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James10694 08-04-2017 11:54 AM

Ive heard of a few people having hot start issues with various FI kits. Seems like the conclusions were tuning issues. Anyone else with this kit have this problem?

jwick 08-04-2017 12:10 PM

GTM's kit has the filters behind the bumper in front of the tire. It costs you the washer fluid reservoir but it'll work. Not sure you'd be able to snake a 4" thru there but definitely worth a try.

Jayhovah 08-04-2017 12:13 PM

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Originally Posted by jwick (Post 3682360)
GTM's kit has the filters behind the bumper in front of the tire. It costs you the washer fluid reservoir but it'll work. Not sure you'd be able to snake a 4" thru there but definitely worth a try.

4" would be sorcery... Even 3" I think would be iffy. Might end up downsizing so much it becomes too much of a restriction... Is back into the engine compartment the only logical direction to go with the position and orientation of the turbo?

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elperuano 08-04-2017 09:26 PM

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Originally Posted by jwick (Post 3682321)
What were your final numbers?

Final numbers were 624/496 on pump gas 93. Car has been running great. Sasha and the BP kit have been great. FL2K is coming to Florida in October. Hopefully I'll be running in that event.

solidus 08-05-2017 07:30 AM

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Originally Posted by Jayhovah (Post 3682362)
4" would be sorcery... Even 3" I think would be iffy. Might end up downsizing so much it becomes too much of a restriction... Is back into the engine compartment the only logical direction to go with the position and orientation of the turbo?

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Where the filter sits now might not be sorcery but it's damned close. I'm sure Sasha considered an alternate location but the difficulty precluded making it a production option, but did'nt the V1 version of the kit run intercooler piping through the passenger side? Hell I've daydreamed about oblong tubes connected to flat filters in the wheel well and even internally reinforced silicone tubes to snake through.

jwick 08-05-2017 09:22 AM

TAKING ORDERS for winter 2017 turbo kits
 
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Originally Posted by solidus (Post 3682577)
Where the filter sits now might not be sorcery but it's damned close. I'm sure Sasha considered an alternate location but the difficulty precluded making it a production option, but did'nt the V1 version of the kit run intercooler piping through the passenger side? Hell I've daydreamed about oblong tubes connected to flat filters in the wheel well and even internally reinforced silicone tubes to snake through.


The V1 kit had the charge piping routed on the passenger side and it was a ************ to install. That piping was only 2.5" and it barely cleared. A single 2.5" pipe is not going to be enough air to feed the turbo.

Elmo370z 08-05-2017 02:09 PM

Can't wait until these units are up again. I want one

jax4557 08-05-2017 09:11 PM

I am thinking about maybe an aluminum box to go around the turbski filter that shields upper manifold heated air and ground / dirty water air from getting into it. I guess it would be pulling sideways from where the stock fuel lines come up into the bay.

On a side note I have one other point to discuss. Does anyone else have issues with the driver side charge pipe hitting the little nub on the wishbone and also the nub on the steering rack pinion? I have rub marks like a B.

solidus 08-06-2017 02:21 PM

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Originally Posted by jax4557 (Post 3682735)
I am thinking about maybe an aluminum box to go around the turbski filter that shields upper manifold heated air and ground / dirty water air from getting into it. I guess it would be pulling sideways from where the stock fuel lines come up into the bay.

On a side note I have one other point to discuss. Does anyone else have issues with the driver side charge pipe hitting the little nub on the wishbone and also the nub on the steering rack pinion? I have rub marks like a B.

I saw it rubbing after the taking it out for "The incident". I dinged that bastard with a ball peen hammer.

James10694 08-07-2017 08:02 PM

Apparently they're have been 2 comp turbo failures with less than 10 miles on each. Don't know if I want this kit anymore....

Jinxx 08-07-2017 08:12 PM

The pipe should have had a round "dent " in that spot for the nub for clearance ....I added a rubber cover over the area as well to protect it from rubbing

Ni55anPat 08-07-2017 10:28 PM

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Originally Posted by James10694 (Post 3683192)
Apparently they're have been 2 comp turbo failures with less than 10 miles on each. Don't know if I want this kit anymore....

