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Old Mar 17, 2005 | 08:22 AM
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I don't know really Phil..when I get the info I will post it. I was thinking it was going to be an O trim or what they called a Stage V wheel. I don't think they can get a GT30r in a T4. I am at the mercy of the powers that be.
Stage V wheel is there slowest spooling wheel FYI

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Old Mar 17, 2005 | 08:24 AM
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Babala The #'s really dont mean poop..each company comes up with there own numbering system and most of the time if doesnt mean squat.

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Old Mar 17, 2005 | 09:51 AM
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Should I also wait? This is what I have LS2 stroked 402,LQ9 heads gutted cats, with cutouts 231/228 115 LSA 591/574.
What do you guys think? I'm new to this turbo stuff and kinda lost about the sweet spot and turbo sizes? Dalton sent me my turbos TE44's, I ordered the smaller one's (I think they were TE32's) for quicker spool time and the fact that they could support 980 HP which is way more than I will ever want or need, Dalton said they are having A hard time getting them or they can't get them? So now I'm wondering if TE44's are right for me?

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That "not even in the zipcode" remark was for you .

But, where are the kit mfg and expert at anyways?

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Dalton and Jose what do you guys think?
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Old Mar 17, 2005 | 11:18 AM
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Originally Posted by diynoob
Again, not splitting hairs... but when it was making 540rwhp the boost was falling off the charts up top. So it was like 540rwhp on 7psi I can't explain that phenomena directly, but Mike felt the stock Ti exhaust was just too restrictive and was causing a flow issue. 608rwhp through cats @ 9psi right now.
What exhaust did you end up replacing the Z06 Ti's with. How is the stealth factor now? Are they much louder at idle, at WOT? How about resonance?
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Old Mar 17, 2005 | 12:29 PM
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What exhaust did you end up replacing the Z06 Ti's with. How is the stealth factor now? Are they much louder at idle, at WOT? How about resonance?

I replaced my stock Ti exhaust with Borla Stingers. Believe it or not the exhaust is much quieter with the TT systems than any other. The turbos cancel out a lot of the exhaust noise. On my old TTi setup, I had no cats, and Borlas...there was no resonance...although I did have a Bassani X pipe near the cat back...don't know if that helped out or not. I have read mixed responses about using the X pipe with Borla Stingers to get rid of resonance. All that I can tell you is that the resonance is normally loud with exhaust modifications between 1500-2200rpms under load. Mine had none and still sounded great at WOT.
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Old Mar 17, 2005 | 12:51 PM
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Originally Posted by Shinobi'sZ
I replaced my stock Ti exhaust with Borla Stingers. Believe it or not the exhaust is much quieter with the TT systems than any other. The turbos cancel out a lot of the exhaust noise. On my old TTi setup, I had no cats, and Borlas...there was no resonance...although I did have a Bassani X pipe near the cat back...don't know if that helped out or not. I have read mixed responses about using the X pipe with Borla Stingers to get rid of resonance. All that I can tell you is that the resonance is normally loud with exhaust modifications between 1500-2200rpms under load. Mine had none and still sounded great at WOT.
I am loving my Stingers.
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Old Mar 17, 2005 | 01:56 PM
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Thanks for the response Shinobi'sZ and diynoob to my exhaust questions. I knew TTs make the exhaust quieter, just wasn't sure if its significant. I'm looking to make my vette fast without making it loud. IMHO, fast and quiet are more refined - the days of the loud pipes are behind me now (another sign of life in the 40s vs the teen years ).
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Old Mar 20, 2005 | 12:37 PM
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Originally Posted by Shinobi'sZ
Oh what the heck...I will edit my original post to save you some embarrassment.

I said, "here is some basic information" after I made my comments. Don't ever tell me what I can or can't do, I will pass what ever information I want on to others, especially if I find it informational and it helps out others on this forum. What is it that you offer anybody??? So go be off now with your small self.

As for the information it was my research, I did a search and picked out the information I thought would be useful. No harm in that, thats what a college education will teach you. What work have you ever performed on your car. The last I heard you caught it on fire. I am glad that you have the ability to read and do some research as it is a simple sign of communication. Now go read how not to burn your car to the ground, you might end up helping yourself..for which it looks like you desperately need for all your effort.

Now getting back on track with somebody that matters.


Yes the hood has been around for awhile. I thought it would be interesting for people concerned about heat. But I will let everybody know how it turns out. I talked to a guy who did a similiar setup by himself, he didn't coat the headers, and his hood did get hot. He wrapped the header with fiberglass wrap and used some turbo blankets, vented the hood. He told me everything was fine. This was after driving it around in stop and go traffic. Being that the PTK uses a merge collector, has 2000* coating, and had Turbo blankets should keep everything cool.

Information on turbocharging has been around for decades. The forum is a good place to share that information. Folks copy everything.

