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Chuck33079 07-10-2013 08:29 PM

Iwg works, but it can be prone to boost creep on smaller turbos with engines that pump a lot of air. Ewg always allows better boost control. Boosting the 7at has its own issues which have been well documented at this point.

megalapagas 07-10-2013 08:36 PM

I have looked into it and I am going to purchase a boost controller for the same reason but just wanted to clear that out from experience turbo users.

Chuck33079 07-10-2013 08:49 PM

A boost controller will have no effect on boost creep. That's a mechanical issue. No guarantee it'll happen, but its possible.

Alkatraz 07-10-2013 08:53 PM

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Originally Posted by megalapagas (Post 2399462)
I ordered the IWG and I have a 7AT, any downside to that?

Downside is the extra cost to keep the 7AT alive.

Just make sure that you get a transmission cooler and either the Transgo or GTM valve body upgrades and you should be fine.

Alkatraz 07-10-2013 09:11 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Chuck33079 (Post 2399513)
A boost controller will have no effect on boost creep. That's a mechanical issue. No guarantee it'll happen, but its possible.

Correct.

I would also suggest that anyone who is going with a much larger exhaust, ie. 3" would probably be more prone to boost creep with IWG's. I haven't run a search but has there been much of a history of boost creep with 370Z/G37 TT installs? I don't remember seeing mention of it.

OP, make sure that you install a good boost gauge and set alarms. If you find that the boost is creeping consistently then you can look at either porting or swapping to EWG.

I have a feeling that once everyone starts their GTM installs and run them for a few months, we will start to see what issues are common across the setups. If 50 kits are installed then we should have several thousand miles worth of 'real world' testing done within just a few weeks. :tup:

Chuck33079 07-10-2013 09:15 PM

There's not a history of boost creep, but the 16g is the smallest turbo I've heard of being used so far.

Alkatraz 07-10-2013 09:39 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Chuck33079 (Post 2399557)
There's not a history of boost creep, but the 16g is the smallest turbo I've heard of being used so far.

Glad I chose to go with the 18G then! :happydance:

megalapagas 07-10-2013 11:03 PM

Yea I went with the 18Gs for the same reason haha, but yes I already have a Tranny cooler, VB, and workin on getting my gauges to have prepped before I get my kit...and yes I didn't go 3" on my exhaust seeing as you still get pretty solid numbers with 2.5" :D But thx for the info guys I just have a quick question though, have any of yall looked into Zeitronix Dash Daq XL?? Or should I stick to regular Gauges?

Dzel 07-11-2013 07:32 AM

I was just going to go regular but I saw a parrot system on here with a GTR your load out.

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Dzel 07-11-2013 07:41 AM

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COSMO 07-13-2013 04:06 PM

Anyone know the turbo size the gtr?

G37Sam 07-13-2013 04:39 PM

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R35 GT-R turbos - IHI RHF55 same as MY06 STi Impreza
Turbocharger Type RHF55
Turbine Blade no. 11
Compressor Blade no. 6 + 6
Turbine Rotor Size 53mm / 48mm
Compressor Rotor Size 60mm / 46.5mm
Max. Turbine Speed 165000 rpm
Wastegate Open Press. 78 kPa
A/R Ratio 15
Compressor seal material Synthetic mica + Teflon
Bearing Type Floating Metal Bearing

GT-R Turbos

Smaller than say a 2530 turbo on the compressor side, a little bigger than a 2530 on the outlet.

Chuck33079 07-13-2013 04:41 PM

I had no idea it was a pair of 2006 Sti turbos. That's kinda cool.

Dzel 07-13-2013 05:06 PM

That is crazy I thought they would be a Garrett type or something.

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Chuck33079 07-13-2013 05:10 PM

Isn't the hot side cast into the manifold?


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