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    Project: GTS-ST (twincharged R32)

    i figured i should start my own project thread since i am now certain i am going to twincharge my R32 GTS-T


    a bit about my car:
    1990 R32 GTS-T Type-M
    currently ~ 55,000km
    Apexi WS coilovers
    Apexi Intake
    Aliminum Rad
    FMIC (front spoiler removed)
    Front & rear strut braces
    GTR hood latch support
    Carbon fiber hood (GTR)
    Carbon fiber Trunk (no sopiler)
    Carbon fiber grill
    Sparco Rims
    turbo timer
    boost, oil pressure, oil temp gauges
    SARD EBC
    5 point roll cage
    transmission cooler
    a/c system removed
    carbon canister removed
    3" stainless steel catback exhaust
    HKS SSQV

    parts to be installed:
    SC-14 supercharger
    HKS GT2530 turbo
    bigger FMIC
    bigger injectors
    walbro fuel pump
    fuel filter
    S14 throttle cable
    Oil cooler & relocation kit
    Side feed intake manifold
    80mm throttle body
    ViPEC ECU
    exhaust cutout
    full body kit
    Carbon fiber eyelids
    stainless coolant bottle
    dual electric fans with custom shroud
    EGT gauge
    second boost gauge
    wideband O2
    RUCAs
    FUCAs
    front lower tension rod
    front lower control arms
    rear lower control arms
    rear upper traction arms


    continuing on from my twincharging thread:
    Aftermarket Parts for GTR for sale!



    this is what i envision for my project:


    i am using a supercharger with an electronic clutch (SC-14 from a toyota 1G-GZE engine). the setup is simple by using a type of butterfly valve to keep the pressurized air from the supercharger from entering the outlet of the turbocharger.


    the clutch on the supercharger will be controlled by a RPM window switch, allowing it to be shut off automatically. the turbocharger feeds the supercharger until the boost is greater than what the s/c is producing. the air is then passed thru the butterfly valve and the s/c is shut off.

    Current Vehicles (yes...all of them)
    1991 Suzuki GSX-R 750,
    2006 Custom Chopper for sale $35,000,
    1991 Nissan Skyline GTS-ST Type-M (twincharged project),
    1991 Toyota Celsior C-Type Supercharged,
    1966 Pontiac Beaumont
    2008 GMC Acadia
    1965 Ducati 250 'cafe racer'

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    got my flapper/butterfly valve today. now i cant wait for the temps to warm up so i can start the project.


    Current Vehicles (yes...all of them)
    1991 Suzuki GSX-R 750,
    2006 Custom Chopper for sale $35,000,
    1991 Nissan Skyline GTS-ST Type-M (twincharged project),
    1991 Toyota Celsior C-Type Supercharged,
    1966 Pontiac Beaumont
    2008 GMC Acadia
    1965 Ducati 250 'cafe racer'

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    GTRCer Skym's Avatar
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    Cool....

    Just like the BeeR S15 with 350hp -

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AuJEXp-EKso
    The most epic signature ever "epic".

    Yes, indeed, Let's Roll, (Yes, Let's ride the automobile)

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    Quote Originally Posted by Skym View Post
    Cool....

    Just like the BeeR S15 with 350hp -

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AuJEXp-EKso
    similar, yes. but my s/c will be in the void where the a/c compressor was. that way the air from the s/c will go thru the fmic as well
    Current Vehicles (yes...all of them)
    1991 Suzuki GSX-R 750,
    2006 Custom Chopper for sale $35,000,
    1991 Nissan Skyline GTS-ST Type-M (twincharged project),
    1991 Toyota Celsior C-Type Supercharged,
    1966 Pontiac Beaumont
    2008 GMC Acadia
    1965 Ducati 250 'cafe racer'

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    cant wait to see it hahahaha good luck buddie

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    it will be interesting.
    good luck on the build! it will be worth it for sure

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    Cant wait to see how it comes out!

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    GTRCer Deus_Ex_Machina's Avatar
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    Awesome project! I cant wait the see the results.
    Where and how did you get your SC-14 from? (i know they are form the 1g engines but where would one say purchase one?)

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    Quote Originally Posted by Deus_Ex_Machina View Post
    Awesome project! I cant wait the see the results.
    Where and how did you get your SC-14 from? (i know they are form the 1g engines but where would one say purchase one?)
    Japan or the UK
    Current Vehicles (yes...all of them)
    1991 Suzuki GSX-R 750,
    2006 Custom Chopper for sale $35,000,
    1991 Nissan Skyline GTS-ST Type-M (twincharged project),
    1991 Toyota Celsior C-Type Supercharged,
    1966 Pontiac Beaumont
    2008 GMC Acadia
    1965 Ducati 250 'cafe racer'

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    GTRCer christdeyoung's Avatar
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    A buddy of mine has an STI with 800HP with sequential turbo's AND a clutch drive supercharger. He wants me to try a twin charge setup on my GTR....and I believe I want to do so.
    This supercharger clutch you guys are talking about...can it handle high speed engagement?
    For instance, coming out of a turn...revving 6 grand. As soon as I hit the throttle, I don't wanna wait for that GT40 to spool. Can the clutch handle the load of bringing the supercharger up to speed instantly? I'll be shooting for the 600whp mark...so I guess I'd be looking for a supercharger that would flow to around 800 CFM? Sound right?

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