Any update on JWT twin turbo?
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Any update on JWT twin turbo?
The latest news on jimwolftechnology.com is that they are still working on CARB certification; that is dated sometime in October. Wondering if anyone has heard anything new
Dave
Dave
When I asked JWT the answer they gave me was "The price will be in the high 6k range" It does not come with injectors either. They said for the hp they are shooting for (400bhp), injectors aren't needed. Later down the road they will have upgrades to the kit, but they said you will have to do a rebuild first to do it safely. They claim 400bhp which is about 330 to the wheels is the safest they think out car can run for a long time without doing the internals. I know many people have pushed it way past that but nobody has done it for a long time yet so we don't know who's right. JWT is well known for working on Nissan's so he may be right. Most of the guys on my350z.com are doing engine rebuilds now because they either already blew their motor which I think I a lot did, or they are doing it before the blow it.
https://g35driver.com/forums/forced-induction/41748-jwt-twin-turbo-kit-best-yet.html
As I stated in that thread, SCC mag indicates a rising rate FPR will be used along with a higher flow fuel pump. So no need for larger injectors give the boost level should be relatively low as well.
As I stated in that thread, SCC mag indicates a rising rate FPR will be used along with a higher flow fuel pump. So no need for larger injectors give the boost level should be relatively low as well.
DaveO from SportZ mag said over on the my350z board that he talked to Jim Wolf the other day and they didn't pass CARB on their latest test.
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