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    10-14-2008 05:40 PM #141
    [QUOTE=r32dub88]

    VR6 Turbo Manifold - http://www.ctsturbo.com/produc....html

    i could not find Downpipe though.


    That is a 12v manifold


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    10-14-2008 10:15 PM #142
    Quote, originally posted by xbluewaterx »
    [QUOTE=r32dub88]

    i could not find Downpipe though.


    That is a 12v manifold

    The parts are not going to be sold seperately from the kit unfortunately.


  3. 10-15-2008 11:56 AM #143
    Quote, originally posted by Turbodub32 »
    if changed to a gt30R or 35R..
    Clay...any info on if you can run a 30R or 35R on this setup?

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    10-15-2008 12:21 PM #144
    Quote, originally posted by Patryk R32 »
    Clay...any info on if you can run a 30R or 35R on this setup?

    I wouldn't run a 30R on this setup, maybe a GT3582R, you'd probably be looking at about +600USD for a GT35R setup and all the additional hardware.


  5. 10-15-2008 02:26 PM #145
    Quote, originally posted by Clay @ CTS Turbo »

    I wouldn't run a 30R on this setup, maybe a GT3582R, you'd probably be looking at about +600USD for a GT35R setup and all the additional hardware.

    Why not 30R??? Care to explain..


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    10-15-2008 03:57 PM #146
    Quote, originally posted by RedDevil »

    Why not 30R??? Care to explain..

    Because they are way too small for a 3.2L engine.


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    10-15-2008 04:26 PM #147
    Quote, originally posted by Clay @ CTS Turbo »

    Because they are way too small for a 3.2L engine.

    There are quite a few people running GT30's that would disagree with you on that...

    480bhp at 14psi and a 3K spool up is respectable in my book...

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    10-15-2008 06:30 PM #148
    with stage 2 can i run a 2.5" exhaust to the 3inch downpipe , or do i need a 3"?
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    10-15-2008 06:32 PM #149
    Quote, originally posted by jlawr32 »
    with stage 2 can i run a 2.5" exhaust to the 3inch downpipe , or do i need a 3"?

    You are better off with a 3.

    2.5 will be ok though.

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    10-15-2008 07:09 PM #150
    i want to keep my milltek high flow cats and non res catback , thanks
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    10-16-2008 02:49 AM #151
    Quote, originally posted by Skela »

    There are quite a few people running GT30's that would disagree with you on that...

    480bhp at 14psi and a 3K spool up is respectable in my book...

    Thats great, we can agree to disagree then. The GT30Rs will tend to choke out in the small turbine housing and wheels that are available at higher RPMs. I suggest whoever is making 480BHP to take their car to the track and see what trap speeds it will run.

    - The largest GT3076R flows 60lbs/min
    - The T67 in this kit flows 70lbs/min

    Keeping boost levels the same, the turbo in this kit will make more power than the GT30R and have much more ability to breath up top. Also, the .:R32's motor is definatly large enough to keep this turbo breathing happily.

    On a side note, I'm excited for the Eurotuner GP results to be published, because some of the high dollar kits that are available put down some numbers that are quite laughable.


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    10-16-2008 06:01 AM #152
    Clay sent you a p/m
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    10-16-2008 08:45 AM #153
    would running a C2 sri and no cats with the stage 3 software cause a cell code, also what about a dual dv set up?


    Modified by BIG DUB at 7:03 AM 10-16-2008

  14. 10-16-2008 09:03 AM #154
    Any links(info) to what happened on the weekend at the eurotuner GTG?

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    10-16-2008 09:36 AM #155
    just ordered a stage 3 kit!!! pics up soon as it gets in.

    thanks again clay , awesome guy to deal with

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    10-16-2008 09:42 AM #156
    Quote, originally posted by bmpR32vw »
    just ordered a stage 3 kit!!! pics up soon as it gets in.

    thanks again clay , awesome guy to deal with

    Can't wait to see these pics! keep us posted


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    10-16-2008 09:58 AM #157
    Quote, originally posted by Clay @ CTS Turbo »

    Thats great, we can agree to disagree then. The GT30Rs will tend to choke out in the small turbine housing and wheels that are available at higher RPMs. I suggest whoever is making 480BHP to take their car to the track and see what trap speeds it will run.

