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I don't own one, so I won't say I have personal experience. But I will say Hellion is a well known company, and I haven't heard any owner complaints. They've also been around for a little while. They're kits are also complete. If you buy a kit from them, you shouldn't need to buy anything else to install it, you have everything required for it to fit and run correctly.
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On3performance turbos are good kits for the money, couple of SVTP members have already done this kit and state the best turbo kit for the money! here is the link....http://www.on3performance.com/
#15
On3performance turbos are good kits for the money, couple of SVTP members have already done this kit and state the best turbo kit for the money! here is the link....http://www.on3performance.com/
#16
Quality of material mainly. on3 supposedly uses thin cheap 304 stainless steel, which over time, will have heat problems and crack. they also dont provide a k-member/coilover setup either, which is another ~1000$ depending on what you get. nore do they provide you with a fuel pump(150-200), or injectors (400)
it'll get you by for about 360-400hp yes, and it will last you possibly 1-2 years yes. at the very least, i would say if your gunna do it, grab the one with the master power turbo -- that way when/if you decide to get a hot side thats made a bit better, or if it cracks or leaks, you already have a turbo to work around.
im not saying they're complete crap, as i dont own one. im just saying that i've read other people's comments about them from other sites, and this is what i have learned/observed.
*if* i were going to go with a turbo kit, which i have considered numerous times now, i would go all out, and get a HP performance twin turbo kit. but thats just me. right now i am saving up for a Kenne Bell instead.
it'll get you by for about 360-400hp yes, and it will last you possibly 1-2 years yes. at the very least, i would say if your gunna do it, grab the one with the master power turbo -- that way when/if you decide to get a hot side thats made a bit better, or if it cracks or leaks, you already have a turbo to work around.
im not saying they're complete crap, as i dont own one. im just saying that i've read other people's comments about them from other sites, and this is what i have learned/observed.
*if* i were going to go with a turbo kit, which i have considered numerous times now, i would go all out, and get a HP performance twin turbo kit. but thats just me. right now i am saving up for a Kenne Bell instead.
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