Were do I find turbo kits?
Were do I find turbo kits? I have been surting the web for some turbo kits for my car but I can not find anyplace advertising anny. Were do I go to find some and what do ya'll think is some of the best kits on the market? Also what is the pros and cons between turbo kits and the supercharger kits? 
Re: Were do I find turbo kits? turbo tech is the cheapest and will get you some power you need.
ls1m cost more but uses better parts more complete.
cas is a nice kit also that provides good gains.
ls1m cost more but uses better parts more complete.
cas is a nice kit also that provides good gains.
Re: Were do I find turbo kits? Most people will argue that turbos are more efficient based on the fact that they dont require a parasitic draw on the engine to spin and you don't shred belts with them, but the right blower set up can really kick some *** too 
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Re: Were do I find turbo kits? Remember to add headers to the cost of a supercharger. And make sure you compare apples to apples. Most turbo kits come with everything like injectors, fuel pump, programming, etc where that might an option on the Supercharger kits. A turbo kit will usually produce more torque. I actually bought the ATI D1SC but decided to sell it after hearing about some of the problems and go turbo instead. I want something reliable and not have to worry about belts breaking or slipping.