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Old 02-25-2008, 03:21 PM
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^^^ALSO VERY TRUE^^^
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Old 02-25-2008, 03:22 PM
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so hey matt, how are you liking the twin-scroll setup? you're lucky you live so close to todd haha... have you gotten your car dyno'd yet?
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Sadly, not yet. Need a larger turbine wheel to complete the new setup...have yet to receive that. It sucks that one "tiny" part like that can hold the whole thing up!
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Does anyone know if the Fuel upgrade is reccomended by TT for this kit? I would guess that as long as you kept the boost down around 6-7psi it wouldn't be that big of a deal to not run the upgraded fuel system. Does anyone know for sure?
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Old 02-25-2008, 05:03 PM
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Originally Posted by Clayton1
Does anyone know if the Fuel upgrade is reccomended by TT for this kit? I would guess that as long as you kept the boost down around 6-7psi it wouldn't be that big of a deal to not run the upgraded fuel system. Does anyone know for sure?
i would never, ever run a kit without fuel management. if you want the most basic solution available for the cheapest cost, at least get an emanage blue. a properly tuned emanage, even without the pressure sensor, is still far better than no tune at all.

believe me, you don't want to risk running a turbo kit without management.
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Old 02-25-2008, 05:07 PM
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yup true.. and remember with engine management aem fic is not much more expensive than emanage.. if you can get a basemap with aem fic, then go for it
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Originally Posted by Ace83
yup true.. and remember with engine management aem fic is not much more expensive than emanage.. if you can get a basemap with aem fic, then go for it
yeah, if the slight extra cost isn't an issue, def. go AEM. i'm sorry that i went emanage, but at this point can't justify spending the $$$ to switch over
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Old 02-25-2008, 05:15 PM
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Ok so management is a must, but how about the bigger injectors? For only 6-7psi, You shouldn't need larger injectors, right?
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yeah and there are more basemaps that work on the emanage than the aem fic.. and more tuners.. but if you got tuner and a map for the aem then that choice is so much better
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yup you need injectors too.. i say about 550 is good enough for that boost even 440, but just go with 550 so you will have more room for upgrade
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Originally Posted by Ace83
yup you need injectors too.. i say about 550 is good enough for that boost even 440, but just go with 550 so you will have more room for upgrade
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x3, get 550 for room to upgrade.

oh yea, and aem fic>emanage
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Well there goes my tax return.
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x4 on the 550cc...im running 650 right now, the only question is how much gas u want ur car drinking...the larger the injector the more fuel u will use when in boost...i would say 440cc would be perfect, go 550 if u plan on uping the power a bit later, or if ur gonna go all out later go with 650.

If your like me and you don't really care about gas mileage, then disregard this post completely and go w/ 650cc!
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550cc minimum, may as well go with 650 (like me) or get the 700 drop in from Dezod. Wtiht the management, you will just pull more fuel so you can have 550 pulling 25% or 700 pulling 35% (or whatever) and still be dumping the exact same amount of fuel...just when you upgrade down teh road, you dont' need new injectors again.
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gdamnit, i hate being broke i want a turbo so bad, and your basik kit sounds so sick, especially with the polished manifold, housing and piping
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so hey matt, how are you liking the twin-scroll setup? you're lucky you live so close to todd haha... have you gotten your car dyno'd yet?
He will never get his car back.............keep adding to the build

Got some more cool stuff for you guys in the works

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Default Re: The $2400.00 turbo kit...TT SIMPLE series

Originally Posted by TurboToyotas
OK-

Well he we have it all now:

The BASIK
The Ver 2.1
The Extreme

Now there is the SIMPLE series from Turbotoyotas:

I said I would never make a TC kit with a log manifold...well I changed my mind

Long story short......I was asked to make a group of guys a simple kit with a log manifold.

In the end it makes sense to offer it to the entire community, as all TC owners are not looking for the same thing. Well now I have all the bases covered. From SIMPLE to the EXTREME


SIMPLE kit:

-T3/38 flanged stainless steel log manifold
-Garrett T3/T4 turbo (choice of trim and ar)
-Tial 38mm WG
-BOV
-Intercooler
-2.5" aluminum chargepipes with couplers/clamps powdercoated black is standard
-3" aluminum intake pipe with maf flange and choice of K & N or AEM air filter powdercoated black is standard
-2.5" Stainless steel downpipe and s-pipe combo
-Oil feed/drain lines
-Vacuum block with fittings
-All installation hardware

Included "extras":

Choice of black or polished ceramic coated manifold/ dp and s-pipe/ turbine housing (all 3 will match based on color selection)

Kit price: $2400.00 + shipping


Fuel kit upgrade:

550cc plug n play injectors
AEM FIC
Plug n play adapter for FIC

$849.00

Total with fuel kit: $3249.00 + shipping

Options:

Pre-tapped oil pan: $125.00

For the show guys :

Polished manifold: $60.00
Polished chargepipes: $120.00
Polished Comp. housing: $60.00
anodized black intercooler: $100.00


THIS IS NOW THE MOST AFFORDABLE COMPLETE KIT ON THE MARKET

There is no modifications, no cutting...you just have to drill 3 holes:

2 for the intercooler mouting bolts
1 for the oil drain (unless you get the pre tapped pan)

Regards-

Todd
AWESOME DEAL!

is this simple turbo kit limited time offer?
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Old 02-25-2008, 09:54 PM
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AWESOME DEAL!

is this simple turbo kit limited time offer?
No sir.......no special, no limited time offer. Just what it is............SIMPLE

Regards-

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No pics of the SIMPLE yet? BTW: Why log style?
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