<< Turbo-Zone public release of single kit >>
07-07-2006, 01:12 AM
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<< Turbo-Zone public release of single kit >> I apologize for the wait on pictures but this past month and the holidays made for a crazy month and recently, for the 4th of July, that crushed business into just a few days. We are extremely busy and pretty much a low-key business. As you may have all seen, we are in the works of many kits but I've decided to go ahead and post pics of the single truck manifold kit. I've attached pics of the single kit we're finishing for a customer. The IC mounted is for a twin kit, it's just there to give an idea of location.
Again, we have jigs for all our kits, so the single kits (car & truck) are produced in a matter of a few hours. The twin kits take quite a bit longer ( a few days) and the kits that retain A/C even longer (up to 5 days). We currently have a few single kits in stock.
We are always here for our customers and we answer the phone 99% of the time. Unless I have my hands on or in a motor, then it will hit voice mail. You WILL get a call back either within the hour or before close of business...GUARANTEED !
Again, we have jigs for all our kits, so the single kits (car & truck) are produced in a matter of a few hours. The twin kits take quite a bit longer ( a few days) and the kits that retain A/C even longer (up to 5 days). We currently have a few single kits in stock.
We are always here for our customers and we answer the phone 99% of the time. Unless I have my hands on or in a motor, then it will hit voice mail. You WILL get a call back either within the hour or before close of business...GUARANTEED !
07-07-2006, 01:25 AM
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I apologize for the wait on pictures but this past month and the holidays made for a crazy month and recently, for the 4th of July, that crushed business into just a few days. We are extremely busy and pretty much a low-key business.
SEE, ALREADY MAKING EXCUSES...BURN HIM!!!! hahaha..jk...The kit looks really good John...Looks very straight forward and easy for the user to assemble... A++
07-07-2006, 09:39 AM
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Thanks for the kind words. It is blue because I like smurfs. 
Just kidding, I'll probably use the blue, for most of the kits, as a trademark of sorts for our kits. Really, you can get them in any color if you'd like. 
Thanks again!
Just kidding, I'll probably use the blue, for most of the kits, as a trademark of sorts for our kits. Really, you can get them in any color if you'd like. Thanks again! Trending Topics
07-07-2006, 10:29 AM
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Yes, this kit uses the truck manifolds. The turbo shown is a PT-72 but we have fit up to an 82mm. We designed this so a larger turbo would fit. More than likely an 88mm will fit. That down pipe is a 3" but we can make up to a 4" or larger. Realistically, any larger would need different routing and bigger than 3.5" will necessitate going to our race kit (which includes an IC for 1,000HP plus). Cost of the kits is on the web site. They vary in price.
Hahaaa....it's Smurf-tastic ! Thanks Tony! PM on it's way.
Hahaaa....it's Smurf-tastic ! Thanks Tony! PM on it's way.
07-07-2006, 12:16 PM
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Great looking kit!
Does the eco street kit include drain line, feed line, wastegate etc? Can you get the charge pipe plumbed for alky?
Do you have to source the manifolds yourself or are they included in the kit?
That ecostreet kit with an alky control system and T67 turbo would be an awesome budget kit with a superfast spool
Does the eco street kit include drain line, feed line, wastegate etc? Can you get the charge pipe plumbed for alky?
Do you have to source the manifolds yourself or are they included in the kit?
That ecostreet kit with an alky control system and T67 turbo would be an awesome budget kit with a superfast spool
07-07-2006, 01:57 PM
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Originally Posted by DanaliHD
ok, STOP CALLING HIM!!!!!! He needs to get back out there and put my truck back together. Then you can see pics of the truck kit too.
07-07-2006, 02:03 PM
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Originally Posted by NOSjohn
Thanks Brian, I appreciate the compliment. Against my better judgement (thanks Neal), I posted pics and now have been on the phone and internet 1/2 the day. 
Who me?
07-07-2006, 04:46 PM
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John looks great, i'm glad someone is finally producing a truck manifold kit. Like I've said before its a no brainer with how simple it is to make one....don't know why it took so long for someone to produce and market it. Great job.
This will really help those who want to get into the turbo without too much hassle. Keep the welder chained to the table, he should be cranking out at least 3 crossovers a day
AC is for wussies
T tops were put on the cars...at least the cool ones for a reason
PM me a price on a crossover please.
J
This will really help those who want to get into the turbo without too much hassle. Keep the welder chained to the table, he should be cranking out at least 3 crossovers a day
AC is for wussies
T tops were put on the cars...at least the cool ones for a reasonPM me a price on a crossover please.
J
