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Old May 9, 2018 | 08:12 PM
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[QUOTE=brendan1990;24457168]
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im kinda in the same boat as you. what parts did you use to design your Duel Port Internal Wastegate Actuator? my Stock greddy spring is limiting me to 12lb


i just bought a standard duel port actuator from gcg with a straight arm. The actuator comes with serveral different springs ranging from 5lb up to I think 18lb.
Then I just molded the arm to be identical to the arm on the standard actuator that comes with the Greddy Kit.
Cut the standard actuator off its bracket and fitted the duel port actuator to that same bracket.

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Oh shit, your the guy I saw on instagram. I was so surprised to see it hence why i was so intrigued.
Not going to mess with it till wintertime over taking a running car apart in the heart of the season

Originally Posted by EvasiveMotorsports
Old manifold was cast Iron. New one will be revised Cast Aluminum, and also the revised to not have that "valley" where possible cracking may occur. Prototype kit is being in development right now on my personal car
This brings me to my second point, good to hear its going to be cast aluminum. do you know if it will be t3 or t25? and finally I hope they'll/you'll be willing to sale individual pieces, especially to loyal greddy supporters
will be up ready to buy this fall/winter
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Old May 10, 2018 | 02:59 PM
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Oh shit, your the guy I saw on instagram. I was so surprised to see it hence why i was so intrigued.
Not going to mess with it till wintertime over taking a running car apart in the heart of the season

This brings me to my second point, good to hear its going to be cast aluminum. do you know if it will be t3 or t25? and finally I hope they'll/you'll be willing to sale individual pieces, especially to loyal greddy supporters
will be up ready to buy this fall/winter
Oh, are you the bloke that messaged me about it on instagram by any chance?

And in regards to getting individual parts from the kit, I emailed evasive about it as soon as I saw it on insta, they couldn't give me much information about the kit but said they could "probably" supply individual parts which is good news.
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Old May 15, 2018 | 11:12 AM
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Oh, are you the bloke that messaged me about it on instagram by any chance?

And in regards to getting individual parts from the kit, I emailed evasive about it as soon as I saw it on insta, they couldn't give me much information about the kit but said they could "probably" supply individual parts which is good news.

yeah thats me... my guess is well have to take the hit straight from greddy, we'll see
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Old May 22, 2018 | 01:04 PM
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Superstreet just did a live video of the install of what could be the new greddy kit. quickly browsed through the video and it looks like it has a bigger downpipe and emanage.
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Old Jul 30, 2018 | 04:47 AM
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Originally Posted by superfly77
Just wanted to show my dyno graph I got yesterday after my full tune.
It's a Greddy kit with MAC boost control, Omni 3 bar MAP, ID1000 injectors, Tanabe Concept G cutback, 63.6mm test pipe, DIY catch can, running Rotella 5w40 oil. The tune is on e85.

these are good number I just ETune and got 321 on similar set up, only different is RC 750 and a 4 bar map.
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Old Aug 3, 2018 | 06:31 PM
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I noticed looking at photos not a lot of Greddy kits are run full vented catch cans. I’m about to weld up all the holes in my suction pipe, delete the PCV to put in a vented can.
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Old Aug 3, 2018 | 06:57 PM
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Thats a good move. Reason not alot of innovation is seen on greddy kits is it is mostly a starter/noob kit. It can be improved with e85 and upgraded parts like catch cans and porting the internal wastegate hole. Also wrapping the manifold(if its the upgraded pfab manifold it wont crack even if wrapped)
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Old Aug 3, 2018 | 07:05 PM
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I have the PFAB manifold, gonna Cerakote it and doing the wastegate porting. Thinking about running meth, not sure yet.
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Old Aug 6, 2018 | 09:18 AM
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What about Downpipe modifications, I was reading people got good results from unmerging the wastegate from the Downpipe on the SOS TS kit, I haven’t seen this online for the greddy. All my piping is going out soon the weld shop so I’m thinking about dumping the wastegate.
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Old Aug 11, 2018 | 05:10 PM
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Is there an ETA on the kit?
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