I recently came across a garage quite local to me that can supply and fit the STS remote mounted twin turbo kit. They have zero experience of my particular car but im quite tempted to have a go at this.
Basically im looking at the STS universal remote kit that they will fab to work. Running 5-8 lbs boost estimate around 500bhp.
Going remote mount just seems alot less work, and this garage seems quite experienced with their product.
And im thinking about the Lexus-Toyota Forged Pistons/Forged H-Beam Rods
http://www.lextreme.com/pistons-rods.html
Is it critical to have the proper bearing size as it states
"Due to complexity of Toyota bearings. We highly recommend you call your local Lexus dealer and give them your crank number and rod number to get the poroper sized bearings "
As my sc430 (2002) is a Japanese import and im in the UK. So no point me speaking to a dealer here. So cant see how I can get that info easily.
Other then pistons and rods is there anything else I would need ?
With the pistons should I go with an 8.5:1 ratio ?
Also I need to sort out the fuel management, I was thinking maybe the gready emanage or LMS i-manage. Any recomendations. Thanks.
Basically im looking at the STS universal remote kit that they will fab to work. Running 5-8 lbs boost estimate around 500bhp.
Going remote mount just seems alot less work, and this garage seems quite experienced with their product.
And im thinking about the Lexus-Toyota Forged Pistons/Forged H-Beam Rods
http://www.lextreme.com/pistons-rods.html
Is it critical to have the proper bearing size as it states
"Due to complexity of Toyota bearings. We highly recommend you call your local Lexus dealer and give them your crank number and rod number to get the poroper sized bearings "
As my sc430 (2002) is a Japanese import and im in the UK. So no point me speaking to a dealer here. So cant see how I can get that info easily.
Other then pistons and rods is there anything else I would need ?
With the pistons should I go with an 8.5:1 ratio ?
Also I need to sort out the fuel management, I was thinking maybe the gready emanage or LMS i-manage. Any recomendations. Thanks.
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