The Ultimate GReddy Turbo Kit Thread
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From: Seattle, WA
Originally Posted by SagaAP2,Sep 30 2009, 10:35 PM
I've read all 28 pages, very close to pulling the trigger on this! I may have missed a few bits of info. I apologize ahead of time if this subject has been covered.
I read that this kit is not good for road racing, but good for auto-x. Whats the consensus on a spirited drive up a mountain? I'm in socal, so the climate is rather moderate with the occasional heat wave.
I'm at ~75k miles
I read that this kit is not good for road racing, but good for auto-x. Whats the consensus on a spirited drive up a mountain? I'm in socal, so the climate is rather moderate with the occasional heat wave.
I'm at ~75k miles
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From: IE
Originally Posted by sammy21c,Sep 30 2009, 07:59 PM
I'll post the engine bay picture tommorow. I cut the hood and had to drive for dyno tune which was raining pretty bad.
I didn't have chance to clean it up.
Anyway the shop told me that they will correct after I get wideband.
I don't have much time since up here is already 33 degrees which means winter already.
It will start snow soon, I'll enjoy this last moment and tune it next Spring comes.
So, is that dyno sheet when you had before selling to me, I mean basic kit + tuning?
I didn't have chance to clean it up.
Anyway the shop told me that they will correct after I get wideband.
I don't have much time since up here is already 33 degrees which means winter already.
It will start snow soon, I'll enjoy this last moment and tune it next Spring comes.
So, is that dyno sheet when you had before selling to me, I mean basic kit + tuning?
but on the dyno, they ussually put a meter on your exh to measure the AFR's...
Is that the best tuner in the area?
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sammy21c the shop is full of crap telling you they will fix the dip after you get a wideband. Any shop that knows what they are doing uses their own wideband while tuning the fuel map. Don't get me wrong you should get your own wideband to fine tune your fuel map on the street.
If they didn't use a wideband, how did they tune your AFR's?
If they didn't use a wideband, how did they tune your AFR's?
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From: Grand Rapids, Michigan
Thanks for the comment. That's true. They will do it for free, but I don't really have time to drive 5 hours to get there. I miss L.A. Every shop was in 1 hour drive. I pretty much love how it drives right now. I'll do it next spring.
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From: Westchester, NY
Originally Posted by sammy21c,Oct 1 2009, 09:24 PM
Cusco fits? What type? How about clearnace? It is very important since there is a blow off valve on the intake pipe. Thank you.
