Turbonetics ST install!!
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Update. Trying to get some pipes to fit and having a difficult time. It's really tight. Especially the y pipe down pipe. Seems like it touches a lot.... Well see how it goes. Taking a break fro
It now and going to start up again soon.z
It now and going to start up again soon.z
just leave everything loose until the end then tighten it all up with clearances. vibration shouldnt be a problem at all from my experience.
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ok so ive been doing some research and it seems that the rev up models have some fitment issues with the turbonetics kit. sounds like im going to have to bend some of the exhaust piping and maybe intercooler piping. So. my build comes to a hault until monday. I am going to have to bring it to Japtrix so the can finish the installation and make everything fit right. ill keep ya updated.
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sucks though, i hope it not a big fix. the guy i bought from said it would fit all g35 coupe and sedan mt and auto. the only thing that will change it the y-pipe for the mt.. which i have. anyone can enlighten me on this and how hard it is.. something easy for a shop to do?
you wont need to alter anything on the install except where the turbo intake meets the rad support. you will need to cut a hole there. mine was a pain in the a** to install too but just keep at it. they will probably want to go thru everything and install it from scratch so they know nothing is wrong with it so youll pay double!
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I got some of the pipes in!!!! The only ones I have left are the turbo exhaust pipes. 2 of them. Only thin left after that is intercooler and piping and oil feed LinE install... Anyone know where I need to cut into the radiator or what not to fit the turbo intake?
you need to fit the turbo then mark it where you need to cut the hole for the filter pipe. youre almost done dude! the turbo supplied it only oil cooled and not water cooled so all you need to do is feed the oil feed and drain to it.
I had to cut the top of the OEM radiator shroud near the top right in front where the intake piping returns to the intake. minor cuts. Outside that, the only mod to the pipes for my Revup was the tab welded on the bottom of the same pipe attached to the bottom of the radiator support to keep the piping from rubbing the pullies.
I had to cut the top of the OEM radiator shroud near the top right in front where the intake piping returns to the intake. minor cuts. Outside that, the only mod to the pipes for my Revup was the tab welded on the bottom of the same pipe attached to the bottom of the radiator support to keep the piping from rubbing the pullies.
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I had to cut the top of the OEM radiator shroud near the top right in front where the intake piping returns to the intake. minor cuts. Outside that, the only mod to the pipes for my Revup was the tab welded on the bottom of the same pipe attached to the bottom of the radiator support to keep the piping from rubbing the pullies.
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