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Old 04-19-2011, 01:31 AM
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Originally Posted by NgoRX8
Finally, PICS!

looks good!

I use to run it at turbo outlet and at UIM (before my boost gauge took a crap). it's often useful in testing for leaks and pressure losses.
agreed - easy to find the limit of your system this way as well . As boost climbs the differential climbs - at some point (somewhere around 330g/s on my setup) it really starts to make a big difference . That's when you know that the system is maxing out .
Also good for seeing part throttle issues and if your BC is influencing throttle response .

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That is how I did it.

Really up to you, though. You can just Tee off the signal at the UIM for both and use it as a check/double check. It's nice to have one at the turbo for me because I did lots of testing with it and my boost controller. Helps to see if you have boosting problems and if its because of the wastegate actuator.
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kit looks good, nice to of had someone ceramic coat the manifold and down pipe already
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Yeah I have not decided whether to do the piping yet or not. Did you guys just use a universal turbo blanket or something specific to the Greddy?
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im doing my pipes satin black. already have all the coating.
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wheres they dyno sheet already
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Originally Posted by RWD+LSD=Zoom
im doing my pipes satin black. already have all the coating.

Geesh, I guess I will have to do lime green then.

Originally Posted by The Reverend
wheres they dyno sheet already
it will be a while.
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no way dude, do that mag blue color you posted the other day, that would look hawt on the VR
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So Greddy won't sell the gaskets for the kit I have to get it from a dealer. I bet the markup is going to suck.
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Originally Posted by RWD+LSD=Zoom
no way dude, do that mag blue color you posted the other day, that would look hawt on the VR

That's a thought.
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you can find some at www.turbofittings.com, they wont have the manifold gasket though.

found this exhaust outlet
http://store.excelerateperformance.c...?itemid=395694

just googled it

good luck man

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Originally Posted by RWD+LSD=Zoom
you can find some at www.turbofittings.com, they wont have the manifold gasket though.

They have stuff for the Greddy?
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they have standard gaskets. I dont know what you are missing
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Originally Posted by RWD+LSD=Zoom
they have standard gaskets. I dont know what you are missing

Compressor/turbine inlet/outlet mainly but I'd like to replace them all if I can.
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Originally Posted by 9krpmrx8
Compressor/turbine inlet/outlet mainly but I'd like to replace them all if I can.
They don't include these with the cost of the rebuild? I would assume they would include them, due to them needing to be replaced if you take the thing off.
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they dont "need" to be replaced when you take it off.
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You can make most of those gaskets yourself . Except for the turbine outlet one . If that one looks ok just reuse it .
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Originally Posted by Brettus
You can make most of those gaskets yourself . Except for the turbine outlet one . If that one looks ok just reuse it .
True. But my experience creating gaskets sucks. I recreated the gasket for my SOHN adapter and it came out perfect, it looked exactly like the one that came with it (that I broke) yet it still leaked. Richard sent me a new one and the leak has been gone since. I think even though the gasket material for for oil/gas it still sucked. But in the compressor inlet/outlet red RTV would work I guess.
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any hightemp rtv for oil works but I recommend legit gaskets.
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This thread has "Major Boost LAG" get on it!
This is what you need:
http://www.atpturbo.com/mm5/merchant...egory_Code=GSK
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http://www.atpturbo.com/mm5/merchant...egory_Code=GSK
This gasket works for the outlet pipe with a small amount of trimming
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/GREDD...Q5fAccessories
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done and done!
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Originally Posted by gregs


Thanks bro!


Someone cut 3" off of the C6 pip that goes to the throttle body and I cannot figure out why they did that.
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I'm willing to bet they cut that section off because how tight of a fit it is to squeeze on the TB..which doesnt really make it any easier..should still work fine
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Originally Posted by gregs
I'm willing to bet they cut that section off because how tight of a fit it is to squeeze on the TB..which doesnt really make it any easier..should still work fine

You think it will? I also forgot but my BHR spacer will probably affect the fitment as well so I may have to ditch the nitrous
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Originally Posted by 9krpmrx8
You think it will? I also forgot but my BHR spacer will probably affect the fitment as well so I may have to ditch the nitrous
I read in another thread the spacer doesn't fit with the intake. Sorry man no extra juice for you!


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