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Nice review. +1 rep
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Sweet work
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Great work. For the wiper fluid reservoir....what about relocating the battery and then installing a custom reservoir in the battery compartment? Shouldn't be too hard to find a plastic container to mount in there.
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GTM will give you the optional water bottle if you ask for it. Smaller, maybe 1/2 gallon size?
Only problem is trying to find a place for it.. In the battery compartment is not a bad idea, even if you don't relocate it but maybe just get a smaller battery. Will have to look into that too. BTW took it for a quick drive last night so far so good. No fluttering issues, no CEL, etc.. The rush of air you hear is pretty sick though. :) |
Hey Gene,
Did you use jack stands at all? Looks like all your pics were with the car on the ground. Aside from the bulkhead holes for the intakes that you already had enlarged, did the kit require further modification to any parts (any drilling, cutting, etc) or just bolting/unbolting? |
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Sears: Online department store featuring appliances, tools, fitness equipment and more There isn't much that you really have to or drill out... When you mount the relocated oil filter bracket you have to drill 3 holes in the framerail to mount that. One of the SC oil lines is mounted on the top part of the bumper aluminum bumper support, so 2 small holes for that.. And the 2 plastic "walls" that are on the inside of the fender wells get removed as the SC piping on one side and the SC oil and Engine oil coolers go in those spots. Can't say there was anything you had to cut off or destroy. Most everything is just removing OEM pieces, and using new brackets and new bolts to mount things in different locations to make room for the new hardware going in. |
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How would you describe the power now compared to before? :tup: |
I'll get pics of the water bottle. Right now its held in by zip ties until i can get a bracket made. Gene. You did a good job and a clean job. Kudos to you!
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Good to hear you had quality and productive time with your ladies in the garage. :happydance:
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Nice, so that makes 3 of us so far who have done this install ourselves?
You will definitly want an extra hand. Basically to echo everything Fezzik has already stated. |
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I did some break in miles yesterday. was 40 degrees and raining like crazy.. So was forced to take it easy.. so far everything seems good though. Oh what I wouldn't give for 50+ degrees and dry pavement. :) |
nice! holy tons of pics!
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Great job on the install! GTM quality looks great and makes me wanna get this kit and install it after me and a buddy finish his 350z built bottom end and gt35r turbo. rep to you :tup:
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How long is the break in period?
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65 miles is what the instructions say.
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Sam really makes the install easy doesn't he?
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awesome work! Dying to get a kit for my team mates Z! still waiting to see if it carb's since we are in Cali :(
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very awesome thread. What gauges did you purchase/ and where did you mount them.
I plan on doing the same install not too far down the road and trying to get an idea what ill need besides the turn key kit. |
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Awesome job. My plan is to have enough to buy this kit early next year. I want to do the install myself, but unfortunately my house doesn't have a garage:shakes head:
Anyone local have a garage I can borrow for a few days? Or should I sell my house and buy a new one with a garage? |
^ Why is there a hyperlink in your response to this?
edit.. all of your posts have that.. sup spammer. |
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