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Territory Turbo. What Mods To Do?

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Im leaning to the idea of a Territory Turbo early next year as I need something heartier to pull my Jayco caravan.I currently use a mildy modded nissan stagea to do this but me being me,cant handle the fact that the TT is so much easier to make power and torque out of then my little(1700kg)nissan wagon lol.

So what I need to know is some info from the TT guro,s to what is to be done to make my TT blow the doors off any crummydoor R8,s or SS slammers.LOL

No I mean basic free mods like EDIT and injectors and zorst mods.I have owned a couple of T,s one of ran 11,s and one that took the award for being the least powerful XR6T in history with an astonishig 160rwkw,s. :longlaugh:

So if any TT owners could advise me on the right mods for these trucks and if any one has experienced issues,that would be great.Next thing is to put a V8 bonnet on it and a GT rear wing with some GT stripes and you will have yourself your first TT TRANNY :gooff:

Thanks

Darren

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As they run the same motor, the TT's respond the same to motor mods.

You really need to work out how much power you want. I have debunged the exhaust only and it gives it a nice note.

Edit would be the only thing I would do as the driveline is still an unknown, although we have seen a 11.3sec 1/4

Make sure you get the TT Ghia as the extra bits make it much better

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A stage 2 kit for the terri from Plazmaman or PW would make the HSV boys sit up an take notice.

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As they run the same motor, the TT's respond the same to motor mods.

You really need to work out how much power you want. I have debunged the exhaust only and it gives it a nice note.

Edit would be the only thing I would do as the driveline is still an unknown, although we have seen a 11.3sec 1/4

Make sure you get the TT Ghia as the extra bits make it much better

Thanks Zap.The TT Ghia would be nice but it all comes down to cashola at the time.Im looking at 2nd hand TT,s.I have found some 4 sale with 15k on the clock with options for low $40k.So by early next year I should nab one for close to $40k neat.that's the plan anyway.Never know what can happen thou.LOL

As for power,im chasing around the 260awkw mark so im guessing injectors,zorst mod,tune should go close but id thought I would ask the people that have done it.How have you found the overall build qaulity of the TT? I hope its better then my MK1 BA.

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having owned a BA mk1 and owning a BF f6 and 2006 TTG, I was astounded how much better the BF and TTG are put together,

We have had no warranty work on the TTG, and only minor stuff on the F6.

It is worth a dtreatch to get the Ghia, even if it is a crappy colour. I am sure you can find one in your budget

#6

Fark Darren - you change vehicles almost as much as I change my underwear!

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So that would once every two years tab :laughing: stinky

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Fark Darren - you change vehicles almost as much as I change my underwear!

I know :laughing: but atleast I can come back to the forum and be a TRANNY again.Watch me Tranny the I <3 Bananas out of the TT. :tease:

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FPV Tranny,

I am getting exactly what you are describing (injectors,zorst mod,tune + KN Filter) on Saturday for my TT Ghia. I will let you know how that goes.

Orrie

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Thanks mate.

Let me know std awkw,s vs modded awkw,s

Cheers

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