will 94-01 greddy turbo ls kit bolt on my 2000 gsr
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You will have to call around for tuners to see if they even know what it is, let alone able to tune it.
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I did have to replace my rings shortly after the turbo install but I don't directly link that to the blue box. It may have attributed to the ring failure but my rings were on their way out since I bought the car.
The VAFC is good for minor mods like cams and stuff. It won't read boost, it isn't fine tunable, doesn't tune igntion timing, and the OBD2 program will learn around it, so it isn't a good thing to use for a boosted setup. A stand alone ECU is the best bet for a boosted OBD2 application.
The VAFC is good for minor mods like cams and stuff. It won't read boost, it isn't fine tunable, doesn't tune igntion timing, and the OBD2 program will learn around it, so it isn't a good thing to use for a boosted setup. A stand alone ECU is the best bet for a boosted OBD2 application.
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I'm having doubts on the charge pipe fitting correctly with the S2 intake mani. I had to have mine remade after I changed out to the S2 mani because it changes the location of the TB. From my experience with the 19T kit, the piping is aluminum so you will likely have to have the charge pipe totally redone to fit your intake setup. :happysad:
This is based on actual experience, I might add...
:edit: and unless your buying this kit from some person or a dealer that has a crap load of old stuff setting around, all the new kits come with e-manage. I believe you can upgrade to e-manage for a decent price - this is what I would do. e-manage > blue box like whoa
This is based on actual experience, I might add...
:edit: and unless your buying this kit from some person or a dealer that has a crap load of old stuff setting around, all the new kits come with e-manage. I believe you can upgrade to e-manage for a decent price - this is what I would do. e-manage > blue box like whoa
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i know witht skunk 2 intake manifold will change the position of throttle body but arent type r's and ls mani's locted in same position as a gsr skunk 2 intake manifold. I currently have a type r 3 inch intake on my 00 gsr and it bolted on fine with the skunk 2 mani.
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Originally Posted by westcoaststyle
I'm having doubts on the charge pipe fitting correctly with the S2 intake mani. I had to have mine remade after I changed out to the S2 mani because it changes the location of the TB. From my experience with the 19T kit, the piping is aluminum so you will likely have to have the charge pipe totally redone to fit your intake setup. :happysad:
As far as the blue box frying rings, it's because it tends to make the car run lean in some instances. I have one friend who cracked a ringland after 1 week of having the kit on.
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Yeah, but he's buying an LS kit for a GSR with a Skunk2 manifold. GSR with skunk2 mani should have the same TB position as an LS/Type R.
As far as the blue box frying rings, it's because it tends to make the car run lean in some instances. I have one friend who cracked a ringland after 1 week of having the kit on.
As far as the blue box frying rings, it's because it tends to make the car run lean in some instances. I have one friend who cracked a ringland after 1 week of having the kit on.