Why are you bashing the kit? You know you can order the oil fed turbo with his kit right?

James10694 08-07-2017 11:46 PM

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Originally Posted by Ni55anPat (Post 3683222)
Why are you bashing the kit? You know you can order the oil fed turbo with his kit right?

I'm not bashing the kit I'm bashing the comp turbo. After seeing 2 turbos fail in the first oil less batch would you put the comp turbo on your car? I already have the kit so I'm going to have to figure out a way to get a oil fed turbo.

09nismo498 08-08-2017 09:42 AM

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Originally Posted by James10694 (Post 3683233)
I'm not bashing the kit I'm bashing the comp turbo. After seeing 2 turbos fail in the first oil less batch would you put the comp turbo on your car? I already have the kit so I'm going to have to figure out a way to get a oil fed turbo.

Personally, I would just install it. Don't let 2 problems stop you at this point. Mine is one that failed, and leaked coolant into the exhaust (see my post in comp turbo failure thread). After I got it replaced, everything is good now. These turbos are fairly new, a few problems here and there are going to happen. If you are that worried, get the oil fed turbo, but I would just install the one you have personally.

James10694 08-08-2017 07:55 PM

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Originally Posted by 09nismo498 (Post 3683301)
Personally, I would just install it. Don't let 2 problems stop you at this point. Mine is one that failed, and leaked coolant into the exhaust (see my post in comp turbo failure thread). After I got it replaced, everything is good now. These turbos are fairly new, a few problems here and there are going to happen. If you are that worried, get the oil fed turbo, but I would just install the one you have personally.

Well that eases my nerves alittle. Thanks for chiming in.

Nismo_D 08-10-2017 01:59 PM

Has anyone heard from Sasha? I tried to see when will he be taking orders again. I've finally got the money and I'm tying to get it before i leave for this deployment. With that being said anyone have a rough estimate of how long it takes to get the whole kit shipped?

Hilla_killa 08-10-2017 07:14 PM

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Originally Posted by Nismo_D (Post 3684051)
Has anyone heard from Sasha? I tried to see when will he be taking orders again. I've finally got the money and I'm tying to get it before i leave for this deployment. With that being said anyone have a rough estimate of how long it takes to get the whole kit shipped?

Is his email on the link in op? Or pm him. I pmed hime recently and he got back to me quickly.

James10694 08-10-2017 08:22 PM

I sent him a PM a few days ago. Nothing yet.

sleeper69 08-11-2017 02:39 PM

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Originally Posted by James10694 (Post 3684130)
I sent him a PM a few days ago. Nothing yet.

Same here. Really excited to get on the next purchase list. Hope to hear from him soon!

Boosted Performance 08-12-2017 12:38 AM

Gentlemen, I will get back to all that sent PM's in the next few days.

As for the COMP turbos, the come with a full 1 year warranty, and turn around on any warranty work has been nothing but superbly fast, with two-day air reruns to customers. I have honestly never dealt with a manufacturer that has better service than COMP. There are about 30 of them out there on Z cars, without a single issue.

As for a heat shield, I'd like to get my hands on a passenger side OEM exhaust manifold so I can see what can be done ... I have some ideas floating around.

NorthStyle 08-12-2017 01:49 AM

Did anyone ever provide you information/pictures for the CMAK kits to see if the piping could be modified to fit?

Elmo370z 08-14-2017 07:48 PM

Bump

MoulaZ 08-31-2017 07:13 AM

If I was to place an order and put a deposit down today for a Tuner kit, what sort of timeframe am I looking at before receiving the kit?

Also, does anyone running one of these kits with a Motordyne system have a video somewhere?

Cheers!

solidus 08-31-2017 02:46 PM

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Originally Posted by MoulaZ (Post 3689629)
If I was to place an order and put a deposit down today for a Tuner kit, what sort of timeframe am I looking at before receiving the kit?

