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07-02-2010, 08:03 PM | #91 |
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Sounds like you guys are going to have this ready in perfect timing for be to buy it =)
Also, I have to vote that selling something with a tune map preinstalled would be a HUGE help. Tuning costs can be huge and are something some people might not consider before actually buying the kit. A tune designed to run in California would be just awesome... we do have one of the highest populations / per state so it could be used by lots of people! |
08-22-2010, 11:51 PM | #92 |
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Any status update on this? Not to be cliche, but after doing a few months research it is becoming more and more of a daunting task to swap a 2zz into my sedan. I mean a decent rebuilt 2zz will run 5-7k alone just for the long block. No tranny, no EMS, no LSD, no upgraded suspension, no exhaust system. My real goal would be the 150-160hp range which sounds like it could be a solid and stable setup that is in the works.
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08-23-2010, 12:54 AM | #93 | |
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08-23-2010, 07:28 PM | #94 |
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My kit will be complete. Turbo, manifold, downpipe, all nuts, bolts, gaskets needed, I/C with piping, hose & t bolt clamps, injectors, everything! No cutting will be necessary, only drilling & a small amount of grinding. The only parts I do not include in my kit are:
Exhaust Gauges AEM FIC or eManage But I can add those above items or any others as an option..... |
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1. Will I need to sleeve the block if going to 15psi on the track maybe once every 2 months (if that)? 2. Will the injectors you supply be enough for 10psi everyday? 3. Will I have to upgrade coils at that boost level? According to zage's website they got 190bhp at .5 bar (7ish psi), so I was wanting to shoot for a lil over 200 at 10psi daily. And you've probably posted this but I'm to lazy to search for it right now, what turbo and trim would this be using? I was thinking t28 or gt28 with 54-64 trim level, in that range. The only reason I posted this in this thread is someone may want this info in the future and maybe other people have input on my questions.
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08-23-2010, 09:04 PM | #96 |
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1. no
2. 10 yes, 15 probably not. 3. no The Yaris stock fuel system runs out at about 13 psi. Above that, you'll need a stronger pump, and at some point a return line. Best turbo for 150-200 is a GT25 so you get a nimble spool-up. A GT28 is going to feel laggy.
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I was deffinitely planning on replacing rods and pistons. I wouldnt turbo any motor at 10psi or above without replacing those.
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Again sorry to thread jack.
Would I be able to achieve my goals with a turbo thats 0.60 A/R Compressor, 0.49 A/R Exhuast side? For some reason I feel like the exhaust side a/r would limit me.
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