The Unofficial GT3076R Greddy Turbo Kit Upgrade
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^^^^^^^That's pretty cool.... I was thinking about doing something similar to get some colder air to the motor... ... My gt30 should be on its way soon (thanks revenge) with the DP... I'm not going to put the turbo in till winter comes because I don't want any down time but do you guys think it would be ok to swap the stock greddy DP for the new 3" without getting it retuned or would that warrent a new tune???
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You would most likely need a new tune.
the Greddy dpipe is quite restrictive I think... so your boost may increase or you may run leaner.
I would wait until you can get a new tune
the Greddy dpipe is quite restrictive I think... so your boost may increase or you may run leaner.
I would wait until you can get a new tune
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Thanks!
Same SN - I usually post in NASIOC, but haven't lately. I pretty much finished the STI - finally!
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Coolant & oil lines
I used AN female couplers and bulkhead fittings to make "extension" fittings so that the coolant and oil hoses are located farther away from the turbine center section, just to keep them away from the heat. I like how they turned out and it was relatively cheap. female couplers are about $7 and bulkhead fittings cost $6 for straight and $11 for 45*
more pics are up at bottom of post #2
Same SN - I usually post in NASIOC, but haven't lately. I pretty much finished the STI - finally!
Updates:
Coolant & oil lines
I used AN female couplers and bulkhead fittings to make "extension" fittings so that the coolant and oil hoses are located farther away from the turbine center section, just to keep them away from the heat. I like how they turned out and it was relatively cheap. female couplers are about $7 and bulkhead fittings cost $6 for straight and $11 for 45*
more pics are up at bottom of post #2
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Lookin good... .. I got my gt30 in the mail last week with the downpipe.. Thanks revenge... Can't wait to put that thing on in the winter and have some far better power for next summer...
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^^^Thank you for sharing those pics.
Locating and mounting the WG actuator is probably the biggest hurdle. But any dedicated amateur grease monkey can do it.
The Greddy mani puts the turbo very close to the engine block, so there
Locating and mounting the WG actuator is probably the biggest hurdle. But any dedicated amateur grease monkey can do it.
The Greddy mani puts the turbo very close to the engine block, so there
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Good stuff! Ive just finished up converting the Greddy 3076 kit to external watsegate setup, just need to finish up the screamer pipe. Will post pics and numbers soon. Wish me luck.
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[QUOTE=EngineerX,Sep 4 2009, 03:39 PM] ^^^Thank you for sharing those pics.
Locating and mounting the WG actuator is probably the biggest hurdle. But any dedicated amateur grease monkey can do it.
The Greddy mani puts the turbo very close to the engine block, so there
Locating and mounting the WG actuator is probably the biggest hurdle. But any dedicated amateur grease monkey can do it.
The Greddy mani puts the turbo very close to the engine block, so there