Also, does anyone running one of these kits with a Motordyne system have a video somewhere?

Cheers!

If you're RHD this kit won't fit. Just saw your location and figured you did'nt know but it's not impossible for you to be LHD either.

MoulaZ 09-01-2017 02:07 AM

Yes I am very aware of the RHD thing. But from all the material I've been reading both on the forums and in his manuals, the consensus seems that the only thing stopping this is the air filter possibly fouling on the steering knuckle. But from going back and looking at a number of photos when I dropped my clutch and seeing the available space in that nook, I can't help but feel there is still significant room there, even if it's just an inch or two less, surely another filter may fit or modified to fit, or some other frabrication to assist.

Everything else I've seen won't foul on a RHD. So I'm keen to give this a serious attempt.

zashburn 09-01-2017 11:34 PM

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Originally Posted by NorthStyle (Post 3684526)
Did anyone ever provide you information/pictures for the CMAK kits to see if the piping could be modified to fit?

Here is Sasha's opinion on the CMAK:
"Thank you very much for the pictures, these are great.
It is so hard to say if it will fit. I think with a bit of ball pin hammer work on the IC pipe, it will work. This is not a big deal, as the pipes are full 2mm thickness, so there is no worries with massaging the pipe a bit for clearance.
I could probably also make that full first section of pipe out of 2.25" tubing, instead of the 2.5". This would also help with creating clearance."


Unfortunately I pulled mine off and replaced it with the OS Giken delete, but they are give or take the same size. In this image its hard to see but you can kind of see how to delete kit gets in the way on the bottom left there.
http://www.the370z.com/members/zashb...ure98277-a.jpg

Tuesday we plan to be cutting back on the second piece of piping a bit & fabricating a small section to fit from there to the first full section after the turbine. As you can see there is plenty of space. So the answer is yes it can be done, with some modification.

MoulaZ 09-03-2017 11:08 PM

Anyone know if Sasha is on vacation? Saw some mention of that earlier in the thread. Can't seem to get a hold of him.

Boosted Performance 09-03-2017 11:38 PM

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Originally Posted by MoulaZ (Post 3690464)
Anyone know if Sasha is on vacation? Saw some mention of that earlier in the thread. Can't seem to get a hold of him.

I'm around, shoot me a PM, and let me know what details you are looking for.

MoulaZ 09-04-2017 01:00 AM

Sent! :)

solidus 09-06-2017 12:10 PM

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Originally Posted by MoulaZ (Post 3689896)
Yes I am very aware of the RHD thing. But from all the material I've been reading both on the forums and in his manuals, the consensus seems that the only thing stopping this is the air filter possibly fouling on the steering knuckle. But from going back and looking at a number of photos when I dropped my clutch and seeing the available space in that nook, I can't help but feel there is still significant room there, even if it's just an inch or two less, surely another filter may fit or modified to fit, or some other frabrication to assist.

Everything else I've seen won't foul on a RHD. So I'm keen to give this a serious attempt.

From what I see and I could be wrong. ( I have the kit on my Nismo but I previously owned a 7AT G37 ) the way that the turbo manifold and charge pipe wrap around the bottom of the rounded 6MT transmission housing is a no go on 7AT simply due to shape. The V1 kit ran a charge pipe through the passenger side and the V2 runs one through the driver side so that's a given. I'm pretty sure if Sasha could've found a sensible fix to sell RHD kit's he'd have done it by now but good luck to you.

MoulaZ 09-06-2017 04:04 PM

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Originally Posted by solidus (Post 3691008)
From what I see and I could be wrong. ( I have the kit on my Nismo but I previously owned a 7AT G37 ) the way that the turbo manifold and charge pipe wrap around the bottom of the rounded 6MT transmission housing is a no go on 7AT simply due to shape. The V1 kit ran a charge pipe through the passenger side and the V2 runs one through the driver side so that's a given. I'm pretty sure if Sasha could've found a sensible fix to sell RHD kit's he'd have done it by now but good luck to you.

