twin-turbos$$<supercharger$$
10-02-2006, 02:23 PM
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twin-turbos$$<supercharger$$
Hey, guys what do yall think about this kit http://www.ssautochrome.com./level.itml/icOid/1716
I thought turbo's cost more than that!!
Would this be a good kit?
oh yeah what type of power would it make?
I thought turbo's cost more than that!!
Would this be a good kit?
oh yeah what type of power would it make?
10-02-2006, 02:40 PM
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RE: twin-turbos$$<supercharger$$
Ive never heard of that company, i would be espescially carefull when your buying turbo kits from people who you've never heard of. Lots of news on the net about people ordering turbo's from people and they never get them or something like that.
Go with Hellion or PTK. THose are reputable companies and are good for their word. Plus the Hellion kit includes everything for a bolt on set up, inclusing a full fuel system.
My turbo kit im going to running at 10psi is going to cost me $1,500 or so to build myself....
Go with Hellion or PTK. THose are reputable companies and are good for their word. Plus the Hellion kit includes everything for a bolt on set up, inclusing a full fuel system.
My turbo kit im going to running at 10psi is going to cost me $1,500 or so to build myself....
10-02-2006, 03:40 PM
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RE: twin-turbos$$<supercharger$$
With turbo systems... you truly do get what you pay for. I would bet that that kit doesnt keep your ac, power steering, smog, etc. and you will have to cut/weld/fit it like a mother f*cker. Dont be cheap, double the price and go with a GOOD reputable kit. Do some research about thier name and I gaurantee you noone is screaming success.
10-02-2006, 03:46 PM
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RE: twin-turbos$$<supercharger$$
I am also looking to a nice turbo kit. The hellion is too expensive, PTK is too expsive, and B&G makes a good street kit but its not intercooled I dont think and their site isnt too helpful.
10-02-2006, 04:43 PM
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RE: twin-turbos$$<supercharger$$
Seems too cheap to be good. Your best bet would prolly to piece together a kit. You can get a complete kit for pretty cheap if you buy the pieces seperatly, but then again your prolly not gonna have the advantage of good directions, and you might have to weld. My buddy did a turbo kit for pretty cheap, i think under 1500, and was running around 12 psi on it. Even tho it was on a civic, it was still pretty smart and alot cheaper.
10-02-2006, 05:47 PM
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RE: twin-turbos$$<supercharger$$
beware of ss autochrome, there turbos ar junk, mass bought from alibaba by chinese companies
take a look at this ss autochrome kit http://www.superhonda.com/forum/showthread.php?t=236746
if you want info on turbocharging your mustang, www.turbomustangs.com
a diy kit can run about 2k for evrything with junkyard twin turbos, and like 2500 for a diy single with new turbo
also brian at http://www.bgturbokits.com/ makes great kits, 2999 for his stage1
take a look at this ss autochrome kit http://www.superhonda.com/forum/showthread.php?t=236746
if you want info on turbocharging your mustang, www.turbomustangs.com
a diy kit can run about 2k for evrything with junkyard twin turbos, and like 2500 for a diy single with new turbo
also brian at http://www.bgturbokits.com/ makes great kits, 2999 for his stage1