GT35/40 Kit Arrived - I'm in Love !
01-25-05, 09:30 PM
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No it's not Turbo'd
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GT35/40 Kit Arrived - I'm in Love !
I finally got my turbo after waiting, for a year. and a bit saving of course as well 
Here's some pictures on the living room floor, and hopefully I'll get some time soon, and get it installed....
BTW, Thanks A-Spec Tuning, Great Kit I hope it runs as good as it looks...
-DC
Here's some pictures on the living room floor, and hopefully I'll get some time soon, and get it installed....
BTW, Thanks A-Spec Tuning, Great Kit I hope it runs as good as it looks...
-DC
01-25-05, 09:55 PM
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No it's not Turbo'd
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It's not divided, as of the turbo mount, if that's what you're looking for...
It comes with a Tial 46mm Wastegate that is fully plumbed back into the DP...
It comes with a Tial 46mm Wastegate that is fully plumbed back into the DP...
01-25-05, 11:49 PM
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Hi Derek,
im happy that you recieved your kit today. Your positive comments are greatly appreciated! if you have any questions feel free to call or email us anytime!
im happy that you recieved your kit today. Your positive comments are greatly appreciated! if you have any questions feel free to call or email us anytime!
Originally Posted by DCrosby
I finally got my turbo after waiting, for a year. and a bit saving of course as well
Here's some pictures on the living room floor, and hopefully I'll get some time soon, and get it installed....
BTW, Thanks A-Spec Tuning, Great Kit I hope it runs as good as it looks...
-DC
Here's some pictures on the living room floor, and hopefully I'll get some time soon, and get it installed....
BTW, Thanks A-Spec Tuning, Great Kit I hope it runs as good as it looks...
-DC
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01-26-05, 06:05 PM
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Originally Posted by Rx_treme
how come that still has the 35 backside on it? hard to see but it looks rectangle like the GT35 or GT30 backside not like a square T04 or GT40 backside..?
01-26-05, 06:18 PM
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Beautiful!
I will hopefully be placing my order this week or next for the same thing! One question I do have: Is it a wet center section? Meaning coolant as well as oil?
Thanks!
Attila
I will hopefully be placing my order this week or next for the same thing! One question I do have: Is it a wet center section? Meaning coolant as well as oil?
Thanks!
Attila
01-26-05, 06:36 PM
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Originally Posted by atihun
Beautiful!
I will hopefully be placing my order this week or next for the same thing! One question I do have: Is it a wet center section? Meaning coolant as well as oil?
Thanks!
Attila
I will hopefully be placing my order this week or next for the same thing! One question I do have: Is it a wet center section? Meaning coolant as well as oil?
Thanks!
Attila
01-26-05, 08:19 PM
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Yeah just ordered mine a couple weeks ago. Was told it would be a couple more weeks till I get it. Can't wait till then, new motor going in and everything, should have it up and running in late feb if the turbo comes in mid feb.
-Rob
-Rob
01-26-05, 11:56 PM
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No it's not Turbo'd
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Yeah I'm pretty excited, I made an appointment for install and tuning for 1'st or 2'nd week of Feb. It'll be interesting how it'll all work together, with my Street port, V-Mount, AEM Itgnition, and Aem ECU....
Once it runs, it'll be the fist time that this seven hasn't had a turbo, apex, transmission, or other problem since I bought it... after I wrecked my '94
. Hopefully it'll finally be the bat out of hell I got so fond of with the '94 and then some... I'm still far more cautious on the road then when I had My '94....
-DC
Once it runs, it'll be the fist time that this seven hasn't had a turbo, apex, transmission, or other problem since I bought it... after I wrecked my '94
. Hopefully it'll finally be the bat out of hell I got so fond of with the '94 and then some... I'm still far more cautious on the road then when I had My '94....-DC
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01-27-05, 09:50 PM
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I remember how I felt when I first got my kit... it was so beautiful, just wanted to sit there and polish, Sean does great work... but now I must part with mine(unfortunately)
https://www.rx7club.com/showthread.p...60#post3972960
https://www.rx7club.com/showthread.p...60#post3972960
01-28-05, 10:02 AM
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The installation of my GT35R kit from A-SPEC is almost completed.
Mine is being done with the air pump remaning in place and functional. It will pump air back to either my MP or cat (when it is there for emmissions testing).
I am waiting for my FMIC inlet neck to be rotated/moddfied as the turbo to IC pipe affects the final air pump adjustment which in turn affects my final air filter setup.
Since I am leaving for a long vacation next week, My writeup and photos of the install will not be publishe here until March.
Mine is being done with the air pump remaning in place and functional. It will pump air back to either my MP or cat (when it is there for emmissions testing).
I am waiting for my FMIC inlet neck to be rotated/moddfied as the turbo to IC pipe affects the final air pump adjustment which in turn affects my final air filter setup.
Since I am leaving for a long vacation next week, My writeup and photos of the install will not be publishe here until March.
01-28-05, 10:36 AM
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Originally Posted by ptrhahn
Looks great... If I could find someone to buy my '99 RZ's, i'd be all up on this kit.
BTW, here's what the A-Spec kit look like in a siver 3rd gen (bottom of page)
http://www.mantissaconsulting.com/et...ngle_turbo.htm
Gene
01-28-05, 11:58 AM
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'99 RZ abraidable-seal twins. 3k miles old. Fast. But not quite 35R fast.
Originally Posted by gfelber
RZ's?
BTW, here's what the A-Spec kit look like in a siver 3rd gen (bottom of page)
http://www.mantissaconsulting.com/et...ngle_turbo.htm
Gene
BTW, here's what the A-Spec kit look like in a siver 3rd gen (bottom of page)
http://www.mantissaconsulting.com/et...ngle_turbo.htm
Gene
01-28-05, 02:07 PM
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No it's not Turbo'd
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I'm suprised, everybody seems to want to ceramic coat their DP etc... Did I miss out !?
I thought letting heat radiate is a good thing, as opposed to keeping it all bottled up...and won't that be hard on your Midpipe / Cat if you push all that heat on untill them !?
Also isn't there less heat involved with a single as opposed to the twins !?
-DC
I thought letting heat radiate is a good thing, as opposed to keeping it all bottled up...and won't that be hard on your Midpipe / Cat if you push all that heat on untill them !?
Also isn't there less heat involved with a single as opposed to the twins !?
-DC
01-29-05, 01:55 AM
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Originally Posted by DCrosby
I'm suprised, everybody seems to want to ceramic coat their DP etc... Did I miss out !?
I thought letting heat radiate is a good thing, as opposed to keeping it all bottled up...and won't that be hard on your Midpipe / Cat if you push all that heat on untill them !?
Also isn't there less heat involved with a single as opposed to the twins !?
-DC
I thought letting heat radiate is a good thing, as opposed to keeping it all bottled up...and won't that be hard on your Midpipe / Cat if you push all that heat on untill them !?
Also isn't there less heat involved with a single as opposed to the twins !?
-DC
yes and no... you want heat to radiate but not right when it comes out of the turbo to fill in your engine bay. and the stock twins create more heat than a single but the cat play's a huge role in that aswell... but generally, most people get rid of their cat and go with a midpipe when they go single anyway so it all works together...
btw, good luck on the install!! i hope you finish with your boost issues finally! and if you need any help on the install, pm me and i will give you a hand! or is a shop installing it?
-Roman