Help I am ready to TT.. What would you do?
10-20-2009, 07:40 AM
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^ Care to Elaborate BJ?
10-21-2009, 12:18 AM
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The GTM kit hasn't been as promising IMO. In talking with Sharif, it requires alot of work for correct fitment unlike the TT solution traditionally sold from Greddy. While it does produce the power, I think good will come to those who wait in this case.
Again, just my personal opinions based on those I've talked to.
Again, just my personal opinions based on those I've talked to.
10-21-2009, 12:46 AM
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wait for sema lol its like when u buy an 08 car and the 09 comes out with new stuff u really want *cough* *G* *cough*
patience is a virtue! and i have always wanted to say that and i dont truely get the meaning but it makes me feel like tom cruise in the last samurai : )
patience is a virtue! and i have always wanted to say that and i dont truely get the meaning but it makes me feel like tom cruise in the last samurai : )
10-22-2009, 11:50 AM
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The GTM kit hasn't been as promising IMO. In talking with Sharif, it requires alot of work for correct fitment unlike the TT solution traditionally sold from Greddy. While it does produce the power, I think good will come to those who wait in this case.
Again, just my personal opinions based on those I've talked to.
Again, just my personal opinions based on those I've talked to.
10-22-2009, 10:14 PM
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The GTM kit hasn't been as promising IMO. In talking with Sharif, it requires alot of work for correct fitment unlike the TT solution traditionally sold from Greddy. While it does produce the power, I think good will come to those who wait in this case.
Again, just my personal opinions based on those I've talked to.
Again, just my personal opinions based on those I've talked to.
How do you explain MODME DOING A DIY ON HIS BACK IN HIS OWEN GARAGE WITH OUT ANY FITMENT ISSUES IN A MATER OF FACT HE DID NOT EVEN CALL US ONE SINGLE TIME REGARDING ANY PROBLEMS .
Here is the thread so you can see for yourself
https://www.myg37.com/forums/engine-...2-install.html
So i suggest you have another conversation with sharif to clear up your confusion.
Sam
10-22-2009, 10:23 PM
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The GTM kit hasn't been as promising IMO. In talking with Sharif, it requires alot of work for correct fitment unlike the TT solution traditionally sold from Greddy. While it does produce the power, I think good will come to those who wait in this case.
Again, just my personal opinions based on those I've talked to.
Again, just my personal opinions based on those I've talked to.
Did you read this
Go for GTM. I've been to the shop many times and talked to the different shop guys. They really know what they are doing. But also keep in mind that even the best turbo kit in the world could give you problems if the installer is half-witted. Throughout my install, I've learned so much about our cars and turbos in general. There are so many different areas where if you dont tighten it will leak, if you overtighten it'll break. From my experience, the GTM kit is very well designed and made. You can make adjustments to make everything fit well. The quality is also superb, I broke a few drill bits while tapping holes on the stainless steel intercooler piping.
However, there are also a few things that the GTM kit slightly lacks in. Although it's full kit and includes everything you need, there are some things that GTM expect you to do yourself. For example, the PCV fittings are not prefitted onto the pipping, you have to tap your own holes.
I dont have any experience with the greddy kit but I can tell you that you can't go wrong with GTM. Even though Sam and the guys at the shop are extremely busy and are hard to contact sometimes, they are very responsible and will take care of you.
I had some issues with my flashed tune and Sam personally tuned my car on the dyno. He spent at least an hour dyno tuning and working out all the small issues to make sure the car runs smooth.
However, there are also a few things that the GTM kit slightly lacks in. Although it's full kit and includes everything you need, there are some things that GTM expect you to do yourself. For example, the PCV fittings are not prefitted onto the pipping, you have to tap your own holes.
I dont have any experience with the greddy kit but I can tell you that you can't go wrong with GTM. Even though Sam and the guys at the shop are extremely busy and are hard to contact sometimes, they are very responsible and will take care of you.
I had some issues with my flashed tune and Sam personally tuned my car on the dyno. He spent at least an hour dyno tuning and working out all the small issues to make sure the car runs smooth.
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10-22-2009, 10:43 PM
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LAYIN THE LINE!!!! you tell em sam. Im fully confident with the GTM kit and im for sure christian is more than satified with his car. (without fitment issues)! ha love this thread
for the awd /tease. Spoke with Sam a few times, he's rly helpful. You can't go wrong.