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    Considering going bt this summer,bnrs3 to be specific. Went with this instead of gtx because i want around 350whp and beaner is cheaper than the gtx.

    However i wanna prepare my car first
    It has 150k km so i wanna do some maintenance first. Imma star with cleaning the valves and IM. Now that ill be taking it off i was thinking on replacing the injector seals n studs(cpe ), tb gasket and coolant bypass(jbr) intage gasket(jbr) occ, egr delete. Spark plugs. Any other thing i should upgrade or take a look at while im at it?

    I dont feel confident doing this work myself tbh. Ill be taking it to jimmy probably, any approximate for this kind of labour?
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    -corksport stge 2 sri + tip,cpe hpfp,cobb ap,turbosmart BOV 50/50,jbr boost tubes,bpv hose
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    -H&R lowering springs, koni yellow shocks

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    Default Re: Road to bnrs3

    Bnr is not a big turbo

    For estimates you have to call Jimmy and explain the work and he'll give you a quote

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    Default Re: Road to bnrs3

    Your corksport intake and turbo inlet hose will be a restriction

    also are you on the stock top mount intercooler?

    More boost than 20psi with your power goals, so upgraded MAP sensor is required. 3 port electronic boost control solenoid to help manage the wastegate better...

    Maybe you should make a list of what you think you need, what you currently have, so we can see where your head is.

    I don't think bnr is the way to go..

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    If you want the most hassle free way of going about it, consider getting the install done at APH and contact @Fobio for the tuning. You can have it all done at once, this is what I did. Be prepared to leave your car for a few days. From looking at your mods in your sig you'll want to consider a downpipe and the least an upgraded tmic.
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    With the additional parts it looks like you need, along with install and tuning time, be prepared to budget at least $3g's. The weak Canadian dollar is your enemy right now.

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    Ohhh sorry i didnt explain well. Yeahh i have a list of modss:big intake,ebcs,dp,rp,battery tray, eithrr tr8 with jbr piping or cs tmic(depends on budget). I was thinking on getting external wastegate but needa research more about that.

    I was inquiring more about the work in the IM. I know its not required but im sure it will help my engine to function better

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    @loki yeahhh i know the s3 is not too big but ive seen ppl getting to 350 so that works for me. Its my dd so i thibk 350 is more than enough to have fun in summer. Spool is good in the beaner and its significantly cheaper than the gtx3071r which is my other option. Could be any of those but as of now im leaning more towards thr s3

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    Quote Originally Posted by crasth View Post
    @loki yeahhh i know the s3 is not too big but ive seen ppl getting to 350 so that works for me. Its my dd so i thibk 350 is more than enough to have fun in summer. Spool is good in the beaner and its significantly cheaper than the gtx3071r which is my other option. Could be any of those but as of now im leaning more towards thr s3
    You are comparing two turbos, in completely different categories... BNR S3 is simply a less restrictive K04. GTX3071 is capable of pushing the OEM fuel injectors past their limits, whereas the BNR S3 is designed to stay within the stock fueling. If you are staying stock block go BNR, if you plan on building go for the Garret.

    Do some more research. Your clutch may need be on it's last legs too. So factor that into your build price.

    Supporting mods + Clutch + Turbo + Tune = Zoom Zoom

    If you plan to max out the BNR... just go for the GTX and stay in the efficiency zone.

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    Quote Originally Posted by pwdunmore View Post
    You are comparing two turbos, in completely different categories... BNR S3 is simply a less restrictive K04. GTX3071 is capable of pushing the OEM fuel injectors past their limits, whereas the BNR S3 is designed to stay within the stock fueling. If you are staying stock block go BNR, if you plan on building go for the Garret.

    Do some more research. Your clutch may need be on it's last legs too. So factor that into your build price.

    Supporting mods + Clutch + Turbo + Tune = Zoom Zoom

    If you plan to max out the BNR... just go for the GTX and stay in the efficiency zone.
    Im not comparing them,i know the gtx is more capable and Yeah as i said my power goals are around 350whp. And the bnr will do it . even if its less im ok with that. If a rebuild ever comes i only plan on upgrading to stronger rods.the clutch is a good point too,ive been thinking about that too, when mine fails i wanna upgrade. How about the 6puck act? Or what other one is good for my goals. Stock clutch?

