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  • LukesM
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    Originally posted by SQ13 View Post
    How much did y'all pay thru the GB? It's $1.275 + tax ($1,380) if I get it directly from Turner. Also, does it come with all of the parts shown on page three of this install guide?

    http://bd8ba3c866c8cbc330ab-7b26c6f3...stallation.pdf
    I believe that price is for the intake only. The kit is like 1699 or something.

    funny how the complete pic at the end is missing the strut bar and the wiper cowl tray

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  • Cubieman
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    Originally posted by SQ13 View Post
    How much did y'all pay thru the GB? It's $1.275 + tax ($1,380) if I get it directly from Turner. Also, does it come with all of the parts shown on page three of this install guide?

    http://bd8ba3c866c8cbc330ab-7b26c6f3...stallation.pdf
    The group buy was $1275 shipped. That price at Turner does not include the parts in your link, they also sell the airbox with parts. I would highly suggest ditching the traditional style hose clamps they include in their parts kit in favor of OE clamps. However you will need to buy two $15 tools to install two different style OE clamps.
    Most people that just do hose clamps but I like the OE clamps. They look cleaner, they won't loosen up over time, you don't have to worry about interference with the throttle linkage and also I would imagine they provide a better overall fit as hose clamps sometimes do not provide a constant pressure around the circumference of the object the are installed on.

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  • SQ13
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    How much did y'all pay thru the GB? It's $1.275 + tax ($1,380) if I get it directly from Turner. Also, does it come with all of the parts shown on page three of this install guide?

    http://bd8ba3c866c8cbc330ab-7b26c6f3...stallation.pdf

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  • ATB88
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    Originally posted by bassel_sy View Post

    interesting, i was looking at their ig post and someone asked in the comments what tune and he said oem csl dme...
    That's bananas. This would suggest my car should be making somewhere in the realm of 330-340 whp on 91 without a tune? I'm running catless, euro headers, Turner CSL box, stock CSL tune. No way.
    Last edited by ATB88; 06-17-2020, 08:34 AM.

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  • bassel_sy
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    Originally posted by Tones View Post

    On their website it says it's a bspec tune with a later model dme.
    interesting, i was looking at their ig post and someone asked in the comments what tune and he said oem csl dme...

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  • Tones
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    Originally posted by bassel_sy View Post

    IIRC he used OEM CSL DME. build journal doesnt have a tune for the carbon airbox.
    On their website it says it's a bspec tune with a later model dme.

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  • bassel_sy
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    Originally posted by Obioban View Post

    You don't want their tune.
    IIRC he used OEM CSL DME. build journal doesnt have a tune for the carbon airbox.

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  • rbg
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    Originally posted by jk715 View Post
    So i bent the horseshoe bracket about 3/8” down on both front and back.
    Could you post a picture of your TB to trumpets connection? They have to be as close to collinear, otherwise you will get a kink or "step" between them that will negatively affect the airflow.

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  • jk715
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    So i bent the horseshoe bracket about 3/8” down on both front and back. Now i have about 4mm clearance from airbox to cabin filter housing. I also filed down the cabin housing underside about 1.5mm in the area it was rubbing before. Hopefully this is enough to prevent rubbing.

    also, measuring the strut brace to airbox i now have about 9mm clearance which is about 4-5mm more than before.
    Last edited by jk715; 06-16-2020, 02:48 PM.

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  • Tones
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    Originally posted by Obioban View Post

    You don't want their tune.
    Elaborate

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  • Obioban
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    You don't want their tune.

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  • ATB88
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    Originally posted by jk715 View Post
    Well my ICV connector is now unglued. The other two JB welded connectors seem to be holding pretty well. Also, shaved down the oil return/vent hose connector and it now clips in nice and snug.
    Pro tip: buy the resealable JB clear weld.
    I suggest you get in touch with Turner about the cabin filter housing clearance. I think it will go better for us if more of us are showing that we have the same problem

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  • jk715
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    Well my ICV connector is now unglued. The other two JB welded connectors seem to be holding pretty well. Also, shaved down the oil return/vent hose connector and it now clips in nice and snug.
    Pro tip: buy the resealable JB clear weld.

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  • ATB88
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    Spoke to Sean K at Turner this morning. I gave him my photos, described my problem, and he's going to show them to the R&D team and get back to me.

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  • COVID-19
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    Doesn’t sound extremely high. No cats free up a lot of HP specially when a tune is added.

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