G35 Greddy TT Install + Fully built Short Block + Kinetix Plenum
#31
07-07-2007, 09:02 PM
Originally Posted by Gman2004
Sam and Sharif have been known to disagree from time to time, but since Sam is the one working on my car I'll go with what he recommends. Could it be the ARP 2000 although not as strong the L19's provide enough clamping force to prevent headlift without the possibility of corroding like L19's which is why Sam is recommending them???
We had a basketcase car that was brought to our shop for fix up, and it had the L19's installed and run for 1 year. When we took the engine apart, there were no signs of corrossion whatsoever. That's really all the evidence I have.
I respect Sam's opinion, and he respects mine as well. It's all good.
Gman, is your car at GTM?
#32
07-10-2007, 08:44 AM
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Originally Posted by sharif@forged
The L19 studs can be trqed down to a higher level than the ARP2000's. Sam has a valid point, and so do I, and in speaking with ARP, I feel confident using the L19's.
We had a basketcase car that was brought to our shop for fix up, and it had the L19's installed and run for 1 year. When we took the engine apart, there were no signs of corrossion whatsoever. That's really all the evidence I have.
I respect Sam's opinion, and he respects mine as well. It's all good.
Gman, is your car at GTM?
We had a basketcase car that was brought to our shop for fix up, and it had the L19's installed and run for 1 year. When we took the engine apart, there were no signs of corrossion whatsoever. That's really all the evidence I have.
I respect Sam's opinion, and he respects mine as well. It's all good.
Gman, is your car at GTM?
#33
07-10-2007, 10:31 AM
Originally Posted by Gman2004
My car is not at GTM yet. I am taking a road trip to Socal for a business trip next week so since I will be in Sam's neck of the woods I am going to drop it off and just fly home. I have to go back again next month so I will fly out and drive back home. Should be a fun drive home with an extra 100whp.
#34
07-10-2007, 11:08 AM
My builder Kyle @ imports parts pro suggested the ARP 2000 head stud kit. I am retaining my stock valves and seats. and just going with a grind anf flow for the heads.
Question: Is the U-Tec pretty simple to use? program changes of the fly and such.
What about LSD options?
Will the stock fuel system be able to handel this load?
Question: Is the U-Tec pretty simple to use? program changes of the fly and such.
What about LSD options?
Will the stock fuel system be able to handel this load?
#36
07-10-2007, 03:16 PM
#37
07-22-2007, 11:00 AM
#39
08-08-2007, 01:47 PM
http://www3.telus.net/cwdance/The%20...otor%20001.jpg
So after 12 weeks of gathering and ordering parts. I have entered the Finial Assembly Stage.
Above is a picture of the Block we are currently staging the turbo setup. There is still alot of prep that needs to take place on the car.
More pics to come.
So after 12 weeks of gathering and ordering parts. I have entered the Finial Assembly Stage.
Above is a picture of the Block we are currently staging the turbo setup. There is still alot of prep that needs to take place on the car.
More pics to come.
#41
08-09-2007, 11:42 PM
Originally Posted by Sinister350GT
ARP head studs; ARP Main studs; Cometic Head gaskets are going into this build.
As for how its going to get to the road? For now it will be a dyno queen.
My wife will kill me if I spend any more this year.
However. There will be 19X10.5 on the rear and 8.5 in the front for wheels.
Lowering 1" with springs. Sway bars and traction bars.
Thats about all I have planned so far.
What do you suggest?
As for how its going to get to the road? For now it will be a dyno queen.
My wife will kill me if I spend any more this year.
However. There will be 19X10.5 on the rear and 8.5 in the front for wheels.
Lowering 1" with springs. Sway bars and traction bars.
Thats about all I have planned so far.
What do you suggest?
Let me help you out a lill
SEPC or ACT 6 or 4 PAD Heavy duty Pres plate clutch kit,
LTW flywheel,
longer gears in your diff,
may need axles(strong ones) if going ova 650 HP,
Stoptech, or Brembo brake kit or higher (4 to 8 pistions),
Goodridge Steel lines,
GOOD compound tires, At least a 285 or bigger for rear if you going 10.5 rear,
not just springs. get a coilover kit (Tein)
Race fuel,
Oil cooler,
Proper tuning.
#42
08-09-2007, 11:49 PM
#43
08-09-2007, 11:51 PM
#44
09-26-2007, 10:06 PM
http://www3.telus.net/cwdance/The%20%22G%22/1011_0037.jpg
http://www3.telus.net/cwdance/The%20...2/101_0037.JPG
Last edited by Sinister350GT; 09-26-2007 at 10:10 PM.
