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Old Oct 7, 2009, 09:48 PM   #1
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Turbotrix built 2.0 twinscroll 35r





http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Fn1zlSWbkqk
(short shifted around 7300 rpm, eased into 1st gear from a U-Turn)

2.0 motor, drop-in Groden aluminum rods, Wiseco HD standard bore pistons, ARP all around
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Tuned for 30psi and 93 octane only. No meth.

The car absolutely rips on the street and sounds ridiculous. The transient boost response in between shifts rocks . Makes it so much fun to drive.

I trapped 122 mph with 480 whp on this same dyno. I'm hoping to touch 129-130mph this time around. I don't have a boost gauge in the car right now since I'm switching up my gauges but I'll share some boost/rpm numbers when I put the new stuff in.

Thanks again to Mark, Keith, Jeff, and the rest of the crew at TurboTrix!! I really love the machine they've built me

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Old Oct 7, 2009, 10:26 PM   #2
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nice setup man looks like mine except mine is ets
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Old Oct 7, 2009, 11:46 PM   #3
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great job mate , nice looking engine bay .

love the fact you've put 30psi in it !! the 35R's really love boost !! is it on a safe tune ??

pure 93 and no additives etc ?

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Old Oct 8, 2009, 12:43 AM   #4
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Awesome #'s for pump gas.
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Old Oct 8, 2009, 02:46 AM   #5
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Nice power for pump only.

Get some meth or race gas on that thing then crank the wick!
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Old Oct 8, 2009, 07:21 AM   #6
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How many miles are you guys running on aluminum rods these days? Do you warm it up every time until the oil temp is right before you drive it and beat it? I love how AL rod motors run but the downsides are too high for me compared to steel rods.
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Old Oct 8, 2009, 08:01 AM   #7
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great job mate , nice looking engine bay .

love the fact you've put 30psi in it !! the 35R's really love boost !! is it on a safe tune ??

pure 93 and no additives etc ?

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Straight from the pump. No additives.

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Nice power for pump only.

Get some meth or race gas on that thing then crank the wick!
I think I'm only going to run straight pump on this car. I want it to last as long as possible. Might change my mind when something romps me

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How many miles are you guys running on aluminum rods these days? Do you warm it up every time until the oil temp is right before you drive it and beat it? I love how AL rod motors run but the downsides are too high for me compared to steel rods.
This is the first time experimenting with alum rods. It is my daily driver and it has 17k miles on it now. I'll update as I rack up the miles. I warm my car up to temp regardless of what components it has.
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Old Oct 8, 2009, 08:23 AM   #8
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Nice numbers.

You put quite a bit of miles on the car since you bought it from me .


Put back that Zaklee clear cam gear cover on too.
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Nice numbers.

You put quite a bit of miles on the car since you bought it from me .


Put back that Zaklee clear cam gear cover on too.

Hey, I meant to text you yesterday when I picked up the car! I forgot!

I had to buy a new cam cover because the last one got all fogged up because I got some brake cleaner on it. Its sitting in my room...

Hows the supra??

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Hey, I meant to text you yesterday when I picked up the car! I forgot!

I had to buy a new cam cover because the last one got all fogged up because I got some brake cleaner got on it. Its sitting in my room...

Hows the supra??
I was just going to get an FP Red and call it a day, but nice that you went a bit bigger .

I can't imagine the car with another +150awhp from when I owned it; must be a blast.

The Supra is fine; defintely a change from the Evo.


I've been accumulating a whole bunch of basic bolt on parts in my garage (I'm still waiting for my Greddy 3-row). For now I'll keep the stock twins, but might go single next year .
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Old Oct 8, 2009, 09:24 AM   #11
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yo binh just curious why you went from one 35r to another? Still waiting to actually use the turbo i got from you. Pm your answer if you dont want to put it in here.
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looking good! the twin scroll kits are a blast.

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yo binh just curious why you went from one 35r to another? Still waiting to actually use the turbo i got from you. Pm your answer if you dont want to put it in here.

Put what in here?

This new 35r is a t4 twinscroll. The old one was a t3.

I thought you made 520+ whp on my turbo then blew the motor?
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Old Oct 8, 2009, 11:48 AM   #14
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i wish you luck with that TTR motor. As i didnt have luck with all 3 of my motors that they built for me.
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Old Oct 8, 2009, 12:08 PM   #15
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i wish you luck with that TTR motor. As i didnt have luck with all 3 of my motors that they built for me.

Thank you!
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