does anybody the shop where i can install my turbo in NYC?? any suggestion is appreciated. if you know teh price range, that would be even better.
thanks

 

rpm nyc...but they rip you off...lets just say i believe i was quoted in the range of $1500 for a greddy kit to be installed.......
turbo install=something to do yourself and with a few buddies.

 

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1500?!!, you can buy a freaking kit for that price....

 

thus the reason im not going there.......

 

drive up to Maine - 300 labor. I have done a bunch of turbo hondas recently.

 

do it yourself!!!!

i installed my kit with two friends and i have a greddy kit too. if you need any help, just shoot me an e-mail and i'll be glad to help you out. its like installing a header with a big cold air intake

 

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who in thier right mind would pay $1,500, stupid shops

 

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If you can install a CAI, you can install a GReddy turbo kit. Only difficult part (or part I didn't do myself) was tapping the pan for the return.

 

Turbo kit install is not hard if you follow directions and have a couple friends handy, but i wouldn't exactly compare it to installing an intake. My girlfriend could install an intake

Anyhow to original poster, just do a search on the site and you'll find detailed instruction, possibly pictures to help you. There was a good thread on installing a drag kit with detailed pictures from start to finish. Like the other guys said it's not difficult, there is just quite a few parts, it's somewhat time comsuming, but take into consideration that a turbo install is something you don't want to rush or half ***

 

Im bored at work, so i searched for you Hope this helps, save your $ install it yourself and put the $ toward tuning

https://honda-tech.com/zerothread?id=635014

 

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Hey not everyone is a turbo guru like you... ....

 

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If you can read directions, you can install a GReddy kit.. much like an intake

 

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my gf helped me install my turbo. its looks a lot harder then it is. little advise, only loosely put the bolts on the turbo to manifold before hooking up the dp. took me 2 hours to get my dp on the very first time, took me 5 mins the second.