Modification Help?

[ye.808]

Pod filter first. to get the wOooSh sound.. Then a turbo-back exhaust.. not catback' unless u want less power. try justjap.com or gktech.com.au

get stainless steel so down the track you wont need to replace it. then get a front mount intercooler & then finally get a boost controller.. should get you close to 200rwkws.

2nd hand turboback exhaust 500$

intercooler $500

boost controller turbotech - $30

Boost gauge $50

pod filter $100

Okay so...

1. I got a DR/FT brand pod filter installed (new)

2. The intercooler right now is TENZO brand. (is it good or bad?)

3. Still looking for a 3" turbo back exhaust at the moment

4. Blitz Boost gauge connected and working nicely

5. I think I have a boost controller (not sure of the brand) in the car (not wired) located under the steering wheel

Any suggestions or changes to the mods are most appreciated.

Thanks again.

[(OO)SKYLINE(OO)]

So you got an aftermarket Front Mount Intercooler or an upgraded Side Mount Intercooler?

It's either a boost controller or a turbo timer under the steering wheel.

[ye.808]

So you got an aftermarket Front Mount Intercooler or an upgraded Side Mount Intercooler?

It's either a boost controller or a turbo timer under the steering wheel.

Yep, its an aftermarket front mount intercooler.

According to the pictures, it looks like a Turbo Timer, but the guy who sold it said its a boost controller?

I'm pretty sure it looks like this ---> http://www.xspeed.com.au/imagess/tech/25/4.jpg

[(OO)SKYLINE(OO)]

Yep, its an aftermarket front mount intercooler.

According to the pictures, it looks like a Turbo Timer, but the guy who sold it said its a boost controller?

I'm pretty sure it looks like this ---> http://www.xspeed.com.au/imagess/tech/25/4.jpg

I regards to your intercooler, depending how many kW's you want, an upgrade to a R34 GTT stock Side Mount Intercooler would have been fine for just over 200 kW's, but since it is already on the car as you bought it like that, then +1 for you.

With your Front Mount Intercooler, it's good for over 300 kW's so, you set there.

Yeah your right, looks like a Turbo Timer.

I assume you have switched your car off and the timer starts counting down... You should know...

[ye.808]

I assume you have switched your car off and the timer starts counting down... You should know...

Well, the crappy thing is... the car is at the mechanics at the moment still getting the new clutch installed.

And another sh*t thing is... the turbo timer isn't connected. Should I get it wired up right away?

[(OO)SKYLINE(OO)]

Well, the crappy thing is... the car is at the mechanics at the moment still getting the new clutch installed.

And another sh*t thing is... the turbo timer isn't connected. Should I get it wired up right away?

As you know a turbo timer is there to just allow the car to sit and idle after you have removed the key from the ignition.

Turbo timer is there so you don't have to wait.

As you car idles, it allows the oil in the turbo to cool down to a lower / safe temp, if you have been driving the car hard, it is best to give it a bit longer.

Some ppl just let the car sit for a few minutes, some drive the car slowly, park, then switch it off.

For my car, I give it about 3 mins and on hot days / hard driving a little longer, just to be safe.

Get you mechanic to hook it up while their doing the clutch.

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