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shumby 03-01-2010 02:21 PM

might need a valve body up grade and a tranny cooler. but you should wait to hear what SAM has to say. Myself I am going to get an oil and tranny cooler. plus the valve body upgrade. might not be needed but nice to have. really depends on what you are planing to do with the car.

kdoske 03-01-2010 02:31 PM

I'm really confused at how an oil cooler setup is supposed to hook up with the filter relocation of this kit. Anyone have any ideas?

SAM@GTM 03-01-2010 02:34 PM

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Originally Posted by kdoske (Post 424072)
I'm really confused at how an oil cooler setup is supposed to hook up with the filter relocation of this kit. Anyone have any ideas?

I will answer all these questions shortly, just need to catch up with some dyno work .

Sam

shumby 03-01-2010 02:44 PM

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Originally Posted by RCZ (Post 423615)
I like what you did with the recirc, clever placement!

Got any pictures with the bumper on??

Good pricing too, its exactly what I expected.


Few quick questions...

1) Which trim is that in the picture? Looks like a tight squeeze already, wondering how the bigger ones will fit?

2) 90* elbow after a flattened intake tube and two 90* elbows on the way to the intercooler?

3) Hydrolocking concerns with the filters at the lowest point on the car?

4) Does that oil cooler sit behind the stock bumper?

5) What kind of dyno? What did the stock 370z put down on it?

6) Spellcheck



RCZ..



1) i checked the web site and the foot pring for the 3 remain the same.



as for the rest. well Sam will get to that once he got some zzzzzzzzzzzzzzz's

live2themaxuk 03-01-2010 02:49 PM

Right Hand Drive
 
Hey Sam

Great work! Any ideas whether this will fit RHD cars?

cheers
Jamie

jmlenz 03-01-2010 02:56 PM

Holy crap Sam! $5k!!!!!!!

Like someone else said, GTM hit it out of the park on this one!

You just swayed me and will most certainly be earning my FI dollars! I have several questions as well...

1) Does the $5k intro price apply to all trims or is that just Stage 1?

2) Price for GTM inhouse install?

3) Why 2 intake filters when the SC only has one inlet?

4) Same questions as others regarding oil filter location/clearance?

5) An oil cooler is a must, where would one fit into this setup?

DannyGT 03-01-2010 03:12 PM

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Originally Posted by jmlenz (Post 424112)
Holy crap Sam! $5k!!!!!!!

Like someone else said, GTM hit it out of the park on this one!

You just swayed me and will most certainly be earning my FI dollars! I have several questions as well...

1) Does the $5k intro price apply to all trims or is that just Stage 1?

2) Price for GTM inhouse install?

3) Why 2 intake filters when the SC only has one inlet?

4) Same questions as others regarding oil filter location/clearance?

5) An oil cooler is a must, where would one fit into this setup?

3. 2 maf's?

5. Oil cooler will go behind the intercooler. Apparently there is tons of room still behind there. Or you can custom bracket it off the left side I suppose.

Zeto 03-01-2010 03:16 PM

Subscribed.

rednek01 03-01-2010 03:17 PM

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Originally Posted by DannyGT (Post 424147)
3. 2 maf's?

5. Oil cooler will go behind the intercooler. Apparently there is tons of room still behind there. Or you can custom bracket it off the left side I suppose.

3. No because that comes in to play after the supercharger just before the intake manifold. Makes no sense to meter the air before the supercharger compresses it and before it goes through the intercooler.


5. If you look at the install photos the black oil color is off to the drivers side of the car.

m4a1mustang 03-01-2010 03:20 PM

Are you sure that's not just a relocated power steering cooler? That's aweful small if its an engine oil cooler.

rednek01 03-01-2010 03:29 PM

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Originally Posted by m4a1mustang (Post 424176)
Are you sure that's not just a relocated power steering cooler? That's aweful small if its an engine oil cooler.

your right I just looked at the pictures and there are no oil lines connected to it. but it looks to be power steering lines. My bad!

:tiphat:

jmlenz 03-01-2010 03:36 PM

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Originally Posted by m4a1mustang (Post 424176)
Are you sure that's not just a relocated power steering cooler? That's aweful small if its an engine oil cooler.

I assumed that black cooler was the "supercharger cooler" listed in parts lineup? With that being said, I thought the Rotrex was a self contained unit with no need for external oil cooling?

G37Sam 03-01-2010 03:37 PM

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And that's for a reason, impressive job Sam! I knew you wouldn't let our name down haha

LiquidZ 03-01-2010 03:46 PM

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Originally Posted by jmlenz (Post 424212)
I assumed that black cooler was the "supercharger cooler" listed in parts lineup? With that being said, I thought the Rotrex was a self contained unit with no need for external oil cooling?

It is still a self contained (internally lubricated) supercharger. Due to the nature of its operation, the traction fluid picks up a lot of heat due to friction forces. The oil cooler is standard on any Rotrex kit to keep the lubricant's temperatures in check.

Don't worry, it is still an internally lubricated kit. No oil pan tapping needed.

jmlenz 03-01-2010 04:02 PM

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Originally Posted by LiquidZ (Post 424225)
It is still a self contained (internally lubricated) supercharger. Due to the nature of its operation, the traction fluid picks up a lot of heat due to friction forces. The oil cooler is standard on any Rotrex kit to keep the lubricant's temperatures in check.

Don't worry, it is still an internally lubricated kit. No oil pan tapping needed.

Yeah that makes sense...so its a rotrex oil cooler basically:tup:

Still curious why the need for dual intake tube...


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