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i have done loads of reading up on this the stage 1 kit is only safe for 8 psi maximum the stage 2 kit has the 2.5mm head gasket to lower the compression ratio and it has been run at 22 psi for a long period and is still going strong

i can only go by what i have been told

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now this kit is complete and all the parts that i mentioned earlier are in it i have been told that i only have put the system on and it wont need no tuning initialy

 

Absolute rubbish, who told you this? Have you spoken yet to any of the tuners on this forum (Or elsewhere for that matter)?

 

Go on and spill the beans - who was it that gave you this information?

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Ok so then you dont have to worry about missing parts!!! I think it is nice that we have this discussion on this board but i think your question on THIS matter would be better answered in the "NA section" of http://www.supraforums.com. Dont try fitting it yourself because the A/F ratios need to be corrected with a wide band on a dyno for best results.

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Also, IMO i think that it all comes down to how much power you want to put out. I have heard of people running just the SAFC with a single turbo on their NA, but then again there is only so much you can get out of that.

 

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I'm not sure what you mean; your post has no punctuation so is unclear. Are you suggesting I provide an NA-T kit? If so the answer is no!

 

With a huge turbo like that and such a low pressure surely your money would be better spent getting the engine swapped for a TT lump? It'll be MUCH more responsive and drivable in on UK roads than having some lag monster of a turbo that only provide a small extra % of boost.

 

Seriously give the tuners a call - they will know best. Did you contact Terry S yet?

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ok thanks m8 im gonna get a a/f meter i cant remember the name aem something

 

 

Pl make sure that you are gettin a wide band and not just the A/F gauge (they are useless). I know that AEM has some new wide band unit which comes with the meter so if it is that then you are ok.

 

The NA-T setup does have a lot of potential. My knowledge on this topic is limited so i think it is time that you give the tuners a call!!!

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homer wtf punctuation at 2:30 in the mornin u are having a F***ing laugh i can only just about type

no the question was have you fitted an na-t kit (have you done one)

 

if im not being had a go at about using caps it's my punctuation its like being at school :shrug: :complain: :shrug:

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ps i dont want a TT lump as i stated in an earlier thread the kit is on its way so thats hardly gonna be an option and not very inventive if i had a pound for every time somone said to me chop it in and get a TT (us n/a guys just love to hear that after we have spent so much money on our cars already :))

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no this is from an american company i have not had chance to speak to vortex yet

Ah, that explains it then. OK, Vortex are the sole importers of BoostLogic equipment into the UK. If you wanted to buy BL kit you will have to go through them.

 

HTH

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yeh but i think they wanteted to fit it for some extra money(not too expensive) but i want to fit it myself its the only way im gonna learn about this, trial and error (hopefully not error):) as i said earlier the way i see it as long as i am not running too much boost and not running lean i cant see that i can do too much damage :shrug: i hope.

then once i get the basic system set up and running i can get it put into a tuner and get the final touches done. from there i can then start to play with adding other components do you think this sounds like a plausable plan ?

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Broadside, if you are too lazy to clearly state your questions with proper punctuation, then how do you expect other members to understand what you are asking and get the answers you are looking for. You expect us to spend 10 minutes trying to understand what you are asking and then post an answer with help?

 

Homer and other members have tried to help with very good advice, but you are clearly not wanting to accept or do not understand it. I may be :banghead: but you really need to stop listening to what you have read/been told by this American company, as they are talking b*ll*x.

 

If you are going to ask a question here, then you need to be prepared to listen to the advice given, otherwise I suggest you contact the company who are supplying you the parts and ask them to answer your questions.

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I have to agree with Nic...

 

This is not a simple bolting an air filter on style thing, you are radically changing the operation of the engine... from a vacuum to a postive boost setup...

 

It is not a simply bolting on a turbo and driving off into the sunset...

 

Think carefully, plan it carefully, then execute it...

 

When I did the VVTi, I probably should not have done, loom, dash, engine, diff, gearbox AND single turbo conversion in one hit, but I did and I'm getting to point where I've had the car down the road a few times but still with some teething problems..

 

Gav

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Broadside, if you are too lazy to clearly state your questions with proper punctuation, then how do you expect other members to understand what you are asking and get the answers you are looking for. You expect us to spend 10 minutes trying to understand what you are asking and then post an answer with help?

 

Homer and other members have tried to help with very good advice, but you are clearly not wanting to accept or do not understand it. I may be :banghead: but you really need to stop listening to what you have read/been told by this American company, as they are talking b*ll*x.

 

If you are going to ask a question here, then you need to be prepared to listen to the advice given, otherwise I suggest you contact the company who are supplying you the parts and ask them to answer your questions.

nic im not sure if you are to lazy to read the whole thread but you will perhaps find out if you read it all. .

i have had nothing but good advice from members such as:

adj2009

cj

ianc

aleex

tdaxgav

terry s

these members have given some good advice and i have listened. . .

if you or homer have a problem with my typing i would apreciate it if you do not post any more replys. . .

 

i dont understand why i am getting such a negative response from these guys . .

if you read the thread from the start i was just asking about an air/fuel ratio display, then one guy asked what my setup was and that is fine i replyed saying the kit i have brought and the contents . .

 

this is the same spec as the kit you will get from vortex, so i dont understand why you are being like this.

i am more than interested to listen to anyone i just dont appreciate it when people call me lazy.

or that i dont want this thread to go on for ages

 

i thought that this was the point of the forum was to ask questions and try and understand the replys. i have not done much forced induction tuning but i am trying to learn. i will be calling the tuners but i thought i would leave it till monday. . . . .

 

please tell me if i have done something to upset anyone else i seem to be on a roll i thought it was just homer now yourself. . . . :thanks:

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Nah, I'm not upset...

 

Really, the project is yours to do, just take onboard some of the advice, and prepare to have to do more, I speak from experience with this, things don't go as simple as we wish..

 

I know of at least one person who has bought their kit thru BL US and had it personally imported without any warranty. Vortex are the UK suppliers for BL Kit, and as such are entitled to make a mark up since they warranty and support that kit. BL in US are keen to use this route and as such will probably not ship the UK except via Vortex.

 

Gav

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Nah, I'm not upset...

 

Really, the project is yours to do, just take onboard some of the advice, and prepare to have to do more, I speak from experience with this, things don't go as simple as we wish..

 

Gav

thanks gav i am putting in a lot of time to this and i am more than willing to take any advice.

I have a good engineering knowledge and fabrication skills so fitting the kit should not be too much of a problem (i am such an optomist).

the tuning i am not sure on but hopefully i can get some advice from here if anyone is still talking to me.lol :)

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If I can help I will by all means...

 

I love the fact that people like us take on these crazy projects ourselves...

 

As I said in one of my previous posts "Not bad for an I.T. bloke with a spanner" when I was referring to my project...

 

Good luck with it

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