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Exclamation Does anyone get the Esmeril turbo kit?

I have left a few voicemails to Chris at Esmeril racing and email to Mazdaparts.com in regard of its Esmeril turbo kit. I have been waiting the response ever since. Just wonder, does anyone in forum actually get the production version of Esmeril racing kit? How easy is it on DIY? Any link of its instruction? Does anyone install one? Please advice.
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Dude
there is a tread for it right in this forum.
Just type Esmeril Kit in the search!!!
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Thanks. But there is nothing on installation instruction, sir...Thanks for your advice though.
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You'll get the instruction when you get the kit
Why do you need the instruction before hand?
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It claims very simple installation. If I get it, I have to know how easy it is before hand.
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How do you rate your mechanical abilities?
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I understand where he is coming from.

I would like to know how much work the install would be by looking at the instructions before hand aswell.
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I can tell you thats its going to be very easy, for a turbo kit.

removing the manifold is going to be difficult no matter what kit you are putting in, bolts could be frozen. Other stuff is routed pretty straightforward, nothing is cramped in there like other turbo kits.

If you can put an intake on your car or an exhaust then you should be just fine.

As for instructions, no. read the esmeril thread and your questions will be answered.
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Originally Posted by sfredrx8
It claims very simple installation. If I get it, I have to know how easy it is before hand.
It is simple for a relatively mechanically skilled people.
If you are that way, and know, and not afraid to pop the hood on your car and start removing trays, taking off exhaust header and other such stuff, then it is a simple install, if you don't know how to do that, i suggest you leave the install to the pros.

Looking at what you are asking and how, I don't think you are much familiar with taking your car apart on your own. If you were mechanically inclined, you'd be able to tell how hard/easy it is to do by just looking ad the parts in the photo of the kit.

My guess is, with or without instructions, it may not be something you wanna do on your own in the garage over the weekend.
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search greddy install instructions and you will get the instructions for the greddy kit.

The esmeril kit is going to be much easier than that.
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Thanks for comments. I would love to see DIY on this kit if available in the future.
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Originally Posted by sfredrx8
Thanks for comments. I would love to see DIY on this kit if available in the future.

I'm going to write one up once I get mine (as long as nobody beats me to the punch first)
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The Esmeril Kit comes with upgraded injectors and a new fuel pump. If you don't know what you are doing don't attempt to install it yourself. You don't want a leaking fuel system!!!
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here it is"

1. pop the hood
2. remove stock intake
3. remove battery
4. remove all the rest of the **** in there that may be in the way while you are at it.
5. remove the front bumper
6. remove the exhaust header
7. remove the air pump (or not, i can't remember, but i think this was discussed)
Oh eah

8. Remove intake manifold
9. remove stock injectors

10. now take the kit, and start putting it in.

11. install Esmeril's injectors
12. Reinstall intake manifold

13. remove stock fuel pump
14. install Esmeril's fuel pump

15. install waistgate onto manifold
16. install manifold
17. Install intercooler
18. install turbo
19 install downpipe
20. install BOV onto the intake pipe
21. assemble and install intercooler pipes
22. hook up oil feed and drain
23. install EMS
24. fire it up
25. take for a ride (take it easy though)
26. TUNE!!!

How's this Static? Beat you to it. LOL
Pretty comprehensive stuff

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Lmao @ #4.
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excellent DIY!!! Sticky!!! Haha
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Originally Posted by sfredrx8
Exclamation Does anyone get the Esmeril turbo kit?
I have left a few voicemails to Chris at Esmeril racing and email to Mazdaparts.com in regard of its Esmeril turbo kit. I have been waiting the response ever since. Just wonder, does anyone in forum actually get the production version of Esmeril racing kit? How easy is it on DIY? Any link of its instruction? Does anyone install one? Please advice.
Hello,

I actually changed phones this past weekend and I some trouble with the new one. I didn't get it working until last night. Also the mazdaparts.com website was down for maintenance for a few days too so that could explain why Jason hadn't gotten back to you. My number is the same as listed on the Esmeril website, feel free to call again and I will gladly answer your questions. Thanks for the interest.

Chris
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Originally Posted by rotorocks
here it is"

1. pop the hood
2. remove stock intake
3. remove battery
4. remove all the rest of the **** in there that may be in the way while you are at it.
5. remove the front bumper
6. remove the exhaust header
7. remove the air pump (or not, i can't remember, but i think this was discussed)
Oh eah

8. Remove intake manifold
9. remove stock injectors

10. now take the kit, and start putting it in.

11. install Esmeril's injectors
12. Reinstall intake manifold

13. remove stock fuel pump
14. install Esmeril's fuel pump

15. install waistgate onto manifold
16. install manifold
17. Install intercooler
18. install turbo
19 install downpipe
20. install BOV onto the intake pipe
21. assemble and install intercooler pipes
22. hook up oil feed and drain
23. install EMS
24. fire it up
25. take for a ride (take it easy though)
26. TUNE!!!

How's this Static? Beat you to it. LOL
Pretty comprehensive stuff
haha, hilarious.....Only thing missing is the pictures and #15 already comes installed....

Chris
Old 01-15-2008, 04:29 PM
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Originally Posted by ChrisRX8PR
Hello,

I actually changed phones this past weekend and I some trouble with the new one. I didn't get it working until last night. Also the mazdaparts.com website was down for maintenance for a few days too so that could explain why Jason hadn't gotten back to you. My number is the same as listed on the Esmeril website, feel free to call again and I will gladly answer your questions. Thanks for the interest.

Chris
Thanks Chris. I got your reply. I have another question though. If I get the pre-order kit without EMU, how much does it cost to upgrade to EMU kit? Thanks.
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Originally Posted by sfredrx8
Thanks Chris. I got your reply. I have another question though. If I get the pre-order kit without EMU, how much does it cost to upgrade to EMU kit? Thanks.
We actually recommend that you get the Int-X if you get the non EMU kit. It offers more control over the engine and is therefore safer to run. The EMU kit is a solution for people that have extensive experience with the EMU and feel comfortable tuning with it. It requires very careful tuning and monitoring.

Chris
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Int-X triggers CEL or something. I thought EMU will eliminate this issue.
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Int-X triggers CEL or something. I thought EMU will eliminate this issue.
If you know what you are doing. Int-X can be made to not throw a CEL too.

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I read the thread from MM. He can only achieve a few cycle without CEL. Is it doable without CEL at all?
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