365Motorwerks xB Turbo Kit! *For when quick isn't enough!*
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Originally Posted by BlueJDMBoxV2
Originally Posted by 365Motorwerks
Originally Posted by BlueJDMBoxV2
say i was wondering if you could get a discount if you got the kit, koyo radiator, samco hoes kit, and clutch, all in one order, if so im so buying. also do you need to tap into the oil pan or do you not need to for this kit
1. You see a heat issue.
2. You want the killer look.
So in conclusion for a show car go for it, for a street warrior use the ScangaugeII and watch your water temp if it is needed then you know what to do. I have seen these thing run with no cooling issues btw so if you have a clean and healthy cooling system you should be fine.
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say was wondering if i wanted to put more piping from the intake to say where a short ram intake filter would sit right behind the left foglight knock out would i notice any lag or loss of power. i just want to get a steady flow of cold air instead of semi hot air.
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Hasn’t been tested so I couldn’t give you a definitive on it as to positive, negative or if it has any effect. As for getting the intake pipe out to the front with how all the pipes mesh together that would be a fun project in itself!
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longer plumbing always results in more lag, unless you're having denation issues i'd stick with shorter plumbing, and if you're having denation issues i'd change the fueling rather then lengthening plumbing, or even better run meth.
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longer plumbing always results in more lag, unless you're having denation issues i'd stick with shorter plumbing, and if you're having denation issues i'd change the fueling rather then lengthening plumbing, or even better run meth.
If I was concerned on my car boxing the filter and wrapping the pipe would be the easiest route then I wouldn't have to pull the bumper cover to clean the filter!
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paul stop tempting me, the $$$ is susposed to go towards closing cost on a house!
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or hay better yet i could use a weapon-r intake filter and then run this http://www.weapon-r.com/english/inde...ndex&cPath=529
also can i go with the comp. clutch stage one or is that just like a stock clutch?
also can i go with the comp. clutch stage one or is that just like a stock clutch?
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Originally Posted by BlueJDMBoxV2
or hay better yet i could use a weapon-r intake filter and then run this http://www.weapon-r.com/english/inde...ndex&cPath=529
also can i go with the comp. clutch stage one or is that just like a stock clutch?
also can i go with the comp. clutch stage one or is that just like a stock clutch?
For the clutch go stage 2 or higher when using Competition Clutches.
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Originally Posted by BlueJDMBoxV2
or hay better yet i could use a weapon-r intake filter and then run this http://www.weapon-r.com/english/inde...ndex&cPath=529
also can i go with the comp. clutch stage one or is that just like a stock clutch?
also can i go with the comp. clutch stage one or is that just like a stock clutch?
For the clutch go stage 2 or higher when using Competition Clutches.
