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SAM@GTM 03-29-2013 10:52 AM

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Originally Posted by Cvzg77r (Post 2238117)
question if one day, one wanted to upgrade the mitsubishi turbos to the garrett turbos (for the ball bearings n such) would it be possible with this kit? or should i just save up longer for the garrett kit? lol

Yes, it will be possible without having to replace anything but the turbos. and actually we can do better than that, The new manifold can also accept the latest T25+ turbine housing from garret that can flow as much as a T3 and comes with a V band turbine housing. will post a pic of GT35R housing that will directly fit to our manifold.

Sam

SAM@GTM 03-29-2013 11:23 AM

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Originally Posted by BlkNismo (Post 2236812)
Does this kit require relocation of the washer reservoir?

Yes it does. We offer a supplement kit with a smaller reservoir .

Sam

kielbasa16 03-29-2013 11:34 AM

This kit sounds absolutely incredible, and with such tempting pricing! Damn you business school and your affect on my bank account...

showme99 03-29-2013 11:41 AM

Is your supplemental window washer reservoir included with the turbo kit? If not, how much does it cost?

I understand that the MHI turbo kit is the least intrusive with regard to installation (which I definitely appreciate). Besides the windshield washer reservoir, are there any other factory components that need to be relocated?

LukasC 03-29-2013 01:11 PM

How much would the garrett turbos cost? To do the swap later

Nixlimited 03-29-2013 04:26 PM

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Originally Posted by SAM@GTM (Post 2240222)
Yes, it will be possible without having to replace anything but the turbos. and actually we can do better than that, The new manifold can also accept the latest T25+ turbine housing from garret that can flow as much as a T3 and comes with a V band turbine housing. will post a pic of GT35R housing that will directly fit to our manifold.

Sam

News to me. :happydance:

roplusbee 03-30-2013 01:39 PM

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Originally Posted by SAM@GTM (Post 2240298)
Yes it does. We offer a supplement kit with a smaller reservoir .

Sam

Sam:

Is the Washer Reservoir listed on your site the one that you are talking about? The pictures only show the bottle. Does it come with a bracket? That is the only thing keeping me from ordering it right away.

Also, I asked about the 3" downpipes earlier. I am looking to replace the ones that we included with my Greddy kit. If it is a complicated situation, I will just explore the alternative with AAM, Zerolift, and or UPREV.

lww 03-31-2013 04:40 PM

1 word: EPIC

Now just need to get CARB approval for the SC kit finalized so you can focus on the TT CARB approval!

rAiN 04-01-2013 09:45 PM

1.would it be better to run this kit with oem exhaust?
2.say if I get the turn-key kit, all I need is to install the kit, flash ecu with its provided and i am good to go? ( no secondary tune is needed?)

lww 04-01-2013 10:29 PM

1. No.
2. Don't really know what you're asking. If you reflashed the ECU you are now running a "secondary" tune.

esfourteen 04-01-2013 11:16 PM

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Originally Posted by lw (Post 2245944)
2. Don't really know what you're asking. If you reflashed the ECU you are now running a "secondary" tune.

he's asking if he would still need to go and get tuned somewhere, which is a fair question. the answer is no and yes. you really don't need another tune if everything looks good with the data logging. Sams tunes are pretty damn close on the first try, you do data logging and Sam will tweak it from there if necessary. With that said, if you can afford it getting a professional dyno tune from a competent uprev tuner is not a bad idea at all.

blackonorange 04-01-2013 11:18 PM

He's asking if he can just leave it on the base tune from GTM. I know alot of ppl do just go off of sams tunes and are fine

Edit: ^ read above

COSMO 04-02-2013 07:14 AM

I big deal but I had to relocate the drivers side horn since there was no room for it in the stock location with the intercooler piping.. Lets hope Pablo from GTM will write up the instructions and take pictures for their new TT kit this time around. (hint hint) ;)

rAiN 04-02-2013 07:43 AM

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Originally Posted by esfourteen (Post 2246036)
he's asking if he would still need to go and get tuned somewhere, which is a fair question. the answer is no and yes. you really don't need another tune if everything looks good with the data logging. Sams tunes are pretty damn close on the first try, you do data logging and Sam will tweak it from there if necessary. With that said, if you can afford it getting a professional dyno tune from a competent uprev tuner is not a bad idea at all.

Quote:

Originally Posted by blackonorange (Post 2246041)
He's asking if he can just leave it on the base tune from GTM. I know alot of ppl do just go off of sams tunes and are fine

Edit: ^ read above

thank you guys! that is what i wanted to ask. you guys are a gentleman and a scholar:tup:

Dzel 04-02-2013 07:45 AM

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Originally Posted by rAiN (Post 2246381)
thank you guys! that is what i wanted to ask. you guys are a gentleman and a scholar:tup:

Schools will be named after you! :tup:


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