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EBAY Turbo kit for 780? nearly complete? hmmm....

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Old Nov 3, 2007 | 11:33 PM
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EBAY Turbo kit for 780? nearly complete? hmmm....

i've seen this turbo kit snoopin around on ebay lately..and it makes me wonder if this kit is for real. Anybody know anything about it?
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/90-06...spagenameZWD1V
I'm wondering if this kit is for real or if it's just a fake that would require alot of mods or something. thoughts?
Old Nov 3, 2007 | 11:43 PM
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all i can say is:

you get what you pay for w/ that stuff
Old Nov 3, 2007 | 11:59 PM
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Did you even read the discription? It comes with nothing! Turbo, intercooler, and some cut to fit piping. No Y pipe, no up pipe, no down pipe, no FMU, no injectors, NUTIN! This is not a kit, just some crap you can use to custom build a kit. Henc ethe reason it fits all maximas from 1990 to 2006. If you buy it, get creative.
Old Nov 4, 2007 | 12:13 AM
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No name turbo= garbage. Turbo is the heart, if your heart fails you're dead. Kit might be okay with a diffrent turbo but you still have to be creative as has been said with the other parts. I learned buy it named and new or buy it twice.
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I currently have that kit on my 97 se . Its not all that bad. Some things are kinda cheesy but overall its not all that bad.







Now you will need a flange, y pipe and downpipe. You may want to get a different bov . I think that was the only thing i didnt use out of the kit.

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Old Nov 4, 2007 | 07:05 AM
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really that kit should be fine... prob is you need to get a non-generic turbo.

the datsun guys LOVE Holset turbos... or precision makes really good turbos (or just a genuine garrett t3/t04e)

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Old Nov 4, 2007 | 10:56 AM
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Yes if you get it please dont think that the turbo is really going to last. I got mine to just get boosted but i plan to change to a holset hy35 maybe the hx35 but deff changing turbo.
Old Nov 4, 2007 | 03:31 PM
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Originally Posted by kzoosho
Yes if you get it please dont think that the turbo is really going to last. I got mine to just get boosted but i plan to change to a holset hy35 maybe the hx35 but deff changing turbo.
get the hx35 newer and better
Old Nov 4, 2007 | 03:44 PM
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Yeah, what you see is what you get. Pretty much the turbo manifold.... that's it..... lol
Old Nov 4, 2007 | 04:24 PM
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Yeah, what you see is what you get. Pretty much the turbo manifold.... that's it..... lol
There is no turbo manifold with that kit. It does come with alot of stuff but no manifold down pipe or up pipe. Also i am going with the hy35 since it has a smaller exhuast housing. The same compressor as the hx35 just smaller exhuast side. I dont want a late spooler.
Old Nov 4, 2007 | 04:24 PM
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get the hx35 newer and better
They offer both . So the hx is no newer than the hy.
Old Nov 4, 2007 | 05:01 PM
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stay away from those no-name turbos. cheap made in China crap.. seen tooooo many blow up and take out the engine in the process.
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stay away from those no-name turbos. cheap made in China crap.. seen tooooo many blow up and take out the engine in the process.
I agree but the kit is still worth getting seeing as it comes with more than just the turbo.
Old Nov 4, 2007 | 07:44 PM
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since you're going to throw the turbo away, you're now buying a random ebay intercooler and collection of pipes for $750...
don't waste your time.
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Actually they use a godspeed ic . They are not bad at all. but think how much your oil lines are all your fittings. you piping . t clamps. silicone hose. it adds up man. i did it and would do it again.
Old Nov 4, 2007 | 08:35 PM
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just a random question,
when turbo where do you run the oil return line? to what?
Old Nov 4, 2007 | 09:53 PM
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You usually tap the upper oil pan. I did mine a couple weeks ago, wasn't as bad as I thought. The kit doesn't look bad because it has alittle bit of odds and ends instead of shopping around a bunch of different places for stuff, and if you can resell the turbo it looks like an okay kit. Most of the kits on ebay have the basic hardware, its just the big time parts like the turbo that would be garbage. Garbage in the sense you may get away with it not blowing up if you baby it but if you really run it it won't last. Just about everone that blows up an engine go gets a 3.5 so it might be a good thing.
Old Nov 4, 2007 | 10:01 PM
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i usewd everything from the kit for now. i do plan to change my turbo soon but for now it does the job. it makes nice power even on a motor with a dead ks.
Old Nov 4, 2007 | 11:13 PM
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Aren't these blowers the same things as the SSautochrome ones?

