I'm going to have to argue that dyno results are much more satisfying than install times.
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yeah my install took about a week of working about 1 hour a day after work while there was still sunlight. But until i put a clutch in my car i won't be posting any great dyno figures
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ok next turbo install i'll come help.
hey sevan, what upgrades did you do and are you going to add a clutch? I've got mad speedy clutch replacement skillz if you want to break more records and knuckles. matt |
good to know, I want to upgrade mine one of these days. A clutch rated at 200tq isn't going to cut it for much longer.
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Yea i need a clutch really soon. Mine slipps after one pull its horrable. Im thinking of a lighter flywheel at the same time.
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no sweat. it could be done in a FULL day. if you reuse the flywheel, you'll have to account for resurfacing time though.
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Im thinking about a Fidanza lightweight. Could this be done in any garage or do we need a lift?
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i've been considering a lightweight flywheel, can't really make up my mind, fidanza is the cheapest but i've read about some issues with them so i kept on looking and just got myself more confused. now i'm not sure if i'm gonna do one.
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four tall jackstands is all you need. and several different sized blocks of wood. and the OEM jack. and a floor jack. and wobble extensions! and and and!!
but seriously, i'm doing mine in my garage in spurts--evenings, weekends, whatever free time I find. |
yeah mine spent more than a month in the air before i deemed it ready for dd use. and leak free
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Originally Posted by y8s
(Post 51879)
no sweat. it could be done in a FULL day. if you reuse the flywheel, you'll have to account for resurfacing time though.
The flywheel is a bit noisy at certain rpms, but for all of us that are turbo thats just another noise. Tha flywheel in itself was the best NA mod i had done up to that point. (Intake and full exhaust) |
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