problem since. looking good btw lets see some numbers
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Spoolin manifold CCA fmic
My setup is going to look a lot like yours, but on a d16 when it's completed. Just need to buy some slim fans, a clutch, and get my piping welded. Aiming for the ned of june
CCA fmic My setup is going to look a lot like yours, but on a d16 when it's completed. Just need to buy some slim fans, a clutch, and get my piping welded. Aiming for the ned of june
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<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by undercoverdc2 »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">maybe heat wrap the lines.</TD></TR></TABLE>
Or relocate it. PM me for info.
Or relocate it. PM me for info.
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