btw, thanks to maxgtr2000 for convincing me to buy a real Garrett.
Old Nov 4, 2007 | 11:59 PM
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well i'm not lookin to buy this kit for a 3.0 anyway i will hopefully get a 3.5 soon and i know this kit had the piping and oil lines and stuff but i was looking for all that i wanna run a fairly large turbo..something for highway late spool type junk but has anybody heard anything on obx turbos? i found this http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eB...MEWA:IT&ih=016 i mean all in all if the turbo was the only thing i was upgrading that kit still comes out to about 1300 which isn't that bad
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No the ssautochrome use the OBX glued turbos. This turbo that comes with the kit is not glued . Like i have said this is not a bad get to get you going but by all means is this meant to be a all out beast kit.
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Originally Posted by kzoosho
No the ssautochrome use the OBX glued turbos. This turbo that comes with the kit is not glued . Like i have said this is not a bad get to get you going but by all means is this meant to be a all out beast kit.
I'll take your word for it. Lol, seems like all OBX is good for is exhaust components.
Old Nov 5, 2007 | 12:15 AM
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the turbo in the picture "looks" good of course i would prefer to go GT35R but i would hate to pay 1100 for a turbo alone
Old Nov 5, 2007 | 12:18 AM
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I'll take your word for it. Lol, seems like all OBX is good for is exhaust components.
Yea i thought OBX was real good till i heard horror stories then i seen with my own eyes? Now exhaust i have never had a problem with but turbos i stay away.
Old Nov 5, 2007 | 12:22 AM
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Originally Posted by kzoosho
Yea i thought OBX was real good till i heard horror stories then i seen with my own eyes? Now exhaust i have never had a problem with but turbos i stay away.

i was wondering why it was 450 dollars for that size of a turbo
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Originally Posted by BlackA32max
the turbo in the picture "looks" good of course i would prefer to go GT35R but i would hate to pay 1100 for a turbo alone
....good luck pushing that turbine.

Every ricer dreams of that turbocharger. Except my friend is on his second GT35R, haha he blew up the compressor wheel on his first one. He's installing GT35R #2.

You really get what you pay for.
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Yea well im running 7psi and it seams fine. i know i wont know till i have a problem. i know u dont have time to do anything.
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Yea well im running 7psi and it seams fine. i know i wont know till i have a problem. i know u dont have time to do anything.
What?
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Yea well im running 7psi and it seams fine. i know i wont know till i have a problem. i know u dont have time to do anything.
7 PSI on the turbo that comes with the kit, or a GT35R. If you're referring to the kit turbo, then what you said really means nothing in comparison to a GT35R.

Also, why does the GT35R have to be the "ricer" turbo and why would he need "good luck pushing the turbine"? I'm assuming you meant because you think it's large, which isn't the case (you can get them as small as a 0.63 A/R turbine on the GT3582R).
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Originally Posted by Tatanko
7 PSI on the turbo that comes with the kit, or a GT35R. If you're referring to the kit turbo, then what you said really means nothing in comparison to a GT35R.

Also, why does the GT35R have to be the "ricer" turbo and why would he need "good luck pushing the turbine"? I'm assuming you meant because you think it's large, which isn't the case (you can get them as small as a 0.63 A/R turbine on the GT3582R).
I am running 7psi on the turbo that came with it not a gt35r. I dont plan to get a turbonetics or garret i am going with a holset this winter.
Old Nov 5, 2007 | 01:06 PM
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Originally Posted by Tatanko
7 PSI on the turbo that comes with the kit, or a GT35R. If you're referring to the kit turbo, then what you said really means nothing in comparison to a GT35R.

