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I have it and love it. Turbos are better left to those who turn their own wrenches. I enjoyed intercooling it myself. Its loads of fun and drives like stock when I stay out of the loud pedal. Be prepared for spending more and more. I can't tell you how many times I have said, and next...I'll buy this. I am currently working on cam, rods, springs, boost controller, flt trans, and some weight loss
Its like having a 125 shot that never runs out. It hits softer tho, so its easier on the vehicle.
If your going to install the kit on a stock LS1 you'll need 42lb. injectors(or higher), 255lph fuel pump(or higher), BOV(if manual trans.), FI spark plugs(NGK TR6 or equivalent), preferably dyno tuned PCMI (went with the Nelson Performance mail order tune untill just recently)
What is also highly reccomended but is up to you, FMIC, exhaust wrap from the turbo up to the manifolds(for better spool time), (x2) wideband O2 sensors with gauges(some use 1 after the y-pipe but I like to monitor both banks of the engine because one side can run lean and the other rich and if you monitor only after the y-pipe it's a good chance it will read as it should when it's actually not.), some sort of PCV catch can with new PCV routing(run a search in forced induction and you'll find a ton about this)
Optional = boost controller
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