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    Quote Originally Posted by crasth View Post
    Im not comparing them,i know the gtx is more capable and Yeah as i said my power goals are around 350whp. And the bnr will do it . even if its less im ok with that. If a rebuild ever comes i only plan on upgrading to stronger rods.the clutch is a good point too,ive been thinking about that too, when mine fails i wanna upgrade. How about the 6puck act? Or what other one is good for my goals. Stock clutch?
    blah, blah, blah. Kept it stock. You will thank me later.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Fack_Dude View Post
    blah, blah, blah. Kept it stock. You will thank me later.
    Whats wrong with my plans? Enlighten me mr fack

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    Quote Originally Posted by Fack_Dude View Post
    blah, blah, blah. Kept it stock. You will thank me later.
    This is good advice

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    The car ultimately becomes less reliable

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    Quote Originally Posted by loki View Post
    The car ultimately becomes less reliable
    Thats kind of what everyone risks when they start to modify their car. Thats why i wanna do as much as i can to "lessen" the risk with the things mentioned in my thread(occ,cleaning valves etc). When my k04 fails i think the bnr is a good replacement no?

    I just want some help from ppl who have been tru this path

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    Quote Originally Posted by crasth View Post
    Thats kind of what everyone risks when they start to modify their car. Thats why i wanna do as much as i can to "lessen" the risk with the things mentioned in my thread(occ,cleaning valves etc). When my k04 fails i think the bnr is a good replacement no?

    I just want some help from ppl who have been tru this path
    I've done all that, and honestly should have just kept it at stage 2

    The power is great for saying you are making a lot of power....but it's not really practical given that getting it to the ground is difficult, and you're hardly ever in a daily position to use the power

    But bragging rights bruh......lol

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    Quote Originally Posted by loki View Post
    I've done all that, and honestly should have just kept it at stage 2

    The power is great for saying you are making a lot of power....but it's not really practical given that getting it to the ground is difficult, and you're hardly ever in a daily position to use the power

    But bragging rights bruh......lol
    Thats a diff from what fackdude said, and i see where u come from. That(and the price ,reliability,etc) are the main reasons that keep turning me away from bigger turbos. And stage 2 is my plan for this summer and id like to stay thetr with the ms3. But seeing that k04 tend to fail i just see it as an opportunity to get something a lil better.

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    Should i look into something else?? (Regarding to thr main question)

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    The k04 doesn't fail all that easily...and honestly a 300whp MS3 is plenty of a beast for DDing.

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    Quote Originally Posted by crasth View Post
    Should i look into something else?? (Regarding to thr main question)
    Valve cleaning is always a good idea. Yours will be very gunked up

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    Quote Originally Posted by loki View Post
    Valve cleaning is always a good idea. Yours will be very gunked up
    Oh im counting on that. Im sure my valves are desperately asking me for some cleaning.

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    Quote Originally Posted by crasth View Post
    Oh im counting on that. Im sure my valves are desperately asking me for some cleaning.
    So there's chemical cleaning options ($300 or so) and then mechanical cleaning, which if you have a shop do, would be expensive because it is labour intensive

    I cleaned my own valves with @fywdyl and it took....a while...

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    Quote Originally Posted by crasth View Post
    Thats kind of what everyone risks when they start to modify their car. Thats why i wanna do as much as i can to "lessen" the risk with the things mentioned in my thread(occ,cleaning valves etc). When my k04 fails i think the bnr is a good replacement no?

    I just want some help from ppl who have been tru this path
    dude, your car has 150,000km, your engine is old.

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    Quote Originally Posted by crasth View Post
    Thats a diff from what fackdude said, and i see where u come from. That(and the price ,reliability,etc) are the main reasons that keep turning me away from bigger turbos. And stage 2 is my plan for this summer and id like to stay thetr with the ms3. But seeing that k04 tend to fail i just see it as an opportunity to get something a lil better.
    IMO, go with a bigger intake, tmic, downpipe, and maybe a ebcs and tune. All this will get you considerably more hp than you have now, at least 40whp more. Maybe that will be enough for you. On that note I have a Corksport tmic for sale in the FS section now.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Fack_Dude View Post
    dude, your car has 150,000km, your engine is old.
    We have spent tons of cash on our cars to have nothing but failure down the road.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Fack_Dude View Post
    dude, your car has 150,000km, your engine is old.
    This is also a very good point, I probably wouldn't have gone bigger turbo if I had that mileage, but I had only 55k.

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