I'm a MT. From what I've read though it looks like there was never RHD support because when the odd RHD customer comes along, the consensus seems to be 'oh it may not fit, so it's not officially supported...', so that customer just moves along without any real discussion, till the next unaware RHD customer inquires and this has just repeated. I don't think there's been a serious discussion yet of 'precisely' why it wouldn't, if it can't for sure, and what clearances we have and possible solutions to make it work.

Yes I'm aware of the differences in V1 to V2 overall design with the charge pipe. I don't think V1 has a snowballs chance for RHD, but the V2 seems plausible to me. But then with the change of Turbos from Precision to Comp, has that affected the mounting position and dimensions? (i.e Turbo Inlet now sits 1/2 inch back or forward, 1/4 inch higher, etc) I can't seem to find any hard facts. Yes I could look up the Turbo dimensions themselves, but I don't know yet if Sasha has altered the flange position to affect Turbo position.

Just a lot of questions...

I know a couple of local members who are aware of the kit but never gave it a second look because they 'heard it wouldn't fit', but when asked why exactly, I get no response.

jwick 09-06-2017 06:33 PM

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Originally Posted by MoulaZ (Post 3691091)
I'm a MT. From what I've read though it looks like there was never RHD support because when the odd RHD customer comes along, the consensus seems to be 'oh it may not fit, so it's not officially supported...', so that customer just moves along without any real discussion, till the next unaware RHD customer inquires and this has just repeated. I don't think there's been a serious discussion yet of 'precisely' why it wouldn't, if it can't for sure, and what clearances we have and possible solutions to make it work.



Yes I'm aware of the differences in V1 to V2 overall design with the charge pipe. I don't think V1 has a snowballs chance for RHD, but the V2 seems plausible to me. But then with the change of Turbos from Precision to Comp, has that affected the mounting position and dimensions? (i.e Turbo Inlet now sits 1/2 inch back or forward, 1/4 inch higher, etc) I can't seem to find any hard facts. Yes I could look up the Turbo dimensions themselves, but I don't know yet if Sasha has altered the flange position to affect Turbo position.



Just a lot of questions...



I know a couple of local members who are aware of the kit but never gave it a second look because they 'heard it wouldn't fit', but when asked why exactly, I get no response.


Only one way to find out. Pony up the money for the kit and give it a shot. That's what I did. Nobody knew if it would fit a G37 so I took a gamble. The answer was yes, with a little modification.

MoulaZ 09-06-2017 08:53 PM

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Originally Posted by jwick (Post 3691132)
Only one way to find out. Pony up the money for the kit and give it a shot. That's what I did. Nobody knew if it would fit a G37 so I took a gamble. The answer was yes, with a little modification.

Exactly ;)

Selling my current SC kit with A2A should cover most of the cost.

Want to start a thread detailing it all when/if I ever get my hands on a kit, seems Sasha is a busy man lol.

Boosted Performance 09-07-2017 10:50 PM

I'll start taking orders for about 6 kits by the end of September.

MoulaZ 09-08-2017 02:43 AM

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Originally Posted by Boosted Performance (Post 3691524)
I'll start taking orders for about 6 kits by the end of September.

I'm first in line! Will even put a deposit down today if you want.

You said taking orders though, after orders taken, what sort of timeframe is it till delivey?

Elmo370z 09-09-2017 07:16 PM

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Originally Posted by Boosted Performance (Post 3691524)
I'll start taking orders for about 6 kits by the end of September.

I'm second in line

Boosted Performance 09-10-2017 10:18 PM

I'll let you guys know when I officially open the door for deposits.

solidus 09-12-2017 01:45 PM

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Originally Posted by Elmo370z (Post 3691904)
I'm second in line

Be a boss and get the big turbo.:happydance:

7ssain 09-14-2017 09:16 AM

PM Sent

falsereality 09-14-2017 09:25 AM

Is this kit emissions inspection friendly?


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