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| Topic subject | Star Kit Turbo Questions |
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100130, Star Kit Turbo Questions Posted by got_NX, May-16-07 07:31 PM
It's been awhile since I've been to the forum. 1 year 9 months ago I dropped off my motor to be rebuilt. Well I got a call today it's finished. Since then I have forgotten just about everything I've learned about turbo's. I was going to spend the money to be set-up to boost 20psi but since then I don't really care anymore other than just getting my car running again.
My questions are, The Star kit didn't come with a boost controller will I need one?
I up-graded to a Greddy type RS bov (they are to set-up for cars with hi-boost) you are to remove one of 2 springs inside for low boost which one, small spring or large spring?
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100131, RE: Star Kit Turbo Questions Posted by boosted60trimrst, May-16-07 07:48 PM
of course you will need a boost controller to run 20lbs of boost
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100132, RE: Star Kit Turbo Questions Posted by got_NX, May-16-07 08:24 PM
Originally posted by boosted60trimrst of course you will need a boost controller to run 20lbs of boost
I know I would need one at 20psi, but now I just going to run the kit as it is. I might upgrade injectors and a sfmu later on after I break the motor in.
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100134, RE: Star Kit Turbo Questions Posted by eclipse982nrRST, May-17-07 01:39 AM
Originally posted by got_NXOriginally posted by boosted60trimrst of course you will need a boost controller to run 20lbs of boost I know I would need one at 20psi, but now I just going to run the kit as it is. I might upgrade injectors and a sfmu later on after I break the motor in.
Your going need a SFMU and Injectors if you plan on going 20psi. I would never use an FMU passed 10psi personally.
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100145, RE: Star Kit Turbo Questions Posted by totaleclipse_05, May-17-07 09:36 AM
Regarding the spring question for the BOV, remove the smaller one sitting inside the bigger one. You can use the BOV with both springs in, but I found it easier to adjust with only one spring.
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100147, RE: Star Kit Turbo Questions Posted by mcgyvr, May-17-07 10:13 AM
You waited almost 2 years for someone to build your motor??
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100150, RE: Star Kit Turbo Questions Posted by boosted60trimrst, May-17-07 03:53 PM
no you will not need a boost controller to run the kit as is . mostly likely it will be a 6 or 8lb spring .
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100154, RE: Star Kit Turbo Questions Posted by got_NX, May-17-07 08:23 PM
Originally posted by mcgyvr You waited almost 2 years for someone to build your motor??
Yeah it took this guy that long to finish it. Since then I've lost all interest in it. I just want to get the car running again and maybe later on I will search my options on a better fuel system to boost more psi.
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100155, RE: Star Kit Turbo Questions Posted by boosted60trimrst, May-17-07 08:27 PM
wow . in 2 years u could build a motor from scratch lol . why in the world would you wait that long ?
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100163, RE: Star Kit Turbo Questions Posted by jack_of_trades, May-18-07 08:06 AM
Originally posted by boosted60trimrst wow . in 2 years u could build a motor from scratch lol . why in the world would you wait that long ?
I hope he did it for free!
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100164, RE: Star Kit Turbo Questions Posted by got_NX, May-18-07 08:14 AM
Originally posted by boosted60trimrst wow . in 2 years u could build a motor from scratch lol . why in the world would you wait that long ?
He was the only guy and best guy in my area that builds race car motors. He is so busy that the people who spend 50k a year come first so mine was pushed to the side. The wait was long but I dropped the motor off with all new parts everything was replaced with new. It cost me 800 to assemble it but I have around 3k in parts.
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