    - The largest GT3076R flows 60lbs/min
    - The T67 in this kit flows 70lbs/min

    Keeping boost levels the same, the turbo in this kit will make more power than the GT30R and have much more ability to breath up top. Also, the .:R32's motor is definatly large enough to keep this turbo breathing happily.

    On a side note, I'm excited for the Eurotuner GP results to be published, because some of the high dollar kits that are available put down some numbers that are quite laughable.


    Does this not come down to tuning philosophy then? Agreed the T67 will flow more on the top end... but how do they compare at mid range? This is a serious question by the way, as I don't know.
    Is one setup more for day to day driving, or peak horsepower?

    Trap speed? 116 at 11.9...

    Regarding eurotuner... how many of those kits used water meth assist to make the numbers safely? Did any of the engines suffer issues after the event? I'm very curious to see the numbers as well. I would just like to see full disclosure surrounding some of these events as well, not just peak horsepower numbers.

    I'm not hating by the way. Your reputation precedes you here, and I always enjoy speaking to knowledgeable individuals. There are no black and whites in the after market tuning industry, only shades or gray, and I appreciate what Kinetic have been able to do for the 1.8T market. I'm looking forward to seeing some of these turbo equipped R32's on the road.

    **edited trap speed due to piss poor memory**


    Modified by Skela at 9:49 AM 10-16-2008

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    10-16-2008 10:50 AM #158
    Quote, originally posted by Skela »


    Does this not come down to tuning philosophy then? Agreed the T67 will flow more on the top end... but how do they compare at mid range? This is a serious question by the way, as I don't know.
    Is one setup more for day to day driving, or peak horsepower?

    Trap speed? 119 ~ 120 at 11.9...

    Regarding eurotuner... how many of those kits used water meth assist to make the numbers safely? Did any of the engines suffer issues after the event? I'm very curious to see the numbers as well. I would just like to see full disclosure surrounding some of these events as well, not just peak horsepower numbers.

    I'm not hating by the way. Your reputation precedes you here, and I always enjoy speaking to knowledgeable individuals. There are no black and whites in the after market tuning industry, only shades or gray, and I appreciate what Kinetic have been able to do for the 1.8T market. I'm looking forward to seeing some of these turbo equipped R32's on the road.


    I guess you could say this kit is for someone that wants to have a fast car, that can beat the old guy that you commonly see driving down the road thinking he has a fast car. It was built by people that have years of experience tuning and building turbo setups for VWs. When this kit designer was developing state of the art VW in the late 1980s and 1990s other tuners were putting lambo style body kits on VW cabbys.


    The T67 flows more up top thats right, it won't have a torque spike that falls on its face in the mid to upper RPM range. Kinetic makes kits to drive, daily not strictly for drag racing or top speed runs. I would not put a GT30R on a 3.2L motor, because the torque will come on fast and it will die up top, torque makes you go, but when you can't put the power down you're not going anywhere. I'd love to see a few videos of a GT30R R32 running high 11's with trap speeds in the low 120s.


    Regarding Eurotuner, I don't know who used water meth, you'll have to wait for that. Eurotuner will publish figures when they are ready. If you want to know the conditions you can call/email Eurotuner, but they wont tell you anything until the magazine is published. They have the rights to publish all of this information, we don't. People will have to wait for the numbers from the .:R32 super tuners, i'm excited to see the reactions.


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    10-16-2008 10:53 AM #159
    Quote, originally posted by Skela »

    Trap speed? 116 at 11.9...

    **edited trap speed due to piss poor memory**

    I'm sure I know what cars you're talking about, but consistently running 11.9 @ 116 is another story. Not to mention trap speeds are a measure of horsepower, and with a 116 Trap speed I would be worried about losing to a GT28RS equipped 1.8T from a roll.


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    10-16-2008 11:00 AM #160
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    I updated my previous post with the correct trap... it was 116, not 120. I apologize for that.

    The R32 market is a niche market to begin with.... a turbo R is a niche within a niche...

    Welcome to this particular sand box and thanks for supporting the R community!

    BTW I'm an old guy and I think I have a fast car!
    Bring it on!

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    10-16-2008 11:38 AM #161
    Quote, originally posted by Skela »
    Clay

    I updated my previous post with the correct trap... it was 116, not 120. I apologize for that.

