My morning at . GTM!
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From: Valencia, Magic Mountain
hopefully they taking you and your family out to dinner as well tomorrow night.
congrats you patient man. i would of pulled an office space and burnt the whole shop down lol.
congrats you patient man. i would of pulled an office space and burnt the whole shop down lol.
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From: Southern California
This has been a fun addition ...
The 40% ratio (pictured) brings the boost up to around 9.5 psi which corresponds to roughly 470 WHp as dynoed before.
Having the EBC set to 0% will bring the boost down to about 5 psi which is what the wastegate actuators are set for. Although it was not dynoed at this level, I was told the general rule of thumb is approximately 20 WHp for every 1 psi boost. That comes out to about 380 WHp at 5 psi for everyday driving at 0% setting on the EBC.
So ... long story short (and without regard to engine/transmission life), it is easy to turn this thing up to over 500 WHp with the current setup.
GTM did a very nice job of custom molding the panel for ashtray installation making it look stock.
The 40% ratio (pictured) brings the boost up to around 9.5 psi which corresponds to roughly 470 WHp as dynoed before.
Having the EBC set to 0% will bring the boost down to about 5 psi which is what the wastegate actuators are set for. Although it was not dynoed at this level, I was told the general rule of thumb is approximately 20 WHp for every 1 psi boost. That comes out to about 380 WHp at 5 psi for everyday driving at 0% setting on the EBC.
So ... long story short (and without regard to engine/transmission life), it is easy to turn this thing up to over 500 WHp with the current setup.
GTM did a very nice job of custom molding the panel for ashtray installation making it look stock.
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From: Southern California
Originally Posted by G35Robby
^That looks incredible Terry
Glad this worked out great. Keeping it cool sometimes will make the car last, especially your tranny. lol
Is your car still there or you brought it home?
Glad this worked out great. Keeping it cool sometimes will make the car last, especially your tranny. lol
Is your car still there or you brought it home?
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From: SoCal -818-
Originally Posted by terrycs
Heh heh ... in my garage right now!
I'm happy for you bro.
Enjoy it
I have to see your car at the meets someday.
You should come our 818 meets, lots of fun.
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From: Southern California
Originally Posted by fstrnldr
Wow boost controller install looks really good!
to the GTM tech that did the molding and installation work!
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From: Southern California
Originally Posted by ANMVQ
Yea congrats man she's finally home.. 
Boost controller looks real good I knew there was a fuction for that space.. LOL We need pics of the engine bay now!!!!!
Boost controller looks real good I knew there was a fuction for that space.. LOL We need pics of the engine bay now!!!!!What really looks amazing IMO is the work hidden underneith the car and in the bumper cover. I'll have to get some pics the next time it is on a lift (probably this weekend). OT, but I'm trying to figure out where a suspension rattling sound is coming from on the drivers front suspension.