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Old 05-22-2019, 08:54 PM   #1149
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Thanks. Maybe the instruction I saw wasn't to wait until it was completely cured, but to give it a few minutes before tightening. The way I understood it was that immediately tightening the pan all the way would cause the sealant to smush out instead of being where it needs to be to make the seal.

I was also considering installing an oil baffle while I have the pan off, as a means of future-proofing. Any opinion on this?
I don't see the need for an oil baffle, from what I've read it's not an issue that you need to be concerned with unless you're a serious track rat that can actually drive and has grip. The sealant smooshing out is in your control, applying a bead too thick is what causes that, it's not about a cure time. Others may be better able to comment on the baffle though.
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Old 05-23-2019, 12:06 AM   #1150
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Basically if there is at least some benefit and no downsides (aside from cost) to the baffle, I'd rather just go ahead and install one while I have the pan off, even if it's unlikely I'll need it.
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Very long thread to get through!

Curious about how everyone's been dealing with heat issues in everyday traffic as this is a front mounted kit - melting fans, melting lines, etc.

I have gone through the other heat management thread (quite long) and it seems even with ceramic coatings, wraps and blankets, heat is a major issue (especially in stop and go traffic).
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Old 06-06-2019, 04:33 PM   #1152
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Very long thread to get through!

Curious about how everyone's been dealing with heat issues in everyday traffic as this is a front mounted kit - melting fans, melting lines, etc.

I have gone through the other heat management thread (quite long) and it seems even with ceramic coatings, wraps and blankets, heat is a major issue (especially in stop and go traffic).
Honeslty I haven’t had ANY issues with heat. I’m not even running slim fans or a shroud. My cooling mods are 16 row Setrab oil cooler mounted behind fog light insert, koyo upgraded RAD, no front grill thing, and no windshield wiper insert ( behind the hood going up to the windshied) so basically there’s a lot of heat extraction going on.
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Old 06-07-2019, 01:35 PM   #1153
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Hello errybody!

As a web developer.. i'm disappointed when i go to JDL's website and see they are still selling their kit via a black friday sale..

I was trying to see what version of their kit they are on.. V2 ? V3 ? What is the most current kit version now? What is the difference between v2/v3 if there is a v3?

I can't trust their website to have updated info!
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Old 06-07-2019, 02:55 PM   #1154
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Hello errybody!

As a web developer.. i'm disappointed when i go to JDL's website and see they are still selling their kit via a black friday sale..

I was trying to see what version of their kit they are on.. V2 ? V3 ? What is the most current kit version now? What is the difference between v2/v3 if there is a v3?

I can't trust their website to have updated info!

I ordered through 86speed. They often phone home to JDL to get the most current offerings. Their website is a bit more updated too. Staff there was very helpful. I would give them a call and see what's up.
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Old 06-07-2019, 07:50 PM   #1155
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Very long thread to get through!

Curious about how everyone's been dealing with heat issues in everyday traffic as this is a front mounted kit - melting fans, melting lines, etc.

I have gone through the other heat management thread (quite long) and it seems even with ceramic coatings, wraps and blankets, heat is a major issue (especially in stop and go traffic).
If it's a street car you shouldn't have much issue. Add an oil cooler and you're set. I have yet to see a problem on street with high 80s/low 90s degree weather. I'm running slim fan shroud, a turbo blanket, and oil cooler, and ceramic coating.
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Old 06-07-2019, 09:57 PM   #1156
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Got a question for anyone that has the GTX2860R - I get compressor surge and that fluttery sound under basically any circumstance other than hard pull and shifting, it seems like it takes a good second for the line to go from +7lbs (or less) to the -9 needed to pull the blowoff valve open. Is this normal or do I need to drive more gently / change something vacuum-related?

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Old 06-09-2019, 09:16 PM   #1157
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Hello errybody!

As a web developer.. i'm disappointed when i go to JDL's website and see they are still selling their kit via a black friday sale..

I was trying to see what version of their kit they are on.. V2 ? V3 ? What is the most current kit version now? What is the difference between v2/v3 if there is a v3?

I can't trust their website to have updated info!
The differences I'm aware of is that version 3 has a larger intercooler (for 500+ WHP) and the option for the G25-550/ G25-660. Double check with the vendors though.
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Old 06-10-2019, 10:58 AM   #1158
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Got a question for anyone that has the GTX2860R - I get compressor surge and that fluttery sound under basically any circumstance other than hard pull and shifting, it seems like it takes a good second for the line to go from +7lbs (or less) to the -9 needed to pull the blowoff valve open. Is this normal or do I need to drive more gently / change something vacuum-related?
Sounds like you need to adjust your BOV. Should be just tight enough to stay closed at idle. Anything more and it's set too stiff.
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Old 06-14-2019, 01:37 AM   #1159
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Sounds like you need to adjust your BOV. Should be just tight enough to stay closed at idle. Anything more and it's set too stiff.
Heck, I have that thing unscrewed as far as the indicator they say not to go past. Might try to give it a couple more turns though, thanks.
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Old 06-15-2019, 10:40 AM   #1160
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Parts have arrived.
Duuude! That must feel so good! Are you all giddy inside?

When is everything going in? Dyno tune or e-tune?

Edit: do you have a build thread?

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Yeah I cant wait for that boost! I've been planning this for like a year and finally was able to pull the trigger... I'm having a local performance shop help me install everything starting next week!. Delicious E-tune. I paid for the flash-and go tune anyways, but the shop has a Dyno and says they could tune it... https://www.ft86club.com/forums/showthread.php?t=134692
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