Forced Induction Discussion of turbos , superchargers , and nitrous upgrades on the G35

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Old 12-18-2007, 09:55 AM
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Oh well, I might as well jump the band wagon!!! You dint know Chit just like the other guys have said!!!



Originally Posted by doctorG
A good 90% of people who turbo their car, usually sell their car within 3 months. Way too much money involved to get it done right, usually has oil leak issues, isn't smog legal, usually tuned to run rich which gives it a horrible exhaust smell. I would say 0 and leave it stock.

The G's aren't really made for forced induction and i've seen people spending over 20k and barely pushing 350hp to the wheels.

Maybe TN owner sell their kit but for some other reason like wanted to go TT for more power. I have a ST and have mine for 7 months and I am very happy and have no plan of selling my car or the kit. FYI, I just had my NY Car Inspection and I passed with flying colors with my STS Turbo without cheating!!

People who spent $20K+ are the one who are actually pushing 500+whp buddy. I spend a third of that and I'm pushing 365whp with no Leak (exhaust, Oil, Fuel...) My only problem is that my car make this sound when I let go of the GAS Pedal... WWWWooooooSSSSShhhhhhhh!


Originally Posted by doctorG
Well, in Cali, most turbo kits aren't legal. Unless you get a Greddy kit, which won't give you 400hp to the WHEELS..

Amd most people who turbo their car are running rich to prevent "detonation".
Greddy kit has one of the highest potential out there. Just like XKR, most Greddy that has a Built Engine are all running close to 600whp So what if the car run a little rich? Are you f'king concern that you are eating up more fuel? Turbo/SC go rich at WOT and on load (boost) so are you complaining about the exhaust coming out while running 60-100mph? is your exhaust routed back inside your car?
 
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Old 12-18-2007, 09:56 AM
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Originally Posted by doctorG
A good 90% of people who turbo their car, usually sell their car within 3 months. Way too much money involved to get it done right, usually has oil leak issues, isn't smog legal, usually tuned to run rich which gives it a horrible exhaust smell. I would say 0 and leave it stock.

The G's aren't really made for forced induction and i've seen people spending over 20k and barely pushing 350hp to the wheels.
I think you're a little behind on the times lol

I vote
 

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Old 12-18-2007, 10:20 AM
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Originally Posted by FI'ed G
FYI, I just had my NY Car Inspection and I passed with flying colors with my STS Turbo without cheating!!
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it's funny how we have strict testing but our air quality is always bad anyways.
 
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Originally Posted by da mayor
it's funny how we have strict testing but our air quality is always bad anyways.
I know.. sometimes I feel guilty but when I'm driving, Gas consumption, Emission is the last thing in my mind! Well I still have my Stock CAT so I feel a little better about my self.
 
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Originally Posted by FI'ed G
I know.. sometimes I feel guilty but when I'm driving, Gas consumption, Emission is the last thing in my mind! Well I still have my Stock CAT so I feel a little better about my self.
OEM cats and open dumps FTW! IMO it's a happy medium between power and noise/emissions.
 
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Twins Ftmw
 
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Originally Posted by 617G
OEM cats and open dumps FTW! IMO it's a happy medium between power and noise/emissions.
+1 but I'm going to the dark side and will be replacing my OEM CAT with Test Pipe this Spring
 
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+1 but I'm going to the dark side and will be replacing my OEM CAT with Test Pipe this Spring
what exhaust do you have? test pipes were a bit too much for me during cruising
 
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Ive driven a single Z, and ridden in a TT Z. The single Z had great low/mid range hp/tq. But loses it up high. TT Z was very well rounded and had a very smooth power band, and steady pull. The single was a Turbonetics and the twin was an APS.
 
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Ive driven a single Z, and ridden in a TT Z. The single Z had great low/mid range hp/tq. But loses it up high. TT Z was very well rounded and had a very smooth power band, and steady pull. The single was a Turbonetics and the twin was an APS.
wow, someone actually came in here and gave a serious response
 
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defintely twins! FTW!! im gettin twins next year!
 
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Originally Posted by 617G
what exhaust do you have? test pipes were a bit too much for me during cruising
I have stock Exhaust. I don't need aftermarket exhaust and since I have a rear-mount turbo If the sound get bad after the TP then I'll get this http://www.magnaflow.com/02product/s...ne=main&id=845, I know one with this on his STS kit and help reduce the noise.
 
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wow, someone actually came in here and gave a serious response

High score? whats that mean? did I break it?
 
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defintely twins! FTW!! im gettin twins next year!
C or D?
 
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Originally Posted by FI'ed G
I have stock Exhaust. I don't need aftermarket exhaust and since I have a rear-mount turbo If the sound get bad after the TP then I'll get this http://www.magnaflow.com/02product/s...ne=main&id=845, I know one with this on his STS kit and help reduce the noise.
that's right..hehe, almost forgot...I would assume you'd see big gaines from TP's then....I need to come down to NY to check out your setup
 


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