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GTM supercharger for the DE

Old Jan 3, 2012 | 04:08 PM
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GTM supercharger for the DE

It has been a decade since the DE came out and the platform has seen its fair share of FI kits flooding the market ranging from some not so great ones to some plain and simple awesome ones. However with turbos giving out generous portions of power it has hogged all of the attentions leaving the supercharged options starvingly skinny and realistically only down to the Vortech. Nothing wrong with the Vortech and it has demonstrated to be tried and true option with great results, but where is the excitement and what if i want chocolate and not vanilla?

GTM has been hard at work on the VHR and has released a vast array of upgrades for it that have gained great popularity. One in particular is their latest rotrex based supercharger kits. If you haven't seen it yet, go to their site and check it out right here (VHR STG1) and here (VHR STG2). Not too shabby right? But sadly, that's for the VHR and we are DE (minus those few HR guys). Luckily enough, that will no longer be the case and a similar kit is currently being fitted on a DE and yours truly my DE

The project started a few months ago and should be done fairly soon. From a high level view, these are the parts that will go in my car on top of my well modified built 4.15L 11CR block, more info can be found here (11:1 VQ42DE).

A little comparison I did between this kit and the vortech. link to pros/cons

Part List

Parts as of 1/3/2012
-Rotrex C38-91 with GTM housing
-GTM 24x17x3.5 Intercooler
-GTM MAFS
-Aquamist HFS3 pure water injection with direct port injection
-Relocate alternator to the top
-Remove passenger side coolant pipe and replace with the HR down the middle route
-Uprev Osiris tune
***update 3/1/2012***
-Black powder coating pipes
-Black thermal coating FMIC
-Replace Rebello custom grind camshaft with Tomei 264/264
-Replace walbro 255lph with Aeromotive 340lph
-Replace DW 600cc injectors with Bosch EV14 1000cc
-Replace Southbend DXD-B 6puck clutch with GTM/Exedy Twin Carbon
-Replace Unorthodox Flywheel with Exedy Single-mass Steel Flywheel
-Replace Z1auto solid motor mount with OEM
-GTM Return Fuel System
-Tune for 109/100/93/91
***update 9/12/2012***
-Used the Rotrex C38-92 as oppose to the 91 (3.5" inlet as oppose to 3")
-Replaced the MREV2, 5/16th spacer with teh Cosworth Manifold
-Additional injection nozel placed right before the intercooler
-Replaced the Tomei 264/264 with GTM SC Stage 3 cams 302/292
-Added a 34 row Setrab oil cooler
-Replaced the SGM LTH for VHR stock headers with TP

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Well enough talk and here are some pics as of 1/3/2012





Update pics for new perfectly machined brackets 3/4/2012



Update pics for the finished installation minus the tune 9/12/2012


Dynos

Lastly here is an old dyno of my car from 2010.


Green: Your run of the mill boltons with tune
Blue: Built 4.15L longblock

First priliminary dyno run with 9psi compared to NA done in 4th gear (will be higher if done in 5th) 9/12/2012


Red: Stage3 GTM kit with 9psi
Blue: Built 4.15L longblock with Cats

As a side note, I know there are some of you guys that have their differences with GTM but this thread is not about that so please keep those to yourself.
 

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Old Jan 3, 2012 | 04:11 PM
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how's the progress Gabe?
 
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Old Jan 3, 2012 | 04:23 PM
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It's going well, hopefully be done very very soon How's your car with the SC?
 
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Old Jan 3, 2012 | 04:41 PM
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About time Gabe. I know you were talking about it! Congrats on pulling the trigger. Can wait to see results!
 
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Old Jan 3, 2012 | 04:48 PM
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It's not doing bad other than a few oil leaks here and there. Sam just sent me new oil lines so I can fix those on my next oil change. Other than that I should get my car retuned as its still eating lots of fuel.
 
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Old Jan 3, 2012 | 04:50 PM
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That's good to hear, who are you gonna take it to for the tune?
 
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Old Jan 3, 2012 | 04:52 PM
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Originally Posted by unvmyg
About time Gabe. I know you were talking about it! Congrats on pulling the trigger. Can wait to see results!
Thanks, me too How's your car doing?
 
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I'm waiting anxiously
 
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Old Jan 3, 2012 | 06:41 PM
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In a nut shell we are taking every thing we have learned over the years from all the other kit on the markets including ours and coming back with the ultimate Sc kit for the DE platform .

This kit will have the best power potential, the best belt wrap and tensioner system out the of gate .






Here is a pic showing the difference in size between the HKS unit and ours.



Stay tuned for more

Sam
 
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Old Jan 3, 2012 | 08:18 PM
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so this super charger is being fitted to gabes setup which is a fully built stroked engine. will this supercharger setup work fine on a stock de motor??

I know everything will bolt up the same but will a smaller supercharger be fitted?
 
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Old Jan 3, 2012 | 08:35 PM
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Originally Posted by PR-G35Driver
so this super charger is being fitted to gabes setup which is a fully built stroked engine. will this supercharger setup work fine on a stock de motor??

I know everything will bolt up the same but will a smaller supercharger be fitted?
We will offer 3 different stages for the platform, stage one will be designed around stock engine safe power level .

So your are covered

Sam
 
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Old Jan 3, 2012 | 08:43 PM
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u guys also did my friends yellow 370z in Hawaii it's sick!!

I'll be in contact with u soon
 
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Originally Posted by PR-G35Driver
so this super charger is being fitted to gabes setup which is a fully built stroked engine. will this supercharger setup work fine on a stock de motor??

I know everything will bolt up the same but will a smaller supercharger be fitted?
Might be too powerful for you I'm also anxiously waiting.

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We will offer 3 different stages for the platform, stage one will be designed around stock engine safe power level .

So your are covered

Sam
Good info and thanks for dropping by.
 
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Old Jan 4, 2012 | 09:32 AM
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Nice!! Will the STG 1 price be comparable to the other SC kits on the market?
 
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Old Jan 4, 2012 | 12:54 PM
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I'm gonna say yes jus so there's pressure on them to do so lol.
 
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