just bought a new kit
i just bought a used inline pro kit,aem ems guages and everything else today. i will be installing it over the winter. just thought id introduce myself as a new fi member.
its a gt35 and i think the 600 cc injectors but im not sure. i will need new intake piping i think as one piece is bent up a little. i got the fuel pump bov and idk what size intercooler.
start doing your homework, and saving your money. you're not done buying things yet 
who did you buy the kit from? do you have a link to it?
600cc injectors will likely be way too small for a gt35r, unless for some reason you decide to stay with stock compression. are you using an inline pro manifold? you will have to notch your frame to fit the turbo.
if you have any questions, please don't hesitate to ask - i'm right in your neck of the woods!

who did you buy the kit from? do you have a link to it?
600cc injectors will likely be way too small for a gt35r, unless for some reason you decide to stay with stock compression. are you using an inline pro manifold? you will have to notch your frame to fit the turbo.
if you have any questions, please don't hesitate to ask - i'm right in your neck of the woods!
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Originally Posted by scottieboy561,Oct 16 2008, 02:56 PM
when you say notch... how much notching are we talking?
yea im going to go low boost till i get the money and time to install a 3mm head gasket. but my question to you guys is. i already have a dual aftermarket exahust. i know its not going to make as much power as a single but what else do i need to make the turbo work and work efficient.
Originally Posted by scottieboy561,Oct 16 2008, 04:04 PM
yea im going to go low boost till i get the money and time to install a 3mm head gasket. but my question to you guys is. i already have a dual aftermarket exahust. i know its not going to make as much power as a single but what else do i need to make the turbo work and work efficient.
by the way - running low boost for stock compression is absolutely fine, but upgrading to a 3mm later on will require you to get retuned (not the best idea for your wallet!) so be warned.







