I've decided to put my car under the knife yet again.

The turbonetics is gone and replaced with a greddy twin turbo setup w/ Speed Force Racing intercoolers and piping. I wanted the SFR intercoolersdue to the fact that there are no aftermarket bumpers for the 05-06 sedans. Also, I am not willing to get rid of my front bumper support!!! I'll post more pics later on; I am at work right now.

 

lol at your sig.


jeez, its ON between you and ttrank hehe

black sedans FTW!

 

hells yes!! looking forward to #'s......

 

dam...best of luck. Cant wait to see the finished product!!

 

When your done with your car, mine needs one of those twin turbo systems too. Good luck...looks like you got some fun ahead.

 

I'm almost done...I just haven't had much time to get it done this week. I am only able to get a couple hours in here and there. for example, last night, I was wrenching from midnight to 3AM.

The install is a PITA. It can be done on jackstands without pulling the motor as I am demonstrating, but it is not worth it.......Pulling the motor is a much better plan! It would help if Greddy gave more than 3 steps to their instructions:

Step 1) Remove stock items.
Step 2) Install turbo kit.
Step 3) install emanage. (not doing that one. )

 

Sick, props for doing it yourself. Most more pics!!

 

Andrew:

Nice picture. Alright I am next. Finish up your sedan and get it running.
Then you can help me work on my car to get the TT.

How are you?

-Cheers
Ahsan

 

thanks Ahsan.

are you going TT in the near future?

 

Planning to have it may be end of this year. So not quite in the near future, but soon in the future.

Plenty of time for you to tweak and learn about the Greddy TT, so that I can syphen your knowledge and lessons learned.

I am planning to go your route as well, to do the istall myself for the self satisfaction purpose, not to mention to save some $$. Counting on you to help on know hows and lessons learned.

 

Nice intercooler set up for our cars !!! Good luck on the self install.
Powered by scraped knuckles, I love it!!

Lets see some more pics, so my car can have something to dream about.

 

Plan on spending ALOT of money on tools; don't go at it unless you have a killer set of tools and then some!!

plan on having a compressor, 1/4" and 3/8" air ratchets, 1/2" impact gun, lots of extensions, multiple wrenches, sockets, pliers, etc. don't forget a jack and jackstands.. I would guess I probably have a close to $4k in hand and air tools (alot of it is Snap-on though $$$)

all I am saying is that it is very slow going and you'll need alot of unnusual tools to finish the job and a good working knowledge of cars...for example, most people report about having to custom make, bend, or weld tools to get the job done!

 

Good luck! What are your goals with this system...did you have numbers on your old one?

 

Awesome!

Major props for DIY too. I was there helping for a good portion of mine but nothing like a DIY!

Is your block still stock?