Im planning on going with their kit, as ive only heard good things about it. I did have a few questions for people that have the kit. Im guessing the piping does not come pre cut and the other question was if their intercooler required cutting of the bumper support. Thanks for your help.

 

My buddy has the max rev kit and he just did a lot of custom piping, he didn't have to cut anything off the bumper support from my knowledge.

 

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sorry jacking the thread...but why not try a sparks turbo kit...they are pretty awesome.


Modified by slixxracing at 6:40 PM 11/12/2003

 

Thanks. Im guesssing you have to cut it yourself, but i wasnt sure. http://www.maxrev.com there are some pics there.

 

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yeah but it's not hard.

 

max rev=bad customer service. The kit itself is nice and yes there is cutting required. I also traded my ic for a longer and shorter one.

 

I have just started hearing about Sparks kit, go ahead and post the link and I'll check it out, but i have heard nothing bad about max rev except customer service.

 

I've got the max-rev kit and the piping is cake, although you may wanna get it welded or better couplers.

On my 98 civic the intercooler actually sits on the bottom rail of my radiator supprt and fits perfectly behind the bumper support.

just measure the pipes and cut, its pretty simple if your a competent person.

also the customer service isn't bad, or at least not from what I have seen, its just they are a small operation compared to the likes of greddy etc. so they don't have alot of time to be on the phone.

 

Sorry to ask a dumb question, but how do you know how to measure the piping. I think i might know, just dont know how to put it in words at the moment.

 

easiest way would be to get a section of pipe, hold it up to where you need it and use a marker to mark where to cut etc.

 

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That's my buddy i was talking about foozball26

 

i personally like the kit, you will need to cut ic piping.
bov is not all that great, other than that, i have no complaints.
if you do decide to get one, contact 2K_TEG, his customer service
is great.

also, depending on what car its going in, i have a 94 gsr and i had
to hack from bumper support so it wouldnt hang below my bumper.

 

my friend is selling his max rev kit for 2k, PM me if you're interested

 

so how do you know where to cut the piping? im just confused a little.

 

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they give you a bunch of 90 degree bends it will work just fine. The BOV sucks and also just rid of your bumper support

 

doesnt sound that bad at all. WHy does the bov suck, does hold well or what?