GT35R Installed!!! OMG... So Much Fun!
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Well like he said he is very rich at high 10 A?F ratios. He is also at 500WHP Dyno Jet power so who knows, good deal. With alky and Race gas he could go 12.0-1 and run 35PSI and get damn near 600WHP.
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Originally Posted by TwoMix9900
glad you're happy...
im not trying to burst your bubble but i know i've heard that greddy type s BOV are detrimental for our cars...might wanna check that out
im not trying to burst your bubble but i know i've heard that greddy type s BOV are detrimental for our cars...might wanna check that out
1. One of the few "adjustable while on the car" BOV's
2. NEVER Causes stalling problems at moderately increased boost levels with the single spring mod (which a lot of guys forget to do)
3. Has a long favorable history with DSM-ers
4. Has an equally unfavorable history with ricers
5. Used and recommended by guys that actually go fast, as opposed to try to sound fast.
I believe that Evomoto had a chart that described how and when to use the various springs supplied with the BOV.
Congrats on the turbo, now I want one, shame on you for tempting me :-)
I seriously doubt that your BOV, properly adjusted, will be a problem.
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Congrats on the new setup man!!! thats awesome, I remember when I had the vishnu stage 3 installed on my 03, man that was freeway ride down the 5 fun as hell!!!!!!
But please before you tell everyone on these boards how streetable the turbo is give yourself some more time to drive it around the "streets" and then maybe give a one month update.
I had the 30r and made just about the same exact post you did the night I got it.
One month later I sold the kit.
Real world Socal traffic and a 35r are going to **** u off, badly. But if you dont mind the lag and prefer highways over canyons......Turn on the METH!!!!!!!!!!
Good Luck and I hope you enjoy your upgrade more then I did!
Quick
But please before you tell everyone on these boards how streetable the turbo is give yourself some more time to drive it around the "streets" and then maybe give a one month update.
I had the 30r and made just about the same exact post you did the night I got it.
One month later I sold the kit.
Real world Socal traffic and a 35r are going to **** u off, badly. But if you dont mind the lag and prefer highways over canyons......Turn on the METH!!!!!!!!!!
Good Luck and I hope you enjoy your upgrade more then I did!
Quick
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Nice, was yours the red evo that was at CFT a few weeks ago? I was bringing in my blue evo there and I saw a gt35r turbo kit assembled, I think it was an AMS one though. Anyhow congrats on your setup
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Car was tuned conservatively. Perhaps too conservatively in most eyes. We all know what the 35r is capable of. The tune on the car is temporary. The internals are stock and Bradly was advised not to push the car past 450whp. Car will be getting forged internals and AEM. Then we can lean on it a good bit harder. Also keep in mind this is on the stock mass with no cold air intake. The turbo spool is very good on a 2.0 for a turbo this size. On install a/f in the 9s. 4th gear pulled 14psi at 3600rpm on the stock cams. The 280s added 500rpm lag. Although I would agree that a 35r is laggy turbo for daily use you have to drive it to determine whats for you. The car is very crisp and pleasant till 4500rpm. After that its a rocket. It is a blast to drive.
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Here's a hypothetical question:
If you only had $2500 to spend on this car, would you be better off building the motor (in-car rod/piston swap) and then turning up with the wick with a flash (how far could you go?)? Or, would you be better off spending that $2500 on AEM EMS and tuning?
If you only had $2500 to spend on this car, would you be better off building the motor (in-car rod/piston swap) and then turning up with the wick with a flash (how far could you go?)? Or, would you be better off spending that $2500 on AEM EMS and tuning?
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Originally Posted by TwoMix9900
glad you're happy...
im not trying to burst your bubble but i know i've heard that greddy type s BOV are detrimental for our cars...might wanna check that out
im not trying to burst your bubble but i know i've heard that greddy type s BOV are detrimental for our cars...might wanna check that out
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Originally Posted by LIFER
I agree, 471whp @32psi seems like a very low number... Maybe a mustang dyno?
I am hoping for 500whp @ 27psi
I am hoping for 500whp @ 27psi
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Originally Posted by denolloyd
From what I undersand the Evo block is good to apprx 500 in stock form. I drive the car almost 200 miles per day. Did not want to push too much. With all that said, I'm sure the car is capable of 500+ hp easily.
Last edited by DRAGIN; Mar 6, 2006 at 04:48 AM.