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Done any more?

I missed your post last week - been wondering all week how you got on.

Inlet fouling gearbox is a bit... shite.

Is that other guy (with the 550's) on a five speed box then? myk3?
 
Inlet fouled the gearbox housing, yet didn't foul the manifold bolt... rotating the housing solves one issue and the smaller button end allen bolt and a grinder solve the other (as most others have done!)
Apparantley it's normal to have to rotate them, although I've never read of anyone else having that problem.
 
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After some time out for various reasons it was finally fitted (about 8 times) with various things needing to be trimmed & fixed. ******* tight job, and everything 'nearly' fits, now it's got about 2mm clearance........

Needs the coolant & oil lines fully connecting & then it'll be time for a test idle I think
 
yeah, removed the rubber pipe, and just nursed the metal one out the way for now, until I can work out where to route the TIP
 
Mark, have read through the whole post but not quite sure about whether it's the 3 inch big bore inlet you've fitted with the GTRS to a 6 speed or not....?

Well done though mate - no such thing as a bolt on turbo conversion.... ;)

Raf
 
Mark, have read through the whole post but not quite sure about whether it's the 3 inch big bore inlet you've fitted with the GTRS to a 6 speed or not....?

Well done though mate - no such thing as a bolt on turbo conversion.... ;)

Raf

It's the 2.5" step-down version - 3" would no way fit on my car given the v.tight fit of the 2.5
 
yeah, sure is....

the 2.5" isn't much of a step down to the inlet anyway, so it's barely a restriction as it is.

will have to get creative to miss all the gubbins on the box (god I wish it was rod change)