jrbump
07-07-2008, 03:48 PM
City: Salem / PDX
State/Province: OR
Price: $200
Item Description:
This is a set of GTiR ITB's modified to fit on a RWD S13 (highport) SR20DET.
The good?
Made boost Vs. an identical setup (minus ITB's of course) 900 RPM sooner. Also gave me a nice flat curve.
Includes a custom top feed fuel rail.
If one Tb is good then four must be ----ing amazing, right?
The bad?
You will need to make slight modifications to your IC piping. Unless you buy my stainless IC pipes as well.
Can NOT run MAP sensor, D-Jetro etc. This is only a concern if you already have a power FC or some other stand alone system using a MAP sensor. If you are using the standard MAFS setup you are good as gold.
Flange that bolts from the plenum to the ITB's is warped. May be machine able then torque down flat just fine - my advice would be to cut it off and have a machine shop make you a new one.
http://i105.photobucket.com/albums/m211/jrbump/noname-1.jpg
http://i105.photobucket.com/albums/m211/jrbump/tb.jpg
State/Province: OR
Price: $200
Item Description:
This is a set of GTiR ITB's modified to fit on a RWD S13 (highport) SR20DET.
The good?
Made boost Vs. an identical setup (minus ITB's of course) 900 RPM sooner. Also gave me a nice flat curve.
Includes a custom top feed fuel rail.
If one Tb is good then four must be ----ing amazing, right?
The bad?
You will need to make slight modifications to your IC piping. Unless you buy my stainless IC pipes as well.
Can NOT run MAP sensor, D-Jetro etc. This is only a concern if you already have a power FC or some other stand alone system using a MAP sensor. If you are using the standard MAFS setup you are good as gold.
Flange that bolts from the plenum to the ITB's is warped. May be machine able then torque down flat just fine - my advice would be to cut it off and have a machine shop make you a new one.
http://i105.photobucket.com/albums/m211/jrbump/noname-1.jpg
http://i105.photobucket.com/albums/m211/jrbump/tb.jpg