3KGT Base Automatic FWD TT Conversion

[LOUD3000GTURBO]

HELP! I have a 99 SOHC and Im getting a TT 6G72 to mess around with. Any tips on what to do on a FWD TT swap would be much appreciated!!!!

[R3KGT]

Originally Posted by BigTyla

As an aside though, you don't need that little controller to do the TT conversion, even if you decide to use the TT ECU.

The manuel controller is not a must for the car to operate.
It works just like factory when in the regular automatic mode.

It's just an extra toy for us to have fun with, nothing more.

We do have a TT ECU because it has a JDM TT engine.

Paddles would be a lot easier to use so I'm sure if there is a market someone will do it.

Granny

[boardFreak5]

NEW FLOOR MATS PLEASE!

david

[Darksurfr]

Gotta love a freshly built IPT trans. Thanks Jersey boys!

[R3KGT]

Originally Posted by Darksurfr

Gotta love a freshly built IPT trans. Thanks Jersey boys!

The tranny is great!

So much better then the stock one we started out with.
It really puts the power to the wheels.

[R3KGT]

Just an update on whats new for this year.

Currently I'm getting the car prepared to do autox and attending my first Rookie class in about a month.
It's a good thing I'm doing this for fun because we went to watch the locals in action last weekend and WOW
These guys really know how to handle a car.

So I had my stock rims polished and ordered a set of Bridgestone Potenza RE-01R from Tire Rack to start learning with.



The car is also getting JIC coilovers installed this week and balanced for racing.
I can't wait to see it without so much wheel gap.



And last but not least I have a set of strut bars from Ultimate Performance to go with the coilovers.
I'm really excited to see how much difference there will be in the way the car handles.

I think that pretty much takes care of this years budget

Granny

P.S. No, I haven't replaced the floor mats.

[green-lantern]

Originally Posted by R3KGT

Just an update on whats new for this year.

Currently I'm getting the car prepared to do autox and attending my first Rookie class in about a month.
It's a good thing I'm doing this for fun because we went to watch the locals in action last weekend and WOW
These guys really know how to handle a car.

So I had my stock rims polished and ordered a set of Bridgestone Potenza RE-01R from Tire Rack to start learning with.



The car is also getting JIC coilovers installed this week and balanced for racing.


I can't wait to see it without so much wheel gap.



And last but not least I have a set of strut bars from Ultimate Performance to go with the coilovers.
I'm really excited to see how much difference there will be in the way the car handles.

I think that pretty much takes care of this years budget

Granny

P.S. No, I haven't replaced the floor mats.

sweet!

[210vr-2beast]

Damn how is Granny affording all that merchandise? Geez someone has some serious mula. Must be nice. Oh well my VR2 is about to get started as well. How much for that dejon kit by the way?

[R3KGT]

Originally Posted by 210vr-2beast

Damn how is Granny affording all that merchandise? Geez someone has some serious mula. Must be nice. Oh well my VR2 is about to get started as well. How much for that dejon kit by the way?

That depends on what you want.
Heres the link.

http://www.dejonpowerhouse.com/

Good luck with your project!

Granny

[210vr-2beast]

Thanks so much... grams. Are you really rich though? hehe. Maybe we will cross paths some day. Highly doubtful because I'm all the way down here and your all the way up there. You never know I guess.