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Old Jun 29, 2010, 11:09 AM
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Originally Posted by maverick31210
alright, so RRM pulley has been on for a few days now. definitely noticing more pep/more enjoyable drive. i'm happy with it and recommend it to others lol just make sure you get it on right .

next i am thinking about the RRM throttle body, worth it? what sort of difference can i expect? to recap, i am only running the pulley as of yet, how will these two mesh together?

thanks fellas!
not turboed, right? more air in and out means more power...as long as you can use it. With little to no mods, it's probably not going to make a difference.
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^^^

no not turbo yet.

i guess i'll hold off on that one until later. thanks for the tip. im thinking it'll work well with intake/headers but i dont want to spend money on N/A stuff....or i just might not quite sure yet.
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so, thinking about RRM cat delete....any insight on this fellas? anyone running it?

did some research and decided to probably go with the high flow cat instead....don't want a douche bag loud car lulz

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Old Jul 23, 2010, 06:18 PM
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ok how do you change the 7-10 psi external wastegate spring??
and where can i get the bung for the return line??
according to rrm tech they say i dont need to run the water cooling line for the 16g turbo!!!
starting my turbo next week so i need to know all this and how do i post picture
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Originally Posted by Lancerboi808
ok how do you change the 7-10 psi external wastegate spring??
and where can i get the bung for the return line??
according to rrm tech they say i dont need to run the water cooling line for the 16g turbo!!!
starting my turbo next week so i need to know all this and how do i post picture
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i dont care who you are i always feel safer running coolant to my turbo as well as the oil. just another way to cool the turbo and further insurance imo. look at the evo or a wrx or a dsm etc they are all watercooled as well as oil cooled from the factory....


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i dont care who you are i always feel safer running coolant to my turbo as well as the oil. just another way to cool the turbo and further insurance imo. look at the evo or a wrx or a dsm etc they are all watercooled as well as oil cooled from the factory....


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+1^^ I ran my coolant lines as well it takes an extra 10 mins if that and maybe a few bucks in line and connections
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is there a diagram where to install them???
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Originally Posted by Lancerboi808
is there a diagram where to install them???
Coolant lines? just take one of them from the throttle body (really anywhere coolant flows should work) but throttle body is right there. Run the one from the throttle body, might need an inline connector and some additional hose, but run that to the turbo. Run another hose from the other turbo coolant connection, back to where you removed the hose for the throttle body.

So....coolant goes from it's normal path of *some device* to throttle body to *some other device

into *some device* to turbo to throttle body to *some other device*

I've seen people "Tee" into lines, and I just don't like that at all, just continue the flow of the coolant, in a nice linear fashion.
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