Also, why does the GT35R have to be the "ricer" turbo and why would he need "good luck pushing the turbine"? I'm assuming you meant because you think it's large, which isn't the case (you can get them as small as a 0.63 A/R turbine on the GT3582R).
i thought the same..i thought it was a pretty good turbo from my understanding i didn't think it was too large. If Evo's an subies can push it with their engines why not a 3.5?
Old Nov 6, 2007 | 11:55 PM
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Originally Posted by BlackA32max
i thought the same..i thought it was a pretty good turbo from my understanding i didn't think it was too large. If Evo's an subies can push it with their engines why not a 3.5?
My little 3.0 has no problem pushing the gt35r "Ricer"
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Originally Posted by BlackA32max
i thought the same..i thought it was a pretty good turbo from my understanding i didn't think it was too large. If Evo's an subies can push it with their engines why not a 3.5?
is this what they use factory? if so, maybe the ebay kit would work w/ a gently used gt35r, no?
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Originally Posted by AnDyMaN
is this what they use factory? if so, maybe the ebay kit would work w/ a gently used gt35r, no?
You can run whatever turbo you want.
Old Nov 13, 2007 | 09:55 AM
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alright kzoosho you have inspired me to turbo my 5th gen de-k. I'm not looking to boost 20 psi or anything like that so i'm more than sure that the no name brand turbo t04e will do what im planning on doing with it, which is pushing 7-8 psi. After looking at the turbo kit one ebay, I took a lot of factors into consideration. The kit on ebay is 865 which shipping. In my personal opinion I would rather piece it together and get components that I would prefer.

Before I continue, kzoosho can you post a picture of where you have the wastegate mounted thank you.

t04e turbo $172
oil feed and oil return about $125
hks ssqv $189
bov flange $10
tial 38mm wastegate $189
intercooler $89
piping clamps coupler about $200

so it will cost me about $974 to piece it together with the components that I want ( i.e hks bov and tial wastegate)

other parts that I would need include :

sandwich plate $38
extra flanges and what not that im going to need $200
all exhaust piping im going to guess about $300

so for about 1500 I should be able to do it
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bad pics but u can kinda see where it is in the pics.
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if you can, can you get some day times pics
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Originally Posted by absoundlab
alright kzoosho you have inspired me to turbo my 5th gen de-k. I'm not looking to boost 20 psi or anything like that so i'm more than sure that the no name brand turbo t04e will do what im planning on doing with it, which is pushing 7-8 psi. After looking at the turbo kit one ebay, I took a lot of factors into consideration. The kit on ebay is 865 which shipping. In my personal opinion I would rather piece it together and get components that I would prefer.

Before I continue, kzoosho can you post a picture of where you have the wastegate mounted thank you.

t04e turbo $172
oil feed and oil return about $125
hks ssqv $189
bov flange $10
tial 38mm wastegate $189
intercooler $89
piping clamps coupler about $200

so it will cost me about $974 to piece it together with the components that I want ( i.e hks bov and tial wastegate)

other parts that I would need include :

sandwich plate $38
extra flanges and what not that im going to need $200
all exhaust piping im going to guess about $300

so for about 1500 I should be able to do it
You forgot all the fuel parts. If you has boost you must has fuel to go with it.

Two popular set ups:

High flow fuel pump $150
FMU $200
SAFC $300
$650


High floe fuel pump $150
570 injectors $300
E- manage $500
$950

go ahead and prepare for new tires, traction bars, decent suspension, worn wheel bearings.
Old Nov 13, 2007 | 07:31 PM
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I already have a walbro 255 pump and a greddy blue.

am i going to need a fmu if i have the greddy blue?

do you NEED injectors or will the stock ones work?

i just bought new wheel bearings and i have a set of traction bars in the works

also do you have pictures of all the intercooler piping with the bumper off?

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