TVT300 Preview...
I know you guys thought about this before, but seriously the car is in need of a serious oil cooler, as the piston sprayers are saturating the pistons in HOT oil, this is not helping the ecu add more timing to the ignition, not to mention the cylinders are only coated in a very thin hard carbide type material, once that goes away it's steel rings on alluminum cylinders. without a proper oil cooler you guys might have longevity issues and maybe some unhappy customers.
Originally Posted by TVT_DESIGN
Just an update for everyone.
Our TVT300 kit includes 2 important pieces that we are trying to replenish before the kit is released. One is the 74mm TB and the other is the dual exhaust. We are collecting as many TBs as possible so that when our kit is released we can actually sell it.
Believe me I want this on sale as much as you guys do, probably more because we have a lot of money invested in R&D.
I promise that there will be many improvements both in part throttle and WOT driving experiences with this package. We just finished up a TVT265 for a local customer and it feels like a 4 cylinder camry compared to our TVT300 car, not that the 265 is slow or anything.
Our TVT300 kit includes 2 important pieces that we are trying to replenish before the kit is released. One is the 74mm TB and the other is the dual exhaust. We are collecting as many TBs as possible so that when our kit is released we can actually sell it.
Believe me I want this on sale as much as you guys do, probably more because we have a lot of money invested in R&D.
I promise that there will be many improvements both in part throttle and WOT driving experiences with this package. We just finished up a TVT265 for a local customer and it feels like a 4 cylinder camry compared to our TVT300 car, not that the 265 is slow or anything.
Originally Posted by robs 04 crossfire
yeah and what about greenbeans? that **** is damn good
Originally Posted by kris,USMC,IRAQ
Al Asad has everything but a roller coster, still 16 months is a long time
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Originally Posted by BlueStorm
I know you guys thought about this before, but seriously the car is in need of a serious oil cooler, as the piston sprayers are saturating the pistons in HOT oil, this is not helping the ecu add more timing to the ignition, not to mention the cylinders are only coated in a very thin hard carbide type material, once that goes away it's steel rings on alluminum cylinders. without a proper oil cooler you guys might have longevity issues and maybe some unhappy customers.
Originally Posted by TVT_DESIGN
You do realize we've had an oil cooler available for over a year for these cars right?
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Originally Posted by kris,USMC,IRAQ
You only have the one websight right? When do you plan on updating it?
https://www.crossfireforum.org/forum...-cooler-n.html
Originally Posted by TVT_DESIGN
You do realize we've had an oil cooler available for over a year for these cars right?
It might help if you posted some data logged oil temperature graphs showing comparisons vs stock. It's called sales managment, unfortunatly it get's very expensive and time consuming. I was hopeing you guys where gonna machine a nice billet oilfiter cap that had ports built in.
Last edited by BlueStorm; Jun 19, 2009 at 08:01 PM.
Originally Posted by TVT_DESIGN
Not everything we offer is on the website. We introduced the oil cooler a while ago and received very little response. We decided to not put it into production, but leave it as an install available item.
https://www.crossfireforum.org/forum...-cooler-n.html
https://www.crossfireforum.org/forum...-cooler-n.html
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Originally Posted by BlueStorm
apparantly your not advertising it very well....maybe it's time for a step by step install thread so we customer's can see what's available, otherwise get moderators to post a sticky so it doesn't get burried.
It might help if you posted some data logged oil temperature graphs showing comparisons vs stock. It's called sales managment, unfortunatly it get's very expensive and time consuming. I was hopeing you guys where gonna machine a nice billet oilfiter cap that had ports built in.
It might help if you posted some data logged oil temperature graphs showing comparisons vs stock. It's called sales managment, unfortunatly it get's very expensive and time consuming. I was hopeing you guys where gonna machine a nice billet oilfiter cap that had ports built in.
The oil cooler is something we did for our track car and really had no intentions of marketing it, thus the lack of marketing. If someone wanted the install we could show them what it was and better estimate a cost.
As for parts we don't advertise, there are a lot. We do a lot of one-off type of work and don't market the finished product. If a customer called for something sepcific that they wanted to we could fab up a kit for them. However, given the size of the community it is not cost effective to really keep anything on the shelf.
Originally Posted by TVT_DESIGN
The customer base just isn't there for a lot of R&D. A lot of people want to see that it is available, but very few if any will purchase it.
The oil cooler is something we did for our track car and really had no intentions of marketing it, thus the lack of marketing. If someone wanted the install we could show them what it was and better estimate a cost.
As for parts we don't advertise, there are a lot. We do a lot of one-off type of work and don't market the finished product. If a customer called for something sepcific that they wanted to we could fab up a kit for them. However, given the size of the community it is not cost effective to really keep anything on the shelf.
The oil cooler is something we did for our track car and really had no intentions of marketing it, thus the lack of marketing. If someone wanted the install we could show them what it was and better estimate a cost.
As for parts we don't advertise, there are a lot. We do a lot of one-off type of work and don't market the finished product. If a customer called for something sepcific that they wanted to we could fab up a kit for them. However, given the size of the community it is not cost effective to really keep anything on the shelf.
Originally Posted by robs 04 crossfire
yeah i would like to know the same also...
Originally Posted by kris,USMC,IRAQ
I have a turbocharged Crossfire w/o an intercooler running 7 psi of boost, unfortunatly I have to wait till I get back from Iraq to finish it up
I would have no problem getting the physical part done, but that damn ECU. Have you gotten around this or still in early developement??
Thanks.
Originally Posted by 05XF-LVR
You have a finished and running turbo XF? or are you in the process of trying to get it going??
I would have no problem getting the physical part done, but that damn ECU. Have you gotten around this or still in early developement??
Thanks.
I would have no problem getting the physical part done, but that damn ECU. Have you gotten around this or still in early developement??
Thanks.
Originally Posted by kris,USMC,IRAQ
LET does the tuning for me. Instead of allowing the ECU to adapt to the added boost it runs like the boost came stock on the car. larger injectors will be need. Are the injectors the same on the SRT-6? the guys at LET have converted an SRT-6 to turbo and are running 450hp on the injectors.
yeah do you have any pics of your work when are you do back and where are you based out of? would really like to see your car



