AWE 700 kit installation teaser
#32
Here are some update posts we have done during the development of the kit. (in order from earliest to the latest)
Please review.
Update #1 -Drag run
https://www.6speedonline.com/forums/...highlight=700s
Update #2
https://www.6speedonline.com/forums/...&highlight=700
Update #3 - 700 on pump - 750 on race gas
https://www.6speedonline.com/forums/...highlight=700s
Please review.
Update #1 -Drag run
https://www.6speedonline.com/forums/...highlight=700s
Update #2
https://www.6speedonline.com/forums/...&highlight=700
Update #3 - 700 on pump - 750 on race gas
https://www.6speedonline.com/forums/...highlight=700s
Last edited by Josh/AWE; 03-18-2008 at 11:37 AM. Reason: spelling.
#33
I am afraid to mix and match but I already have some parts. I am not worried about reflashing the software to match the upgrade but .
I already have intake (Werks1)
I already have headers (evo)
I already have exhaust(Tubi
I already have intercoolers (Evo)
The plenum is in transit from IBD to my tuner
So ...Drumroll
Can I add the Turbo's with confidence of some type of reliability and peformance WITHOUT changing the entire setup.
Would I have to add a new clutch to hold the Hp?
Can this combination of parts be the one car which creates even more or less or different HP ?
Lastly -what parts would I need ?
And cost(you can PM me that if you wish).
Thanks
I already have intake (Werks1)
I already have headers (evo)
I already have exhaust(Tubi
I already have intercoolers (Evo)
The plenum is in transit from IBD to my tuner
So ...Drumroll
Can I add the Turbo's with confidence of some type of reliability and peformance WITHOUT changing the entire setup.
Would I have to add a new clutch to hold the Hp?
Can this combination of parts be the one car which creates even more or less or different HP ?
Lastly -what parts would I need ?
And cost(you can PM me that if you wish).
Thanks
#34
The turbos are built to specs as researched by us and BorgWarner.
They are built for us by a reputable BorgWarner Authorized US based rebuilder using a mix our our parts and BorgWarner parts.
This kit has been extensively dyno, street, and track tested for durability. We have had zero issues with the turbo design and rebuilding process.
#35
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mike@awe-tuning.com
Please email me directly.
Thank you!
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#37
Yes, a Stg2 clutch will be needed.
We have the Sachs Stg2 with our LWFW installed.
The flywheel is not 100% necessary. Reason why I like it is simply for the downshifts. I could never get my timing right with the stock flywheel even coming down from higher speeds. When I blipped the throttle the revs just hung up there for too long. After the flywheel, the revs dropped quicker after the blip. The heel/toe became butter smooth.
Another benefit of the flywheel is the replaceable wear surface. These are aluminum flywheels with a steel face. The steel face is where the clutch makes contact. If you change your clutch down the road, there is no need to replace the flywheel. You just replace the surface! Can't do that with the OEM flywheel...
If you are a GT3 owner and you are reading this thread, the exact same kit is used in your car. No need for the over priced RS flywheel. This is the same weight and bolts right in. This is a MUST HAVE if you own a GT3. It should have either been an option or standard on all of the cars.
See here for more info:
http://awe-tuning.com/pages/shared/p...n&IL=996stage2
We have the Sachs Stg2 with our LWFW installed.
The flywheel is not 100% necessary. Reason why I like it is simply for the downshifts. I could never get my timing right with the stock flywheel even coming down from higher speeds. When I blipped the throttle the revs just hung up there for too long. After the flywheel, the revs dropped quicker after the blip. The heel/toe became butter smooth.
Another benefit of the flywheel is the replaceable wear surface. These are aluminum flywheels with a steel face. The steel face is where the clutch makes contact. If you change your clutch down the road, there is no need to replace the flywheel. You just replace the surface! Can't do that with the OEM flywheel...
If you are a GT3 owner and you are reading this thread, the exact same kit is used in your car. No need for the over priced RS flywheel. This is the same weight and bolts right in. This is a MUST HAVE if you own a GT3. It should have either been an option or standard on all of the cars.
See here for more info:
http://awe-tuning.com/pages/shared/p...n&IL=996stage2
#38
I have the Stg2 and I must admit that it feels like stock clutch and the lightweight flywheel seems to make blips much easier.
However there is A LOT of chattering. I mean quite a bit actually, but seems to go away after 2500RPM or so. At a red light I'm always holding the clutch down since it chatters so much. The peformance vs. comfort factor once again. The flywheel was very inexpensive IMO so we went for it. Do I regret it? Hard to say actually, my wife noticed right away and thought something was wrong with my car
However there is A LOT of chattering. I mean quite a bit actually, but seems to go away after 2500RPM or so. At a red light I'm always holding the clutch down since it chatters so much. The peformance vs. comfort factor once again. The flywheel was very inexpensive IMO so we went for it. Do I regret it? Hard to say actually, my wife noticed right away and thought something was wrong with my car
#39
I have the Stg2 and I must admit that it feels like stock clutch and the lightweight flywheel seems to make blips much easier.
However there is A LOT of chattering. I mean quite a bit actually, but seems to go away after 2500RPM or so. At a red light I'm always holding the clutch down since it chatters so much. The peformance vs. comfort factor once again. The flywheel was very inexpensive IMO so we went for it. Do I regret it? Hard to say actually, my wife noticed right away and thought something was wrong with my car
However there is A LOT of chattering. I mean quite a bit actually, but seems to go away after 2500RPM or so. At a red light I'm always holding the clutch down since it chatters so much. The peformance vs. comfort factor once again. The flywheel was very inexpensive IMO so we went for it. Do I regret it? Hard to say actually, my wife noticed right away and thought something was wrong with my car
What make you choose the clutch ? I'm running roughly 600Hp on my current car on the stock clutch without a single issue . The day I decide to jump to 700 Hp I know the clutch won't last .
#40
Here are some update posts we have done during the development of the kit. (in order from earliest to the latest)
Please review.
Update #1 -Drag run
https://www.6speedonline.com/forums/...highlight=700s
Update #2
https://www.6speedonline.com/forums/...&highlight=700
Update #3 - 700 on pump - 750 on race gas
https://www.6speedonline.com/forums/...highlight=700s
Please review.
Update #1 -Drag run
https://www.6speedonline.com/forums/...highlight=700s
Update #2
https://www.6speedonline.com/forums/...&highlight=700
Update #3 - 700 on pump - 750 on race gas
https://www.6speedonline.com/forums/...highlight=700s
#41
***********ANY AND ALL PRICING INQUIRIES*********
Please email me directly.
Thank you!
mike@awe-tuning.com
Please email me directly.
Thank you!
mike@awe-tuning.com
#43
Awesome eclou!
Can't wait to hear your impressions! I got a ride with Mike in AWEs development car, violent and wonderfully insane are the terms that come to mind. How do the brakes feel? Still adeaquate? AWE has GTRs on theirs.
#44
I haven't driven too much or hard yet <10 minutes. Want to break-in the turbos gently, need to retorque everything after a couple of heat cycles and then change the oil before running harder. I plan to make some 60-130 runs this weekend