My twin turbo idea came from Kenny Duttweilers "Over the Top" type turbos he built for dragracing. Now PTK has taken what I did and pretty much copied the entire system, by the looks of it.

No harm done. I'm not offended when folks use my ideas, just flattered.

When Shinobi researches information, and then shares it here, interested parties benefit.
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Old Mar 22, 2005 | 07:49 PM
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Kevin,
I was down at extreme today and noticed your car was gone. What was the final numbers? Please post pics and a dyno graph. If you want email it to me and I will host them for you.

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Old Mar 23, 2005 | 04:58 PM
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Originally Posted by Shinobi'sZ

The washer fluid tank I believe is a bag like the BMWs use in the fender well.

As for the Surge tank I know it might sound funny...but it meant the Battery didn't have to get relocated to the trunk. The way the hoses are routed the tank simply pops off and can be layed over on top of the valve cover area. This will allow easy access to the battery in the stock location.


Kevin the washer tank is a cylinder in shape and looks pretty cool powered coated and all
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Old Mar 23, 2005 | 04:59 PM
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Originally Posted by Shinobi'sZ

The washer fluid tank I believe is a bag like the BMWs use in the fender well.

As for the Surge tank I know it might sound funny...but it meant the Battery didn't have to get relocated to the trunk. The way the hoses are routed the tank simply pops off and can be layed over on top of the valve cover area. This will allow easy access to the battery in the stock location.

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Old Mar 24, 2005 | 09:01 AM
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where is kevin with the update of his car? How can a thread with over 500 posts die now that the car is done and the results have not been posted.
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Old Mar 24, 2005 | 11:15 AM
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I believe Kevin is out of town right now.

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Old Mar 24, 2005 | 05:02 PM
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Originally Posted by JZ 97 SS 1500
I believe Kevin is out of town right now.

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jose that's lame you gotta tell another board member that kevin is outa town cause he doesnt reply! getta life!
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Nick,
You telling me to get a life?
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Old Mar 24, 2005 | 08:47 PM
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Originally Posted by ICULUKN-C5
where is kevin with the update of his car? How can a thread with over 500 posts die now that the car is done and the results have not been posted.


who needs to answer to you? your going to tell me that this above quote wasnt stupid. your trying to start crap and you know it. with statements like that you wanna see the ptk fail

maybe a family member of kevin's has fallen sick?
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Old Mar 24, 2005 | 10:23 PM
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maybe a family member of kevin's has fallen sick?
If that is the fact then I do apologize, however I think the scenario is his car didn’t make the numbers that it was supposed to and its back to the drawing board. Nick, you are a follower plain and simple and not even a good one at that. You purchased a kit that I'm sure doesn’t make the power, and will probably set you car on fire. I saw Kevin’s hood liner... the kit definitely had some heat issues.

So anyway, lets role play for a second... What if the PTK only make 550 RWHP, instead of the 600-700 it was supposed? Is all the relocating and butchering really worth it when there are other kits (TTi stage x) that can do it without all the hacking. I am sure that the parts look pretty now, but what about in 1000 miles when the coating burns off and now you have blued headers.

I’m having a TTi stage 1 getting put on in 3 weeks. Why don’t we meet in somewhere 1/2 way.... Texas maybe... and I'll bring my car and you bring yours and we'll race heads up. We can race as gentlemen or for money it really makes no difference to me. We can do it legit, or if you car cant pass tech then we can do it on the street.
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lol give the guy a break


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Originally Posted by ICULUKN-C5
If that is the fact then I do apologize, however I think the scenario is his car didn’t make the numbers that it was supposed to and its back to the drawing board. Nick, you are a follower plain and simple and not even a good one at that. You purchased a kit that I'm sure doesn’t make the power, and will probably set you car on fire. I saw Kevin’s hood liner... the kit definitely had some heat issues.

So anyway, lets role play for a second... What if the PTK only make 550 RWHP, instead of the 600-700 it was supposed? Is all the relocating and butchering really worth it when there are other kits (TTi stage x) that can do it without all the hacking. I am sure that the parts look pretty now, but what about in 1000 miles when the coating burns off and now you have blued headers.

I’m having a TTi stage 1 getting put on in 3 weeks. Why don’t we meet in somewhere 1/2 way.... Texas maybe... and I'll bring my car and you bring yours and we'll race heads up. We can race as gentlemen or for money it really makes no difference to me. We can do it legit, or if you car cant pass tech then we can do it on the street.


do you think that iam going to meet you in texas, your a dork. how do get off telling me that iam a follower, see your running you stupid mouth again.

i know your type, you run your mouth off, act as if you know all and got your azz beat. your an opionated jackazz.

with statements like the one above about me and the one about kevin its obvious that you wanna start sh*t. with that said i am done with you.

i'd like others to drop in a tell if i am correct about dork boy.
doesnt even know me and he's telling me that iam a follower, no i like the ptk. lets make it a little more intresting we race then we get in a boxing ring afterwords. 270lbs 12% body fat you loose
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