best buy single turbo kit not remote mount?
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excatly, im not sure on hp yet. i mean i know im gonna have to build the motor, but i want to be able to mess around with the boost. so i want to be able to cruise at low boost and then when its time to get down, crank the bitch up! i know all about boost controllers and what not.
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Originally Posted by mdhmi
Why is it not that simple? The guy is looking for a single front mount turbo kit.
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Is there a BrandX that fits everyone's goal that I missed?
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i agree what you are sayin. my goal is to have a built motor by the time i get the turbo. my question is does someone make a full kit, turbo and all, intercooler as well.
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Originally Posted by mdhmi
Why is it not that simple? The guy is looking for a single front mount turbo kit.
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What are you goals? Power estimate? Et/Mph in the 1/4 estimate? You could be fine with T60ish turbo or if you plan on expanding a t76. If you want to get a bigger/forged motor in the future go with an 80 series or a 42.
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see im not sure what my hp goal is right now, i would like somewhere around 500-600Hp no problem, but at the same time i want to be able to turn up the boost and be at like 750+hp. at this point im not sure if im gonna keep the a/c or not. what are some of the brands out there that make full kits?
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The well priced kits all have one major drawback or another. Both exaust banks go through 1 log style manifold, or they have a pipe going under the kmember, or you loose a/c. The higher priced kits seem toget around all this. I beleive the hi-flow setup gets around all the problems but your looking at a very long wait on that kit. I just said screw it and got a D1SC and im very happy, very simple packaging, capable of 750RWHP and you can get the kit in a week and a half for a screaming good deal from exotic performance plus, a vendor on here.
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Boy oh boy, I suggest you do some serious deep soul searching before you jump into FI. First of all, which is the most important....find out exactly WHAT YOU WANT to do with your car, set a hp goal, do some research, find out what turbo kit/set-up others are running, what kind of power are they making, do you want a race car and run w/ the big boys or just a stupid fast street car? Save yourself some time, money and headaches by going after exactly WHAT YOU want and not with what others want w/ your car. (although you'll still invest some time, money & headaches)........good luck!
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There are a lot of nice kits out there but the TTi race kit had everything that I wanted. You loose the AC but that's a small price to pay for a good time on the street and the track.
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