* AAM Competition's 370Z Twin Turbocharger System *

aamc@AAMComp · 10-23-2014, 08:14 AM

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Originally Posted by tonyHTX

Looks like the Turbosmart Shortie Kompact Series has a Dual Port BOV (50% Atmospheric and 50% CRV) that is supposed to work with the EFRs. It looks to be taller than the CRV that comes included though so clearance may or may not be an issue. Maybe you can have a look when you get it on the lift? Or maybe Max might be able to give some insight?

Could be an option for those that want a little bit of both worlds.

Just to clear a few things up on this as I don't want there to be any confusion.

There is no way that fit, at least i'm 95% sure it would not. As shown in Jason's picture (thanks Jason) space is limited and it would be too long/tall.

If you wanted to utilize a traditional BOV you would need to install the BorgWarner block off plate (previously mentioned) and could then install any BOV of your choice (hopefully something of high quality) in the upper intercooler piping.

Most of what I just said was previously mentioned but I just wanted to make sure there was no confusion on this topic.

I can try to get some audio of the integrated BorgWarner CRV so you can hear what it sounds like. It's definitely noticeable but not to the audible level of a traditional BOV.

aamc@AAMComp · 10-23-2014, 08:19 AM

Attention G37 Customers:

We are seeking 1-2 additional G37's to participate in the R & D program. I would be able to extend our R & D pricing to the next 2 G37 customers. If anybody is interested please reach out to me (email/PM/whatever).

aamc@AAMComp · 10-24-2014, 08:24 AM

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Originally Posted by MaxPowered

Attention G37 Customers:

We are seeking 1-2 additional G37's to participate in the R & D program. I would be able to extend our R & D pricing to the next 2 G37 customers. If anybody is interested please reach out to me (email/PM/whatever).

Any G37 owners interested?

jwick · 10-27-2014, 01:17 PM

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Originally Posted by MaxPowered

Any G37 owners interested?

Trade my BP kit?

FPenvy · 10-27-2014, 01:20 PM

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Originally Posted by jwick

Trade my BP kit?

Rid3_FaM0uS · 10-23-2014, 08:35 AM

I can try to get some audio of the integrated BorgWarner CRV so you can hear what it sounds like. It's definitely noticeable but not to the audible level of a traditional BOV.[/QUOTE]

I beg to differ Max. The build got to hit the pavement for the first time in 6 months last night; I thought at first I was going to hate these integrated BoVs meaning no more "choo choo" noises which is imo the coolest part of being turbo, but to my surprise at as little as 2-4lbs of boost these things are VERY MUCH noticeable and easily comparative to the sound I got from my 50mm turbosmart valves on 12lbs from my GTM kit. I can definitely say I'm not the least bit disappointed by the sound.

I can tell each of you that this kit still retains all of the cool "im turbo" sounds, and I must say, I love it.

aamc@AAMComp · 10-23-2014, 08:53 AM

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Originally Posted by Rid3_FaM0uS

I can try to get some audio of the integrated BorgWarner CRV so you can hear what it sounds like. It's definitely noticeable but not to the audible level of a traditional BOV.

I beg to differ Max. The build got to hit the pavement for the first time in 6 months last night; I thought at first I was going to hate these integrated BoVs meaning no more "choo choo" noises which is imo the coolest part of being turbo, but to my surprise at as little as 2-4lbs of boost these things are VERY MUCH noticeable and easily comparative to the sound I got from my 50mm turbosmart valves on 12lbs from my GTM kit. I can definitely say I'm not the least bit disappointed by the sound.

I can tell each of you that this kit still retains all of the cool "im turbo" sounds, and I must say, I love it.[/QUOTE]

Great to hear some additional feedback! Thanks for this.

Also - how was the car doing?

10-23-2014, 08:19 AM	#2 (permalink)
aamc@AAMComp Base Member Join Date: Jun 2014 Location: Towson, MD Posts: 73 Drives: Purchasing Soon Rep Power: 13	Attention G37 Customers: We are seeking 1-2 additional G37's to participate in the R & D program. I would be able to extend our R & D pricing to the next 2 G37 customers. If anybody is interested please reach out to me (email/PM/whatever). __________________ Max Wyman \| Director, Sales & Marketing MaxW@aamcompetition.com www.aamcompetition.com http://aamcompetition.com/files/aamsema14a.gif

10-23-2014, 08:35 AM	#6 (permalink)
Rid3_FaM0uS Track Member Join Date: Apr 2012 Location: Wapakoneta, Ohio Posts: 506 Drives: 2011 BS Nismo 370z Rep Power: 46	I can try to get some audio of the integrated BorgWarner CRV so you can hear what it sounds like. It's definitely noticeable but not to the audible level of a traditional BOV.[/QUOTE] I beg to differ Max. The build got to hit the pavement for the first time in 6 months last night; I thought at first I was going to hate these integrated BoVs meaning no more "choo choo" noises which is imo the coolest part of being turbo, but to my surprise at as little as 2-4lbs of boost these things are VERY MUCH noticeable and easily comparative to the sound I got from my 50mm turbosmart valves on 12lbs from my GTM kit. I can definitely say I'm not the least bit disappointed by the sound. I can tell each of you that this kit still retains all of the cool "im turbo" sounds, and I must say, I love it. __________________ Always under construction. . .

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