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you could have mated the 6 sp onto the 3.0, many would argue, but for a turbo application, IMO 3.0 will be more reliable than a stock 3.5 all day long boosted.. maybe youre planning on building it perhaps in the furture ??
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Man thats cause your so low your axles click and can't run over a soda can, LOLOriginally Posted by 93altima
i hate the way my downpipe is setup (Under the tranny on the driverside) i had 2 diffrent turbo setups with the same downpipe route, i had to raise the car up and pls its a hassle in the snow i wouldnt recommend it
Switch to S-techs and you'll be fine
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plus +1Originally Posted by aic96max
that front header seems to join at a 90 deg angle, id try to angle it a little more for better flow.
I just got them on eBay and FYI the y pipe does fit but in my case it didn't matter
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There doesn't seem to be much room to work in there.Originally Posted by 95BLKMAX
fix that front manifold joint, put more angle on it. Nasty choke point. Other than that, looks good
ya there isnt with the long tube headers. i sold my short tubes and bought the long tubes if i would have know the short tubes would have been better to fab a forward feed setup i would have kept them
where my forward feed pipe goes over the cross member thats 2.5 inch should i merge it into 3 inch to run up to the turbo?
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Larger the piping going into the turbo, the longer it is going to take to build full boost/spool up. So it depends on the setup and how/where you want it to start spooling.Originally Posted by k20tek
where my forward feed pipe goes over the cross member thats 2.5 inch should i merge it into 3 inch to run up to the turbo?
fyi you do not want the turbo bolted to the car it needs to move with the engine and tranny
The way you have it your feedpipe is going to crack
The way you have it your feedpipe is going to crack
thats just a bracket to hold the turbo in place so i can make the feed pipe and down pipe. why do you say the feed pipe is going to crack?
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motor will torque with throttle response and boost. Feedpipe bolted to motor-turbo bolted to feedpipe, turbo bolted to frame..unless you do a serious flex section, the pipe is going to stress and crack, itll have no give.. unless of course, you go with solid mounts.lol

oh ok i see what you guys are talking about. my old setup had a plate holding the turbo to the frame and never had any problems but that setup wasnt making alot of power. this time around i cut up the old plate just to hold the turbo in place so i can make the feed and down pipe. i dont plan on using a plate to bolt the turbo to the frame
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omg the set up looks so good i so temping to go turbo but im scread at the same time because its my daily driver, and they steel maxima's like crazy in nyc,
If the car is going to be a DD might want to rethink that idea and route it back into the exhaust. For me it was cool at 1st but it got old really fast. Next time no more open dump for me












