Some turbo-kit publicity...
Dyno
The article quotes "at the wheels HP" of 419 - but, the dyno said "Flywheel HP" ...which is it? I imagine it's at the fly, becuase if it's at the wheels that would mean the engine is putting out around 500 HP!!!
Originally Posted by Ogolden1
Then WHY does it say "FLYWHEEL HP" on the heading???? :killer:
Originally Posted by allmotor_2000
Actually 0.5psi of boost. The T3/T4 was hitting about 5.8-5.9psi. The GT35R is hitting
about 6.1-6.3psi
It's volume of air at a given psi which makes power... the T3/T4 was just dying out!
about 6.1-6.3psi
It's volume of air at a given psi which makes power... the T3/T4 was just dying out!
What is your opinion of the Turbonetics T66?
Originally Posted by allmotor_2000
It was actually a joint venture between ATP Turbo and Garrett because most of my communication was with ATP Turbo. It's funny because I took that picture of my car (exterior) just last evening!!
Can't wait for more coverage on this awesome turbo kit.
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to Ramanan and Steve, fuggin awesome guys. The Acura CL getting that kind of recognition is absolutley spectacular. Congrats again to you both and the Acura CL Community.s
First, I have to give you guys mad props! Installing a turbo, especially when there isn't a kit readily available for a car is a huge feat! And to get it done as perfect as you have should be inspiration to all of us to do the same to our CLs. On that note, let me ask you a question... what did you use as a manifold? I read the article, but it is unlcear to me if those parts were fabricated or cut and welded from the Comptech headers? Is this true? I am in the process of mimicking your setup and haven't built a turbo kit since college when I built one for my Integra, and I was able to buy a commecial manifold. I have a feeling this won't be as easy and am looking for some guidance. Any wisdom you can impart on me would be much appreciated. Again, congrats on such a great project!!
Originally Posted by DrewsCL
First, I have to give you guys mad props! Installing a turbo, especially when there isn't a kit readily available for a car is a huge feat! And to get it done as perfect as you have should be inspiration to all of us to do the same to our CLs. On that note, let me ask you a question... what did you use as a manifold? I read the article, but it is unlcear to me if those parts were fabricated or cut and welded from the Comptech headers? Is this true? I am in the process of mimicking your setup and haven't built a turbo kit since college when I built one for my Integra, and I was able to buy a commecial manifold. I have a feeling this won't be as easy and am looking for some guidance. Any wisdom you can impart on me would be much appreciated. Again, congrats on such a great project!!
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That's too cool seeing you guys in the article like that. I'm sure that there was hard work involved in doing that and risks as well.
Excellent work! Just try to keep the PR to a minimum, I don't want my CL-S to be the main attracion in the next "Fast -N- Furious" movie....OK?
Excellent work! Just try to keep the PR to a minimum, I don't want my CL-S to be the main attracion in the next "Fast -N- Furious" movie....OK?
Originally Posted by Cruz_msl
Excellent work! Just try to keep the PR to a minimum, I don't want my CL-S to be the main attracion in the next "Fast -N- Furious" movie....OK? 

I've said it too many times, but... awesome stuff, guys.
That's pretty badass Ram.....time to get some slicks and run it once down the track....
Only once, cuz after you rip off that 11 sec. 1/4, they'll boot you off for no cage...

Only once, cuz after you rip off that 11 sec. 1/4, they'll boot you off for no cage...
Originally Posted by ABChin324
So guys, is Garrett or someone going to produce kits for our cars??? If not, can someone give me the list of parts needed for this turbo conversion.
The oil catch is unnecessary at this time because the motor doesn't have too much blow-by (well... none as far as right now). It could develop this as it gets older and maybe we need an oil-catch can. Usually for very high-boost/high-rpm applications, it is necessary. I just run it back into the trubo for now so that if it does blow-oil... I'll know!
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