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Old 01-18-2014, 04:37 PM   #1
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WTS FBM kit + extras (feeler)

I am thinking $3700

FBM Base kit - Recirculated wastegate

Electronic boost controller

Stainless steel lines for wastegate and BOV

PTP Turbo Blanket

Recirculated Tial Q50 blowoff valve and Standard Tial Q50 blow off valve (yes, both)

Unused DEI Titanium Headerwrap (don't have to worry about fiberglass)
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with stainless steel zipties.

Revised downpipe with heatshield. Stock one will melt the fans. New downpipe also accommodates larger fans.

Replaced most of the cheap bolts that come with the kit

High quality AN fittings for oil return. (Chinese ones that come with the kit leak)

AEM intake temperature sensor if you choose to run speed density.

Almost every weld on the kit has been redone. From FBM most leaked--it is absolutely sealed up now.

Vacuum bung added to intake pre turbo to allow the use of a catch can or AOS.

Hardlined coolant lines. The ones sent with the kit literally melt.

Turbo to downpipe gasket. Strangely, this isn't included from FBM.

Kit has roughly 10k miles.



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Old 01-18-2014, 04:53 PM   #2
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Reason for selling ?
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Old 01-18-2014, 05:39 PM   #3
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Reason for selling ?
Planning to run the innovate sc. Carb legal and better suited for a daily driver

Forgot to add comes with fbm base map and tune with 8, 9, and 11 psi maps from delicious tuning switchable via the cruise control stalk. I've spent 1300 having Bill dial the tune in.

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Old 01-18-2014, 08:14 PM   #4
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Old 01-18-2014, 10:06 PM   #5
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One other thing...I have both the speed density and MAF based tunes from Delicious Tuning--whichever you prefer (or both).
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does that come with an ecu tek license and everything needed for the turbo kit including fuel injectors?
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does that come with an ecu tek license and everything needed for the turbo kit including fuel injectors?
Injectors and fuel pump and everything else that comes with the kit. You'll need your own license just like if you bought it from fbm.
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Man that is a serious deal. I was not aware that running speed density with EcuTek required an AEM intake temp sensor. Is this always the case? How is the input fed into the ECU? @DeliciousTuning
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Man that is a serious deal. I was not aware that running speed density with EcuTek required an AEM intake temp sensor. Is this always the case? How is the input fed into the ECU? @DeliciousTuning

Not required, but I'm not a huge fan of the MAF location.
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Not required, but I'm not a huge fan of the MAF location.
I don't have any issues with the MAF location. It is on a fairly straight area of pipe, and I kind of like that it is hidden on the bottom. If I could change the kit, I would instead move the Tial BOV into the passenger side bumper area underneath the headlight where it is farther away from the MAF location. There really isn't anywhere else in the engine bay it could fit other than where it is, and most people want to be able to see the BOV in the engine bay which is probably why it was placed where it was.
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I don't have any issues with the MAF location. It is on a fairly straight area of pipe, and I kind of like that it is hidden on the bottom. If I could change the kit, I would instead move the Tial BOV into the passenger side bumper area underneath the headlight where it is farther away from the MAF location. There really isn't anywhere else in the engine bay it could fit other than where it is, and most people want to be able to see the BOV in the engine bay which is probably why it was placed where it was.
I know @DeliciousTuning doesn't like it there and is one of the prime reasons he's starting using SD tunes on this kit--I'm no expert, however. Whoever buys the kit has the option of using the AEM temp sensor or the MAF--completely up to them.
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