Turbochaging K series motors - walkthrough

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ohh...you have to modify the xmember??? that sucks...if i do that i need an engineers report to get it back on the road...is there a way around this?
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btw thanks jon for the reply, so i understand those headers are good. ..where do i get a manifold from..? (im in australia)
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melb30x wrote:btw thanks jon for the reply, so i understand those headers are good. ..where do i get a manifold from..? (im in australia)
what manifold?
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i must be confused....
...the pipes i showed you..those go on where the intake manifold was? and the second ones bolts up to just after the exhaust manifold??? or onto it? ...or maybe i dont know wtf im talking about!
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im having a lot of trouble finding 280cc millenia s injectors too..
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is this the megasquirt fmu..is this the right one? how do you tune something like this?
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/MEGASQUI ... ccessories" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
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Yes, that's the right one
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melb30x wrote:i must be confused....
...the pipes i showed you..those go on where the intake manifold was? and the second ones bolts up to just after the exhaust manifold??? or onto it? ...or maybe i dont know wtf im talking about!
no that just the exhaust parts theres nothing for the intake manifold... you dont need nothing...

you put each headers on each site of the engine... then the other piece bolts on it to make your turbo sit on the side of the engine...

look at my work log you should be able to figure something out...
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Thanks john for all the great help...i bought my t3/t4 turbo today and started my worklog!!

as far as the injectors go..i cant seem to find 280cc millenia s injectors..
are these the right ones??

http://www.autopartswarehouse.com/shop_ ... lenia.html" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

they dont seem to be the right ones..where did you guys get your injectors from?
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melb30x wrote:Thanks john for all the great help...i bought my t3/t4 turbo today and started my worklog!!

as far as the injectors go..i cant seem to find 280cc millenia s injectors..
are these the right ones??

http://www.autopartswarehouse.com/shop_ ... lenia.html" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

they dont seem to be the right ones..where did you guys get your injectors from?
nop those are not the right ones...
mx-3, KL turbo (tooo much to list) yeah its boosted!
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Hey buddy id go with the modded injectors and use some sr20 ones they are good for 450cc i believe, and than just dont cheep out where it counts... fuel management and a decent fuel management. lol I blew my broken in ACT 6 puck clutch right after i put them in, made a world of difference. Plus passing lambo's, vets, and vipers is a gag in its own.
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so i posted a whole new topic asking about everything you explained here then came and read it. woo good thing i deleted it before you guys went and ripped me a new anus for not searching mwuahaha. Excellent work my friend.
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I just read some of the posts that were put up on the HP you guys were getting and got sick. See I dumped about 6 grand into just a motor swap alone and feel like a real dumbass :shock: . Of course I beefed up a few things like I got a 9lb fidanza fly and a 6puck ceramic fidanza turbo ready clutch along with a few other parts like a full pacesetter exhaust with headers kl31 ecu etc . On to my point I am not too happy with the power gain I got from the swap alone to be honest it's not much more than what it already had and to boot I'm not too sure I got a Ze because of the power issue. Off the line it's tourqey has s--- and I can't take off with out spinning but I think that is due to the clutch and in 5th gear I can hit the gas and it doesn't have any problems gaining speed up hill or down but that's it and it's pretty slow about doing so it's almost like it's running a little flat. I am running 17in. rims dn't know if that has anything to do with it or not. But it is no where near what I was expecting and am a little dissapointed especially for the time and money I dumped into this upgrade :roll: . So I'm thinking turbo may get me what I'm looking for but it will be a last resort any ideas on some simple things I can do to get more out of what I already have?
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Take it in and get yourself a good dyno run to find out where you are now... most of the ZE swaps I have seen they all come down to the tuning and what ECU you have matched with what VAF... I strongly suggest you get either a stand alone like a Mega squirt or get some kind of piggy back like a SAFC or a Greddy E manage. Remember everyone says they are 200HP.... but really they are 198 at the crank and tend to dyno at about 160 WHP. huge improvement over stock 1.8. If it feels torquey off the line then your wheels are probably fine, if they are chrome baller-ish kind of wheels I would think about getting something a bit lighter. I have seen guys break into the 13's with stock ZE's but its all tuning. again i would recommend getting a base dyno run out of the way first and go from there.
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