APS 427 twin turbo system - $6695 introductory offer inc door to door delivery
04-17-2008, 10:52 AM
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Pm me on the price and availability of the new intake pipes. Also wanted to order the speed density coupling if they are available now as well . Also not clear is the only difference between the two kits the turbos and are they a straight bolt on then? Something about the starter??. I would be interested in knowing my difference in price as still have not installed or used my standard turbos or kit. I would think shipping back the two smaller turbos might be pricey but whatever its an option I guess.
I am hoping someone runs the standard turbos on a 402 or 408 at higher boost mabye with the new intake pipes. maybe JM?? .I want to make sure I can get 800rwhp on auto or 850 rwhp on m6 car with the standard turbos or might want to trade up.
I am hoping someone runs the standard turbos on a 402 or 408 at higher boost mabye with the new intake pipes. maybe JM?? .I want to make sure I can get 800rwhp on auto or 850 rwhp on m6 car with the standard turbos or might want to trade up.
04-20-2008, 05:18 PM
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twin turbo system in July 08. Will this package work with an LS1 04 GTO?, if so I'm very interested to move forward.
Thanks EJB.
Thanks EJB.
Guys, APS will release the 427 cube F body twin turbo system in July 08.
This new larger twin turbo system will support around 975 -1000 dyno jet rwhp and is ideally suited for large cube LSx engines ranging between 402 to 440 cubic inches.
The 427 F body twin turbo system has a MSRP of $6995 plus freight to your destination which is normally around $700 to the main 48 US states (door to door freight) for a total cost of $7695 delivered to your door.
I have allocated ten 427 twin turbo systems to be sold at $6695 including the freight cost to your destination which is a massive $1000 saving for the first 10 twin turbo system orders. This is a one time deal for the 427 twin turbo system so get in quick and take advantage of this awesome deal.
I will post up some power graphs of the twin turbo system on our 347 twin turbo engine later on today.
Pm me if you'd like to order a 427 tiwn turbo system and I will then provide you with the purchase/sale order form.
Peter
This new larger twin turbo system will support around 975 -1000 dyno jet rwhp and is ideally suited for large cube LSx engines ranging between 402 to 440 cubic inches.
The 427 F body twin turbo system has a MSRP of $6995 plus freight to your destination which is normally around $700 to the main 48 US states (door to door freight) for a total cost of $7695 delivered to your door.
I have allocated ten 427 twin turbo systems to be sold at $6695 including the freight cost to your destination which is a massive $1000 saving for the first 10 twin turbo system orders. This is a one time deal for the 427 twin turbo system so get in quick and take advantage of this awesome deal.
I will post up some power graphs of the twin turbo system on our 347 twin turbo engine later on today.
Pm me if you'd like to order a 427 tiwn turbo system and I will then provide you with the purchase/sale order form.
Peter
04-21-2008, 06:30 PM
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The smaller kit is able to work with the UMI, but requires the passenger side turbo to be clocked. Any chance this larger kit will work with a UMI K-member?
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Warren, The time frame is still July 08 as I posted earlier in this thread. I've been very busy working in the factory over the last week helping the guys catch up on production of twin turbo systems so I will update this thread next week as soon as I have some spare time.
Thanks,
Peter
Thanks,
Peter