    The R32 market is a niche market to begin with.... a turbo R is a niche within a niche...

    Welcome to this particular sand box and thanks for supporting the R community!

    BTW I'm an old guy and I think I have a fast car!
    Bring it on!

    you do have a fast car


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    10-16-2008 11:49 AM #162
    Quote, originally posted by Skela »
    Clay

    I updated my previous post with the correct trap... it was 116, not 120. I apologize for that.

    The R32 market is a niche market to begin with.... a turbo R is a niche within a niche...

    Welcome to this particular sand box and thanks for supporting the R community!

    BTW I'm an old guy and I think I have a fast car!
    Bring it on!

    I'm sure you do have a fast car, and there's nothing wrong with being old. I wasn't referring to you, but everyone has come accross the guy that has a fast car and thinks nothing can touch it, and we're here to help the guys that want to prove him wrong


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    10-16-2008 11:57 AM #163
    Quote, originally posted by Clay @ CTS Turbo »

    I'm sure you do have a fast car, and there's nothing wrong with being old. I wasn't referring to you, but everyone has come accross the guy that has a fast car and thinks nothing can touch it, and we're here to help the guys that want to prove him wrong

    Trust me... I love the look on some of the faces as well.
    Props to you for providing the means as well...

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    10-16-2008 12:16 PM #164
    Skela, that 11's car is now running a 35 isn't he

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    10-16-2008 01:19 PM #165
    Quote, originally posted by scharged »
    Skela, that 11's car is now running a 35 isn't he

    Yes he is.... on low boost.

    More to come on that eventually.

    But let's not thread jack any more then we have already...

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    10-16-2008 03:44 PM #166
    Quote, originally posted by scharged »
    Skela, that 11's car is now running a 35 isn't he

    I'm a fan of the GT3582R, good choice for the R32

    I guess it all comes down to preference, thanks guys


  27. 10-16-2008 08:06 PM #167
    Another question...not sure if it has been answered.

    But when running the compression plate...how thick is the plate, and what compression ratio does it make the car?


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    10-16-2008 08:52 PM #168
    Quote, originally posted by Patryk R32 »
    Another question...not sure if it has been answered.

    But when running the compression plate...how thick is the plate, and what compression ratio does it make the car?

    All the info is right here:

    http://www.ctsturbo.com/produc....html



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    10-17-2008 12:53 AM #169
    any plans on offering je pistons and some type of hd con rod for the R i see you sell other je products? i know shimmel sells a drop in je piston set for the R

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    10-17-2008 01:30 AM #170
    Quote, originally posted by blueduece »
    any plans on offering je pistons and some type of hd con rod for the R i see you sell other je products? i know shimmel sells a drop in je piston set for the R

    Bill does, I just talked to him today actually, but not about rods.

    I'm actually waiting for Integrated Engineering to come out with drop in rods for the R32 motors and 24V VR6 motors. They work quite well on the 1.8Ts and 2.7Ts, and they are cost effective. They might be a good idea for the Unitronic 830cc program with some serious boost. Great call



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    10-18-2008 07:38 PM #172
    that mani is sweet, why are the #1 and #6 exhaust tubes bigger than the rest? or mayb its just the picture
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    Quote, originally posted by TurboREX »
    that mani is sweet, why are the #1 and #6 exhaust tubes bigger than the rest? or mayb its just the picture

    no idea, could be the shadowing in the pic.


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    10-18-2008 11:24 PM #174
    Clay, I'm a former kinetic customer and you sold me my last turbo about a year ago...t3t4 60-1 .82 a/r for my mk3. Doubt you'd remember but thought I'd throw that out there!

    I'll definitely be going with the kinetic / cts kit in the future when it's time to turbo the R.

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    10-19-2008 12:30 PM #175
    Quote, originally posted by VR6OOM »
    Clay, I'm a former kinetic customer and you sold me my last turbo about a year ago...t3t4 60-1 .82 a/r for my mk3. Doubt you'd remember but thought I'd throw that out there!

    I'll definitely be going with the kinetic / cts kit in the future when it's time to turbo the R.

    Haha, thanks I get guys that i've dealt with in the past saying those things pretty often. Thanks for the vote of confidence I do recognize the screen name, but not the name in your profile haha: "y0 m0mma nugga"


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